Tap house with Style! In a building with some colorful…read morehistory, over 125 years old, there is a Great Local Brewery! The walls are like solid concrete because this was a jailhouse back in the day! Then the owners that have it now put like a bunch of money into making it their brewery! They took a building that had " great bones" and added some " Flair" all there own! From the super huge brew cats on display and the stage for live entertainment to the addition of some real good craft pizza! Stop in, look around ,grab a brew! I recommend the Scottish Ale. Enjoy the local entertainment like "open mic night" second and fourth Tuesdays. Great place to meet up with your crew! By the way the Beer us Great too!

Lewis & Clark Brewery was long on my list for Montana breweries to try. I finally got to try their…read morebeer and my first impression was a good one! The beer that Steve and I had was the Prickly Pear which is a fruited Pale Ale. In the flavor you will certainly pick up lots of hoppiness but there is a hint of pear with some sweetness. This Pale Ale is nice and smooth and is also light bodied which makes it great in the hotter temperatures of summer.

Lunch stop! Food is quality, prices are reasonable, service…read morewas great and the beer....is beer. Would recommend! Won't be disappointed if ya stop!

The wine and beer were ok . The 2 stars are because the server was great and the only server…read moreworking. My husband and I split a turkey sandwich. It was terrible, cheap grocery store bread and a slice of turkey with lettuce and tomato. I wouldn't have made a sandwich like that at home let alone have to pat $16 for it! Do not recommend!

Recommended to us by our Air B and B owners. Made a pit stop here to have a taster and grab a…read moregrowler for our post hiking "enjoy a cold one" moment. Their nitro is AMAZING; but the growler is Scottish Ale. Definitely check this place out and partake in their offerings!

Great Brewery, great staff. Indoor and outdoor seating,…read morelots of beer and food next door.

Underrated! This place is great. Deceiving larger it looks from the outside. The food was…read moreoutstanding! Service was top notch and the prices are average. Highly recommend! We will definitely be back.

Great ambiance, but mid food…read more This was my second time coming here, this time for lunch. Decently crowded but seated immediately. Place is pretty cool, since it keeps so much of its history, and the service is solid, but the food isn't great. I got a half sandwich and soup of the day, which was a chicken chile verde enchilada soup. The French dip was looking like it was sitting for a while under a heat lamp and semi dried out. Soup wasn't looking much better, and the chicken almost looked like a frozen package. Place is cool and great for watching a game and getting a drink, but don't hold your breath with food quality.

Went on a walk and found this place, happy I did. Sports bar / restaurant/ casino with a home town…read morefeel. Atmosphere is kind of divy but don't let that fool ya. Food was very good! Bar tender was nice and service was great. beer was cold and stayed full. I had the meatloaf and cheese burger soup, both were pretty damn good! Every thing tasted like it was made in house. Will definitely eat here again!

I'm a fan of dive bars. A BIG fan. I like the atmosphere they bring. Older, run down, beat up…read more. Just like me. My new lady lives here in Helena MT. I'm visiting often now....... I'm a Portland Oregon boy looking for a new home..... But this potential landing spot has to have good food.... Most importantly, Good BREAKFAST. I catch a hangover after two beers these days..... and I like Beers..... Anyway, my lady has been bragging about the chicken fried steak @ the Motherload for about a month now. Holy sheet!!! Possibly the best chicken fried steak I've ever had... And my Grandma can cook!!! The Caesar drink was awesome, but I love my salt and Bloody Mary's...... So they added salt to my next Caesar and it was Very tasty... I had 3. I want to make it known, I returned for lunch 2days later for the Motherload melt ... And it was the BEST Melt I've ever had. Also worth noting I'm currently on an airplane headed back to Helena for another week stay.... I can tell you I will be eating a Motherload melt tomorrow morning, chased down with a Caesar or 3. And I will have another chicken fried steak this week too...... Hell. I'm tempted to just eat all the meals here.... You know. For the sake of You and Yelp!!!

