Fantastic place to stop and eat for breakfast or lunch, limited but satisfying menu.. great service even better food, love these hidden gems read more

My brother and I had lunch at the Stray Bullet while on vacation in June. Really good prime rib soup and sandwich special. Waitress was great. Hope to get to do their Prime rib Wednesday night special soon. Well pleased. read more

We had a great stop here and a lovely chat with Kristy, our welcoming waitress. Great service, decent prices, large portions, very clean (bathroom too!), good history. What more can one ask for when stopping on a road trip? We had an omelet with sausage, cheese, onions and peppers m, a biscuit and hash browns, a coffee with half and half (they have it of you ask for it, but they have coffeemate on the table), a Reuben sandwich with a cup of lemon couscous soup with nice herbs. We were pleasantly satisfied and would return! It was nice to see a revolving set of local images on the TV compared to the sports and news noise often encountered in dining spots lately. This was a perfect place to refresh ourselves on a long journey. If traveling, consider staying at their local lodge too. read more

Had a lovely lunch here while passing through town. Quaintest tiny town I've ever been to! My BLT was amazing. Awesome service. Darling restaurant. My son gobbled down his pancakes. Really happy we stopped here! read more

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Comfortable and welcoming cafe. Great friendly service and great food. We stop there frequently.

Amazing food. Excellent service. We got a mix of breakfast and lunch and no one was disappointed. Cute town.

Great food & great people! You won't be disappointed! Maybe a little drive to Ovando but this breakfast is worth it!!

Always excellent food breakfast or lunch! Both my wife and I had the breakfast special: French toast with a scrumptious cherry sauce on top, choice of egg, and sausage links. This exceeded our expectations. Great Montana small town cafe. Friendly staff. read more

Stray Bullet - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Ovando, Montana

Eat like the real Cowboys with the essential basics of a solid breakfast lots of food, good quality and not overpriced

4 1/2 out of 5. Been a few years since we ate breakfast here, but the memory of their wonderful biscuits and gravy still lingers. I am happy to report that the meal is still excellent... one of my all-time favorite B & G's. My wife's breakfast sandwich was also a solid offering. Their young servers also provide smiles bright enough to light up any morning. They stay busy without even the slightest sign of a cell phone. If you are anywhere near this place and are hungry, we strongly recommend a stop for a great breakfast in a clean and welcoming facility. read more

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"Real" Oatmeal, not instant!! A cool place with nice people and breakfast was great!

Excellent breakfast, friendly service and Ovando is a super town! Great mix of folks and Orvis fly shop and great museum across the street

I had homemade chicken rice soup that was outstanding. The coffee and service were excellent, as well. Will definitely go there again before tourist season kicks in. read more

We loved it all: ambiance, service, food. A nice serendipity along the way taking the backroads from Oregon to Montana.

Good service, good coffee, great biscuits and gravy. Next time I'll have to try the huckleberry French toast, or at least save room for the homemade blueberry pie. read more

Definitely a hidden gem. Stopped in a couple times during our stay to one of my favorite little towns, Ovando, on the edge of the Bob Marshall wilderness, and a throw-back in time. A place where the schoolhouse has all of 12 kids, grades K-7, and time moves slowly and quietly w/ afternoons filled with fishing, reading and various projects. Met a few bike riders from Wisconsin the day before, who were passing through, and saw them at breakfast here the next morning; they said it was excellent. We wanted to get on the road, so just got a couple coffees and coffee cake to go, but it was all very good, w/ super friendly service. Can't wait to come back and enjoy some breakfast or lunch! read more

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Staff at The Stray Bullet created incredibly thoughtful 'to go' lunches for a local event. They thought of everything including chewing gum, mint candy & incredibly fresh and tasty sandwiches! read more

Always fresh and delicious food. Full breakfasts, specials, and dynamite sandwiches and soup. An old west feel with attentive service. Highly recommend! read more

If you want a real Montana Cafe which is out of the way with beautiful scenery and very good food and service, come here. If you want your typical fast food in a big city. Stay away. read more

Stray Bullet - Rhubarb pie and Apple pie - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Ovando, Montana

You'll miss it if you're not prepared. It's totally worth the stop and the staff is exceptional. They even had gluten free bread to sausage and eggs over easy. read more

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Love this place, it's like eating at your friend's grandma's house! Small town vibe, delicious food, friendly service! Would definitely return :) read more

The Stray Bullet in Ovando, MT is, IMO, the best place to have breakfast or lunch within 100 miles from my home. The staff are friendly and Most helpful should you have questions about Fishing, hunting, hiking or camping in the area. They are big U of M fans of course but support any MT team over others in Big Sky Conference. I wish they served dinner but driving home after dark is a challenge with deer, elk and a few Sasquatch crossing hwy's 200 and 83. No reservations are required but you better bring a big appetite as the servings are large and delicious!!! My favorite breakfast is their homemade biscuits and sausage gravy with 2 eggs over easy and bottomless coffee cups. Colleen and Sherry are EXCELLENT hosts and just plain wonderful ladies!! read more

