Came to visit family here in Forsyth and this was a fun restaurant that they recommend food was…read moregood and hot

This was a fun & delicious find in Forsyth, Montana during our roadtrip back home to Las Vegas…read moreafter time in Fargo & rural North Dakota. Not knowing what to expect for food options in Forsyth we were pleasantly surprised by this gem of a restaurant. After passing the town elementary & middle school we curved along a narrow dirt road & spotted a big repair-garage type building in the distance. Noticing the sign stating Six Gun Pizza we realized we were at the right place, so drove further along to park in front of the building. Opening up the regular size door that was near the huge repair-garage door, we noticed how packed the restaurant was with people. Second we observed the framed Western photos, including of John Wayne, decorating the walls. Already a positive experience environment-wise, we were pleased with the food. From the fab pizza - made using from scratch pizza dough, Italian olive oil & a stone pizza oven - to the chicken alfredo, our bellies were happy & full from our delicious meal. Thank you, Six Gun Pizza, for the delicious 5 Star meal!

The service was something I never expected. I ordered a taco pizza that was swimming in sour cream…read more I thought that came on the side but apparently not. So ordered another to go left and ran an errand, came back for another pizza, that I was willing to pay for again, but again the cook came and told me see didn't make it because I left. Come on now I waited for the 1st but couldn't for the 2nd, that's why I got it for TAKE-OUT!

Taco pizza was amazing. The owners were very accommodating to us and our two dogs. Small town. So…read morehappy we had this experience

The atmosphere is not fancy and the place is small and never crowded. I really love the pizza at…read moreStageline. The sauce is delicious and so is the cheese. I usually order a personal size and eat the whole thing, it's perfect!

Pizza is passible. But it's pretty expensive... But it's hard to expect anything better when you…read morebasically live in a food desert.

The food is here is high quality! They use local beef and make all of their sauces and dressings…read morehomemade. Great decor inside and a great server! I would definitely recommend it

Just stopped for a bite while on a road trip. Beer is ice cold, and the burgers are some of the…read morebest ever. Stop here you won't be sorry!

First, unless you choose one of the casinos nearby your choice is Taco Johns or this Pizza Hut. As…read morea result, this place is very busy so you need to have patience. That said, I was seated quickly, ordered, and then waited & waited. However, the young lady waiting on me stopped by several times to check on me & apologized for the long wait. I ordered one of the pasta dishes & it was very good. so was the cheese bread. I'd say it was worth the wait.

This is the best Pizza Hut I've been to since the Pizza Hut golden era of the late 80s and early…read more90s. Sit-down, speedy service.

Food was good. Service was fast and friendly. Prices were fair. Overall, very good experience,…read moreespecially for a small town!

Really enjoyed our pizza and breadsticks. Easy to order and pick up, friendly staff and we devoured…read moreour entire order. Go eat pizza at Redneck!

We got some of the best pizza here during our stay. The wood fire pizza was cooked to perfection…read more The manager Cody was very nice and professional. Our waitress (forget her name) was attentive and she managed the whole restaurant by herself on a Friday evening - which couldn't have been easy. We'll definitely be coming back!

Very tasty pizza! Great crust! Ate almost half that pie myself and wasn't feeling full and tired! I…read morewould highly recommend it! My daughter loved her cheese pizza!

Hello Jordan, Montana!…read more Wow, talk about passing through town in the middle of nowhere. I had been driving for what seemed like an eternity and was pretty hungry and in need of a break. I spotted this Summit Corral as a viable food option among what little the town offered. The billboard sign was visible from the road, and it mentioned - breakfast, lunch and dinner. My first impression was the restaurant appeared to be inviting, casual and family oriented where I could stop on in and enjoy a home cooked meal. Upon entering, the setting was plain and no frills. It reminded of a rustic lodge combined with a blue collar/cafeteria style setup. There were plenty of tables and chairs to choose from. The hostess noticed me from behind the counter and said I could sit anywhere. For being 4pm on a Saturday afternoon in summertime, I was the only guest here. It kind of confirmed to me how small the town of Jordan was and before doing anything else, I had to Google the population here out of curiosity, lol. And the answer was...372 residents!!! So, I was happy to relax, take in the quiet setting and help support a local business. The menu had plenty to offer from your typical all American type fare.... - Appetizers: quesadillas, jalapeno poppers, potato skins, chicken wings, onion rings, nachos, spinach and artichoke dip, cheese sticks. - Sandwiches: hamburgers, chicken sandwiches, BLT, steak sandwich, French Dip, Philly cheesesteak, patty melt, grilled ham and cheese. - Salads: taco salad, chicken salad, southwest chicken salad, chicken caesar salad, grilled tuna salad, Chinese chicken salad. - Platters: shrimp platter, chicken strip platter, finger steak platter, pub house cod platter, hot roast beef platter. - Entrees: steaks, kabobs, chicken fried steak, lobster, crab, cod, steak and shrimp, shrimp dinner, tuna steak, hamburger steak. - Pizzas - Desserts: ice cream, sundaes, flurries, pies, milkshakes and coffee. It'd be hard not to find something for everyone on the menu. I picked the mushroom swiss burger and substituted the fries for a side salad, which I had as an appetizer. I was a little let down with the salad. All it had was iceberg lettuce, some croutons and dressing. The mushroom swiss burger was delicious though, fresh off the grill on a soft bun. It included lettuce, tomato and onion on the side. Before finishing the burger, a few locals walked inside the restaurant and spoke with me. They asked where I was headed to and when I told them I was driving to Alaska, they were stunned to hear it but complimentary for my adventurousness. It was nice taking a moment to hear their stories as well and what life in Jordan, MT was like...before eventually returning to the road. Overall, I'm glad I got the opportunity to stop in and eat at this Summit Corral Restaurant. It kind of just gave me clarity and a sense of how you never know where you may end up, or who you could even run into. The world can be a great big unknown, but having memorable highlights along the journey is what life is all about!

Burgers look they are made with pre-formed patties, fries are generic frozen fries. Tried their…read moreNaxos bc you can't mess that up I thought, I was wrong. Army DEFAC has better food.