NOT FOLLOWING BASIC HYGIENIC PRACTICES. TOWEL FEE A RIP-OFF…read more A baby (maybe 8-12 months old) in the pool, no swim diaper, no diaper at all. Multiple bar staff didn't notice/didn't care. One bar staff took orders from the family with the baby-- didn't notice lack of diaper or didn't care. I went to the front desk to report it-- the young staffer said there wasn't a manager on site. More concerns: there was a thunder clap, and it took about two minutes after the thunder for staff to tell patrons to get out of the pools (which are all outside). According to one app, the lightning had struck 2 miles away-- which to me, is pretty close. The steam room smells moldy/stale. One patron was spritzing the air with some liquid he brought with him--what the heck?! Who knows what was in it, and too bad it didn't mask the mold smell. The dry sauna was very hot, but wish it had more of the cedar smell that makes them much more pleasant to sit in. Kudos for having a very hot steam room. The pools are NOT very warm. They are comfortably but barely warm. The commercial hot springs in White Sulfur Springs are much warmer. Broadwater Hot Springs isn't a pretty setting-- traffic and houses are visible from the pool, so we must be visible to them. They try with some plantings and flowers, but it's not enough. They pipe in music, which IMO doesn't add anything but noise, but at least it wasn't too loud. There aren't supposed to be children under six years old in the pools-- aside from the baby, there was a child who looked about 4-5 years old. And there aren't supposed to be floaty devices in the pool, but there were-- at least the too-young child wasn't going to drown. In the locker room, with its very slick floors, the non-slip mats are not butted up against each other, so there's a higher risk of slipping. For $2, one can rent a thin, small towel. It is not long enough to fully wrap around anyone who is size 14 or larger. It is not wide enough to cover a tall-ish (5' 7") woman from chest to groin. It's a cheap towel like one would find in a cheap motel, and to charge $2 to rent it is money-grabby. For what you get, even 50 cents is too much. Better and bigger towels please-- and charge a $10 deposit if you're worried people will steal them. And how about charging a fair price for an item that can be re-rented hundreds of times? Costco has a great and affordable selection. Bring a lock if you can-- otherwise a $2 fee for a basic locker lock. $50 for two adults (entry, two inadequate towels, one lock rental), off-smelling stream room, warmish water, and an un-diapered baby-- sorry I bothered with Broadwater Hot Springs.

The food at Broad Water Restaurant was genuinely impressive -- nicely prepared, full of flavor, and…read morebeautifully presented. The kitchen clearly takes pride in what they send out, and it shows. That's why it's such a shame the service side didn't live up to the same standard. Service was noticeably lacking from start to finish. Our table wasn't given cutlery, and no one came back to offer water or drink refills. We had to keep looking around for help, but staff were largely gathered together talking instead of checking on guests. The seating area was uncomfortably cold due to an overhead door being left open. When we politely asked if it could be closed, we were told others wanted it open -- even though there were only two other people nearby. It felt more like a staff preference than a guest-comfort decision. What stood out most was that we felt like an inconvenience rather than welcomed customers. It's nice to hear staff enjoying their day, but when five or six employees are standing around chatting while tables go unattended, it sends the wrong message. With service that matched the quality of the food, this restaurant could be a real standout. I hope management tightens up the floor service -- the kitchen deserves that support.

I've had food delivered from here, as well as dining in. The food is always great. The cheese steak…read moreis great. Lots of meat and the bread is crispy, yet chewy. And the Drive-in burger is very good. Cheese, ketchup, mustard, onion and pickle. The service is fast and friendly. Typical diner and pub. They also have a back room if you want a little more privacy.

Stopped by to grab some breakfast food when driving through this town and wow the breakfast…read moreburritos with the queso were so good and the stuffed French toast was just as amazing! Service was great would definitely recommend :)

This spot has easily become a must-visit whenever I'm in Butte for work. Johnny has a way of making…read moreyou feel like part of the family from the moment you walk in. The Guinness is always poured to perfection, complete with impressive beer art. The fish and chips remain my go-to, but I tried the pub burger today and it was spot on--perfectly cooked and served on a pretzel bun that really sets it apart. The entire staff is friendly, welcoming, and attentive. If you're looking for an authentic Irish pub vibe, it's tough to find a place that does it better.

Since we were visiting a town with the highest per capita Irish population, we initially set out to…read morefind a traditional, historic Irish spot. While this restaurant came highly recommended by everyone we asked, I hesitated at first because it wasn't a historic building. It seems most if not all historical restaurants are long gone. Ultimately, we decided to give it a try--and I am so glad we did! We shared the the shepherd's pie and bread pudding for dessert. We hesitated at first with the shepherds pie as it was not the typical recipe, this was made with lamb and topped with colcannon potatoes. I was pleasantly surprised when the kitchen thoughtfully split our plate for us. Because our friends weren't familiar with those potatoes, they settled on the fish instead, ordering the 2-piece and 3-piece cod dinners. They thought the fish was fantastic and the lamb shepherd's pie was absolutely delicious. The bread pudding was excellent too. It was a thoroughly enjoyable evening, and we highly recommend stopping in!

I've heard through the grapevine that Suds Hut had some pretty tasty fried chicken. When my son and…read morehis girlfriend came to town, I made it a point to go to the Suds Hut. I was not disappointed. The food was great. The service was awesome. The ambiance was right out of the 1970s, just as you should expect with a fried chicken joint.

Came in on a Sunday and was put on their wait list (table of 7). We were told the wait would be 20…read moreminutes and bided our time playing corn hole outside. We received a text saying our table was ready and to come inside but once we were able to flag down a server she said they were waiting for an existing table to leave and it would be another five minutes. Fine...but as we were waiting a second time a table of 7 left and another party who came in after us were seated promptly to our dismay. When we approached the same server we spoke to stating that another table of the same size was seated before us, she simply said, "yup." Astoundingly bad service, apathetic staff, and ruined what was supposed to be a celebratory night out to cap off a great vacation otherwise. Do better Suds Hut, I thought you were better than this.