We spent last summer in the Kalispell area, and stumbled across this place when we were heading to…read morethe park nearby for a local arts and crafts festival. Since we love wine, we had to check it out. While the inside was super cute and looked like a fun place to hang out, we sat outside with our pup and each did a tasting of 3 different wines. They source their grapes from Columbia Valley and Yakima in Washington, so the quality of the wines are pretty good! I am a huge fan of Sangiovese, so I was excited to try theirs, and it was fine, but I ended up really liking their Cab Franc and Tempranillo. We ended up purchasing a few bottles to take home with us, which we've enjoyed as we've opened them the past few months. Definitely would come back when we are in the area!

We came here for the live music as we were staying across the street at the Kalispell Grand Hotel…read moreand we LOVED the vibe and the wine! We liked it so much that we came back the next night for more live music and it happened to be their 2 year anniversary! Wine, massages and free food - you can't go wrong! Loved the wine cocktails - delicious!

My first time tasting Thompson River Ranch (TRR) meats was at a food festival in California…read more Everything they sampled was absolutely delicious. Being part of a competition barbeque team, I feel our team has an edge cooking with such a high quality product. I'm hooked! From here on out, TRR is my go-to for the best Wagyu meats. 5+ Star products! Also, I always experience extraordinary service. I order their meats via their website but I prefer to speak with a representative. So I reach out to them by email and phone. My phone calls are always answered. Sometimes it's answered by Clydene, the big boss apple sauce of this wonderful operation. Communication is always clear, orders arrive accurately and efficiently, and the product received is outstanding and handled properly. 5+ Star service! I'm their fan for life!

It's been a long time since I've been here. They have expanded a bit, and now have a TON of stuff…read morefor kids. They also have some stuff for adults--i.e. coffee, a few food trucks, and plenty of pumpkins at reasonable prices! There are a few things you need to buy once you get in (i.e. train ride, petting zoo animal snacks, food/coffee, and of course, pumpkins themselves) but nearly everything else is free with just the reasonable cost of admission. It's a fun trip for just about anyone!

Need to update their map!! They moved from this spot over 4 years ago! When we finally found the…read morerelocated spot , about 5 miles away the kids had a great time!But I was very disappointed that they brought politics into this by having a LG TRUMP 2024 flag flying above the US flag!!!!!!!!!! Had I known this before the kidos saw the place I would have gone elsewhere.

Great local place to meet locals and get to know more about the area. Best classy dive bar around…read more Montana has a lot of old bars and this one captures the essence of just that: Montana the way it used to be and still is The Last Best Place.

Excellent customer service with bartender…read more Helpful,prompt,courteous. Poker wasn't. No control over game. Needs to be replaced, especially with tourist season right around the corner. He's costing poker game revenue.

Fun place to stay a day or two. Little gambling room. Homemade food in the restaurant. Beautiful…read moreview rooms from the moment you wake up. Natural wildlife

The food was excellent. Delicious, a delight to look at and even better to taste. Lots of menu…read moreoptions, abundant serving size, and the service was excellent as well. It was so enjoyable to relax and enjoy the scenery and location while our meal was being prepared and enjoyed. Very fresh salad bar, I had a coconut curry that made me smile over 3 meals! And my hubby's brisket was "as good as mom made" - the highest praise! We will definitely be back!

We went to the Boundary County Fair quite by accident. We had gone out to the fairgrounds to get…read morewater and sure enough, we arrived in time for the soft open of this year's (2022) fair. Overall, it was a great time. Lots of animals to see, plenty of booths to peruse. The local 4H Club really did an amazing job displaying their livestock, to say nothing of how they raised them to show quality. The food options were wide and excellent, ranging from authentic Pilipino cuisine (lumpia is my kryptonite, btw) to local pizza joints and Hawaiian shaved ice. Indeed, the only stick in the mud was the enormous bounce house, which was what attracted our six year old over there in the first place. The bounce houses were huge, looked amazing, but the titan of industry running the suckers needs to rethink his admission pricing and strategy. He charges $3 for 6 minutes in a single bounce house. No exploring the others, you pick one and you're stuck with it. No takes backsies. You can get an all day pass for $25 (news flash though, the fair opened in the late afternoon early evening, so all day really only meant the last couple of hours of the day). We only have one child, but still, $25 to play in a couple of bounce houses? It ain't exactly Disneyland, and while $25 is about what you'd pay for parking at D-Land, it's still utterly disproportionate to the attraction. If you're bringing multiple kids? Multiple kids that you'd like to keep entertained for more than six minutes (which is fastidiously monitored via stopwatch)? The Kootenai Festival offered free bounce houses. While I wouldn't ask this...Fellow...to sacrifice his business model for a little altruism, he could at least adopt a pricing scale. The fair itself doesn't charge admission for entrance, and is an overall lovely gathering and display. Bounce house guys? Yeah, not so much.

Tipsy brush is NOT closed, it just moved to Kila, only minutes from.Kalispell. It's bigger than…read moreever, and so much fun!

Rae is an amazing art instructor! Her class was so much fun! Definitely taking her class again…read moreand again!