Who would have thought ice cream would taste so good in freezing cold temperatures? I'm from…read moreCalifornia so we typically save the ice cream on those hot summer days. However, we saw Brook's food truck and had to explore our curiosity. It's a good thing that we did. We were able to sample some of her amazing cookie dough and took some ice cream with us for the road. It was amazing stuff and something I would definitely recommend if you see her truck around.

This is a cookie dough/ice cream food truck. It offers scoops of 4-5 different flavors of ice…read morecream, 4-5 flavors of cookies dough and various toppings. If you order a 2 scoop or more serving, you can mix and match. The moose tracks ice cream was the usual vanilla with a variety of chocolate additions and was good. The cookie dough special "baked brownie" was disappointing and did not taste or look like brownies. The concept seems fun - perhaps a different flavor of cookie dough would have worked better.

Drinks, food, & service was outstanding. Highly recommend the walkers favorites. We had the Korean…read morebeef bowl & meatloaf dishes with the walkers salad & shishito peppers. All so yummy.

Food was amazing!! We ordered the steak tacos for an appetizer and they were so full of flavor and…read moredelicious, sweet and spicy! My husband ordered the burger and he devoured it, I order the shrimp gnocchi and it was SO GOOD! Knocked 1 star off because our service was unusually bad, which was unfortunate as we were celebrating our anniversary and treating ourselves to a night out. All in all food was so good and we will be back!

Tea, desserts, cute decor . . . all the makings of a fun stop for meeting with friends or for a…read moreshort break from the normal crazy when a coffee shop won't quite do. Alissa's Russian house is fun. With its brightly decorated walls and Russian-themed art and decorations together with the variety of teas and desserts all keep your eye moving from one thing to the other. The owner, a native of Russia, did most of the decorations, and some of the desserts. A people person, she will happily tell you how she made her way from Russia, where she was a doctor, to Billings and started a tea room. It's an interesting story. With a variety of teas, about twenty or so in fruit, green, black, decaf, and not a tea-bag in sight, you can pair your tea with any number of desserts from baklava to cake or cheesecake. The variety changes daily, so getting the rundown of the available deliciousness in the display case is almost a must-have. Also available, for those so inclined, are Russian language lessons. Sunday's only for that, though, with advance notice. Alissa's is a good place to linger. Come for the tea or the desserts, or both and stay to relax or chat with friends.

The desserts she served are amazing! The tea is really good too! The environment is very comforting…read moreand quaint, and the background music is very comfortable and isn't overpowering. The service was quick and very polite.

Delicious to the AOK burg that I ordered today from the food truck (hindsight, I would have asked…read morefor extra sauce, but that's more because I couldn't eat it right away) ; let me say though that everyone raved about the classic and their award winning boosie burg. Service was so fast, that the people who preordered weren't even there yet for their pick ups. I didn't order the desserts (for my own self control issues) but I had a bite of one and it was insanely delicious. Lots of people ordered multiple ones cause they couldn't just pick one and also raved about them. Good job and thank you. PS, I heard the key lime was amazing!

The burgers are amazing and the gals who work here are the BEST! I highly recommend LL! And make…read moresure and try the oreo dessert!

Beautiful, big windowed, high ceilinged and immaculate venue. Lots of people were here enjoying the…read morespace. Spectacular to see! Great ice cream, lovely latte The young woman who served me was delightful and friendly. This is a great home run! Thanks again, Bill

If I could give this place 10 stars I would. It's been a very long travel day and I needed a coffee…read moreshop after the coffee desert that is eastern MT.(and not gas station coffee). This was in a newer part of town and I thought I was in a neighborhood at first but, nope, you're in the right spot. The staff was so friendly and chatty and my drink was amazing. I got a decaf iced americano with crème de menthe cold foam. So good. I got a blueberry glazed donut as well and while it wasn't my taste, it was a good donut so I'd try a different flavor. Will definitely stop in again. Cute place to hang out in as well, nice and bright with comfy looking furniture. Oh and they do have a drive thru.

