Take a step back in time, reminiscent of Grandmas home cooking. Old fashioned, huge portions, and…read moresimple. You're not coming here for avocado toast or quiche, but old style breakfast food. Eclectic ambiance, at least 5 clocks that I saw, none of them with the correct time, knick knacks galore. Friendly service, quick banter, lots of locals, fresh strong coffee. Don't be in a hurry because they are busy and good food takes a little while. I ordered Eggs's and ham, hubby ordered an omelet. I think they served us half of a pig between my ham slice and his ham, bacon, and sausage omelet. Home fries with peppers and onions. Don't forget your cash, no checks or cards allowed. But there is a convenient ATM right inside. Great food , great prices, great service, simple. ,

Great little place for breakfast. Lots of old antique items around. Service was great and super…read morenice waitress helped us out. Food was what you'd want for local Montana place. Closed Monday and Tuesday.

Wow. The food was amazing! The owners are so wonderful. Not what we expected as we've eaten at so…read moremany places all over Montana. Nothing has been as good and inviting as FireFly. They could compete culinarily in Napa! It's worth the drive from Bozeman or Helena for sure. The space is quiet but don't let it fool you.

If good hometown food is what you are after look no further than Firefly Cafe. The warm atmosphere…read moreand friendly faces give you the feeling of sharing a meal at home with family. The bbq filled menu goes great with the sauces and easy finish with an array of great desserts. A definite must stop when coming through Montana.

The food was simple yet good and a good price. I have been here twice with several years between…read more It's still good. The server was very nice and polite.

Stopped in on a Sunday morning. Very good coffee and the breakfast stacker (really a breakfast…read morequesadilla) and panini were both hot, freshly made, and delicious. And very reasonably priced. Ambiance was calm and inviting with interesting memorabilia and comfortable seating.

We stopped in for breakfast after reading some reviews and boy we're sure glad we did. It's a tiny…read morelittle diner off the side of the road. Quaint, charming. The food was top notch! I got the biscuits and gravy and it was delicious. We took a huckleberry cinnamon roll (HUGE) and a slice of apple pie for later. Both were outstanding. Don't pass this little diner by, it's worth the stop

Service good Food good…read moreWay to expensive 3 adults One child -$75 plus tip outrageous for breakfast

Perfect portions and tasty food! The staff is so incredibly kind and attentive. The menu is fit for…read moreall appetites

In uptown, Butte, there's all these old buildings as I was walking by. I found this place. Had a…read morespectacular eggs, Benedict with some nice potatoes and a phenomenal macchiato.

Not much else to do at night but relaxed atmosphere with lots of tourists and locals. The food was…read morebar food but not bad. Nice little place to hang out after a day of fishing

Great place to relax and unwind. The place has been completely remodeled and the decor is great…read more The food is good and drinks even better.

We ate at Coffee Cup Cafe at a recommendation of a local. The service was okay, but the food was…read morebarely edible. We were so hungry we ate part of it, but I would not recommend this restaurant and would honestly prefer to eat at McDonald's. We had a variety of choices at our table; breakfast, burgers and one dinner plate. All of our food was stone cold. I ordered an omelet and it was so cold the cheese sprinkled on top had already started to harden. I would not recommend.

Just exactly as I remembered it from nearly 40 years ago. Great food, friendly people and a nice…read moreplace. This has to be my favorite breakfast stop in Hamilton. We travel a lot and we will look forward to eating here again.

I stopped in for lunch last week not knowing that the Loading Chute was gone and that the cafe was…read moreunder new ownership. I was pleasantly surprised by the changes. Great food (my mouth is watering thinking about that burger!) with even better customer service. The menu is reasonably priced without skimping on the quality (or quantity) of food. Overall, one of the best burgers in the Valley.

I guess they're like any local eatery: sometimes they're at their best, sometimes not…read more I went in last week right as lunch rush was ending & it was bad! The waitress had to decide to clean up or wait on me! I could tell the cook was tired: the plate was just thrown together. The burger fixings were piled helter-skelter on the plate and there were a few leftover fries sliding around from edge-to-wherever! The fries were cold and the burger was way too dry! Next time I'll give them more time before going in after the rush!!

It's tough to find a good breakfast place in Missoula. So we decided to drive to Stevensville and…read moretry the Frontier Cafe. So glad we did. First off our server, Tasha, was great. And we loved the dog-friendly patio. Breakfast was very good with thin, flavorful pancakes and good hash browns. We also enjoyed a delicious slice of warmed cherry pie ala mode. Ok, you may say it's crazy to have pie with breakfast,but life is short. The crust was perfect and the ice cream was rich and creamy. We can't wait to return.

Food was good but they were out of several things- we wanted the halibut and it was sold out so…read morethen we decided to order the special which was a lobster roll- sold out... Ended up with a chef salad and it was very good!

When I first moved here, I was lucky enough to eat at the original M&M many times before the fire…read more It was beautiful, I always admired it's original mahogany bar and all the memorabilia of it's historical significance in this town. Many of the presidents ate there while they toured through the US and several A list celebrities as well. It was a beautiful space and it will forever be missed. Lucky for us, Selina, the owner opened again just next door. She even recently hung the old neon sign back up that was saved by the brave men and women of the Butte Silver Bow Fire Department during the fire. The first thing I ever had there was the Miner's Omelette which, as you can imagine, is very hearty with sirloin, onions, peppers and cheese. I also really enjoyed their country fried steak and they have excellent, classic diner style hash browns as well. Really grateful that the fire, although extremely damaging, took no lives and harmed no persons. Recently I looked into the pit of what remains of the old M&M and in the rubble, purple flowers were blooming. It was a nice little reminder or resilience and how life always finds a way.