Stumbled into this place driving between Glacier and Yellowstone and glad we did. Great service and outstanding food. Very friendly people and good selection of local beer on tap. Just a really cool place . Don't forget to visit the general store next door and town museum before you leave! read more

The Stray Bullet is one of those hidden gem, blue highways, road-trip destinations that would seem like a caricature, if it were not real. And if the breakfast and lunch fare were not so tasty, honest, and delicious: egg scrambles with sausage links and toast; roast beef on sourdough with sprouts, cucumber, lettuce, pepper jack, and horseradish; Reubens with local dark beer or endless cups of black coffee. The pistols in holsters on the walls and glass bottles and exposed wood and cowgirl touches are simply icing on the cake. The mountain views through the enormous windows and cottonwoods rustling along the banks of the legendary Blackfoot River, these aren't on the menu, but they are part of the extras that make Ovando, small, quaint, lived-in Ovando, more than just a small town with dozens of residents. They help to make it a place - a location where landscape and livelihoods exist in happy harmony, where $12 gets you a soup, sandwich, and cold pint, with lots of sunlight streaming in and green fields aplenty. You are close here to Seeley Lake, and to Missoula, and to the Bob Marshall Wilderness (Montour Creek Trailhead), and the Blackfoot River, but you aren't really near anything, exactly. Except for Ovando. And on a beautiful spring day in early May, with balsamroot flowers blossoming lush and yellow amidst ponderosa pine and sagebrush on the open fields that spread out across the valley, with spring green coating the limbs of larches and trillium springing up in the cool, wet shade of the canyons, you just know that Ovando is the center of your universe, and the Stray Bullet, with its gun-centric food choices (the Remington and Ruger are particularly good) and no-nonsense lunch menu, is exactly where you need to be. Montana. The Blackfoot. The Bob. These are not just names. They are incantations. Magic begins when the snow on the mountains starts to melt, and the scent of summer tourism is in the air. At the Stray Bullet, you may meet the occasional tourist - or be one yourself - but chances are that you won't feel that way. And when the locals arrive on horseback or tractor and hitch up outside the cafe, you'll swear that you, too, are right at home here, in Ovando, where no one goes away hungry and all, after a pint or two, is surely to be forgiven. read more

Stop at the SB on our way home. The food was ok. Blueberry French toast special was under cooked, cinnamon roll was tasteless. They offer to refill my coffee, then charged me for two. read more

Stopped here before a day of fishing on the Blackfoot with two friends. My wife was raised in the mountains in North Carolina and I know good biscuits and sausage gravy.......and the Stray Bullet Biscuits and Gravy is as good as it gets! Awesome food and a pretty cool family. Will definitely make the Stray Bullet part of an annual trip to the Blackfoot. read more

Love this place! The food is pretty simple but very good! Have come in for lunch twice now got the Reuben the first time and the turkey arsenal sandwich the next. Want to try the breakfast next time! Also staff is very friendly. read more

We had a really bad experience here. The food was expensive for the quantity and quality of it. The worst part of our experience was the staff. You would expect being in a small town that the service would be good. However, they were rude and acted as if we were interrupting them even though we were the only customers there. When we confronted the owner about the way we were treated she didn't seem apologetic at all. We also tipped well over 20% and still was treated like outsiders. The locals were treated very nicely by the staff but for some reason we were treated like garbage. I am extremely upset with the way we were treated when all we were was nice and friendly to them. I hope they read this and learn a lesson about how to treat people who are different from them. Just to give you an idea about how we were treated: nobody said hi when we walked in or even smiled, the cook rolled her eyes (not knowing I was looking) when my boyfriend asked if he could order food to go (after we had just tipped 40% on our previous order), every-time we walked in everyone was silent and avoiding eye contact with us (even though we were the only people in the cafe), they also made a condescending comment about how we ordered take out but sat outside on a picnic table but the reason we didn't leave was because they decided to give us a coffee cup that was not to go (she should have gave us a to-go cup and my boyfriend and I would have happily left). I am extremely disappointed with this place and people should really call them out for their rude behavior. I know no one wants to here the racist card but I am a 100 percent sure it was because my boyfriend is brown. Every one who walked in who was white was treated so nicely. Two bikers came in and I couldn't believe how nicely they were treated compared to us. We did nothing wrong to be treated like that for no reason. read more

Such sweet staff here! We were biking (doing the divide) and really needed a yummy, filling breakfast. Food and service were great.

Great breakfast and lunch place...open until 3pm each day. Had every kind of sandwich you could want, all-day breakfast and food for the kiddos. So friendly as well. read more

Great service and delicious sandwich. The menu may get you started on a sandwich idea but you end up creating your own little piece of heaven. If you get the strawberry rhubarb cake ask for it to be heated. Delish! read more