Delicious frosting choices. Nice place to sit and great service, we enjoyed stopping inread more

I was in town on business and it was my birthday and I wanted a cupcake and this was near where I…read morehad just had lunch so I stopped in. I got the "yin yang" which was described to me as "vanilla and espresso cake with raspberry frosting". She went to put it in a monstrosity of plastic container and I asked her to just give it to me to eat straight away and she seemed like this was the first time she'd been asked this (there were tables there so clearly people have eaten on site before). Ended up being placed on a napkin The cupcake itself was a bit undercooked and had, surprise, a lot of gooey caramel in it that made it impossible to eat cleanly. So I had one bite and it was far too sweet and the tossed it.

Three Birds is the brick and mortar evolution of MT Rudeboys food truck. They had the opportunity…read moreto take over Log Cabin's lease so they are in this space. They painted, renovated a bit, but have not gotten new signage yet-so the old Log Cabin sign is still up. The owner and his friend run things at this cafe and they are so friendly and helpful. The menu is approachable, affordable, and creative. They voiced that the goal was to have an affordable and healthy option in Billings for families. And that it is! They try to source all ingredients locally, they make their own breads and sweets, and partner with local citizens who grow greens, veggies, etc. Their hours are not set yet as they are just starting up but I know they are open for lunches on week days and brunch on Saturday starting at 10AM. I had the croissant French toast which is soaked in vanilla cream overnight (SO GOOD) and my husband had eggs with avocado toast (4 thick slices with generous amounts of avocado) and the side of potatoes was amazing-rosemary flavored and crispy. These meals were about $7 each. It was a deal. We will definitely be returning! The owners kids and wife came by as we were finishing and it was hard to pull our daughter away from playing with his crew, who generously shared their toys with her. This is a gem and I hope they thrive in Billings!

Superior customer service from the moment you walk in. Super friendly. Very quaint atmosphere but…read morehad real flowers in the vases and interesting art work on the walls. Our food was good and we both finished our sandwiches. No complaints, but possibly lacked in the flavor department being a bit on the blander side. We also bought and tried a dessert and baguette that we both enjoyed. As a Billings native, the menu might be a smaller version of what you would see at the Field house, but a more relaxed atmosphere. Will certainly be returning.

We had only been in Billings for a few days, and yet we had heard about Softies five or six times…read morealready. What the heck, we thought -- better try it out! I was impressed by all of the flavor options for the dipped part of the dipped cones, and service was quick. I'm not quite sure why everyone is obsessed with this place, but it was a nice treat. Even the small cone was ridiculously big. On my second visit, I ordered a kids size... still big, but not as overwhelming. Wonder what the "baby" size is like? The cones melt FAST. It's crazy hot out, but I think it is also due to the "softness" of the soft serve or being dipped. My six-year-old self would have been a total mess. Okay, let's be honest, my thirty-something year old self was pretty messy, too. We walked over, but did notice there's not a ton of parking. If you must drive, consider parking in one of the other business lots nearby, or on the residential streets. Also, FYI, there's no inside seating, and just a few outdoor seats.

After dinner, we were a little nostalgic and felt Softies, soft serve ice cream would be a welcome…read moretreat. The stand-alone building reminds me of a little league baseball field hut that serves local treats only in the summer. The two high school aged young ladies ran the show and are bubbly with big smiles. There was a line of families with wagons, dad's with daughters on Harleys and carloads with kids in line. A huge family friendly vibe. Now to the ice cream, shakes, freezes, banana splits, twist cones and sundays. With the ice cream there are at least twelve flavors, dipps and cone sprinkles. I ordered the vanilla ice cream with cherry dip while my wife went with the vanilla and toasted coconut dip. Sizes here are HUGE and a GREAT VALUE. My suggestion is order a size smaller than you normally get. The ice cream was creamy and very cold. My wife thought the toasted coconut dip was amazing. Fancy, Softies is not, but a blast from the past and a reminder of yester years. This is an iconic blast to the past that can't help but make you slow down, take a deep breathe and quickly try to eat your ice cream cone before it melts. Softies, thanks for a flash-back to younger years and providing simple pleasures.