Great local restaurant we found along our travels through Montana. We were starving and there was…read morenothing but miles of farmland as we rode our motorcycles through the Blackfoot Indian Reservation. The restaurant was bright, clean and decorated nicely. We were warmly greeted and coffee was quickly dispensed! The menu offered a nice variety of foods for breakfast and lunch. I had a "Dusty omelet", 3 eggs, ham, bacon, peppers and cheese which was delicious. I highly recommend stopping in if you are touring Montana along the beautiful Route 89. It is worth the trip.

Stopped here with friends to get a bite to eat. Absolutely amazing country style place. I got a…read moreburger with tater tots. You have to wait a bit for the food but it was fresh and good.

What a fun Sunday find! We stopped in after Snow Geese viewing and will be back again next weekend!…read moreTue servers were friendly, the restaurant was clean and welcoming and all the games were on! The flavors in the brunch foods were lively, perfectly spicy and hit the spot- the mixed drinks were creative blends, you have to go!

Swung through after a very long day of travel. Grabbed the American burger and it really hit the…read morespot. The fries were really good too. The burger was pretty big so I couldn't finish it but I gave it my best shot!

Six + stars for the Deli. 0 for me. I've driven by this place for years to visit eastern MT. It was…read moreonly last fall when I tried them. excellent san and everything else. For newcomers, go to sandwich counter, fill out your sandwich choice. Then go shop in the store for drinks, chips or anything else they have. They call your name, pick up sandwich and go to the check out to pay for everything. You can eat at their tables or on road. Even when very busy, they whip out the best sandwiches. I've missed out on this too long.

We loved this place. It reminded us of oak glen in California. I ordered a turkey and sweet Lebanon…read moreon sourdough with marble and pepper jack cheese. The dressing I chose was BSD house sauce and Salt and pepper. My toppings were lettuce, alfalfa sprouts, tomato pickles, and banana peppers. The half sandwich was full of meat and cheese a generous portion. I got a small lobster soup and it was perfect. So good. I also ordered a drink of the week hot tea. It was really good: early tea, maple syrup and pumpkin flavor . Absolutely delicious

Service was excellent here and the cashier was friendly and welcoming. Sadly, the sandwiches were…read morenot up to standard. The meats seemed slimy and there was simply way too much chipotle mayo on my wrap. The reuben was not toasted. With some attention to detail this could be a go-to spot. Dining area was clean but could use some

GREAT FOOD! The Service is the best, very short wait for meal! Very clean!! Highly…read morerecommend!!!!!!

Just tried to go here but it looks permanently closed. Not sure if it moved but there is a For Rent…read moresign at the building with this address.

Delicious breakfast on the way to Glacier NP. Great service & wait time for take about was no…read morebother. Breakfast burrito & strawberry/Nutella croissants were great.

Sunday, Sunday out for a drive. Checking out places to see if we're alive. Hard to find many places…read moreopen on a Sunday but this is one. It's a kitschy "School booster" type of place where you might bump into the Archies. Sort of Pop's Chocklit shop in Riverdale kind of vibe. We went on a nice later afternoon drive towards the Tetons from Cutbank, but decided it was too far to get back in daylight and we wanted some wind off the water ions. We already took the pooch for a visit to the doggie park in Cutbank so we wandered over to Valier and Lake Frances the back way across the prairie. It was a nice drive and we passed a historic Merriweather landmark before we got to town. There was a campground and we watched a murmuration of geese flying over the lake. I was getting hungry and as usual my big nose found food. At first glance it looked closed but I could barely see the OPEN sign glowing through the tinted window and the parking lot was empty. We went in (around 5:00PM) and only 1 other person was there. "Did we miss the dinner crowd?" I asked 1/2 jokingly and the young guy behind the counter said they usually show up around 6 so they don't waste the daylight. We settled in at a table for 10 and ordered the mushroom Swiss burger. $11 and fries or baked potato was the side option. We went for potatoes. Nicely done and decent sized. The burgers were filling. The meat and cheese with cooked onions was good. The buns were just average but better than the Cutbank McDonald's looked. (We considered a Big Arch a couple hours before this) The place was clean, but I didn't check the plumbing and I didn't ask about other stuff. I had come to the town for a haircut a month ago and had noted the lake. (Recreational Water is scarce in Montana) Next time we'll have to check out the dam in Moscow. I hear there's boat rentals.

Great food, friendly service.The food was cooked to perfection and the portions are very generous…read more The cook/ waitress was just a gal to talk to. The prices are great. A person can actually afford to take their family there. I'd love to eat there every day. I'll give it thumbs up!

Best cheeseburgers in town. The staff are so sweet and polite ! And oh my gosh the cook is amazing!…read moreBest food in town. I do wish they stayed open longer.

This was the first time I've visited the Big Sky Cafe but won't be the last. The food was great and…read morethe service was just a great. The owner stopped by to visit with us and it just added to the great vibe of the cafe. I always choose to support a locally owned restaurant over a chain restaurant anytime and this was definitely a great meal and worth going.

Walked in on a quiet Sunday. Staff were donned in various NFL jerseys. It wasn't too busy (but then…read moreagain it is Great Falls, MT.) The menu was all about the grilled cheese. I really liked that the sandwiches and sides came in two sizes which allowed us to try a little bit of everything. The rundown on my order: Buffalo Chicken Nachos: Nachos but with chips? Genius. Loved the Buffalo Cheese sauce the chips were smothered in. Tri-Tip Grilled Cheese: A good amount of heat from the chimichurri. A good balance of meat and cheese to remind you it's a grilled cheese sandwich with beef- not the other way around. Loaded Tots: The portion of this side was huge! I got mine with everything so it was a nice, tasty, sloppy mess of a side. If you find yourself off the main drag in Great Falls, this is a must-stop for some of the best grilled cheese you'll set eyes on.

in Great Falls, Montana this week. We stopped into The Block for dinner. They have a laid back…read moresports bar feel with great classic rock music playing. We ordered the Tri Tip Nachos as a starter. The chips are made in house and the tri tip was on point. We ordered the "shareable" order and I think we could have shared with the entire restaurant and had leftovers!! My coworker ordered this weeks special which was the Chicken Cordon Blue Sandwich with a side of this house made potato chips. She stated that the chips were better with something on them, referring to the nachos. However, she loved the sandwich! I had the Capresi Sandwich with a side salad. The Ranch dressing for the salad was a little runny but had a great taste. I loved my sandwich and they had the right balance of basil and balsamic reduction. Don't know how they cooked this without making the bread soggy with the tomatoes. Fantastic meal tonight!!

Delicious coffee, scrumptious breakfast Sammy, cozy ambiance, friendly folks working and a really…read morecool gift shop with lots of local items. A must stop if you're passing through Cut Bank.

Folklore Coffee is in a store called "The Rose Petal and Folklore Cafe." The back part looks like…read moreit might be a florist while the front is the coffee shop. There is a choice between indoor and outdoor setting. The food and coffee taste good but its more expensive than what I believe it should be. On the day we went. they had sold out of several menu items requiring the customers to make alternative choices. I ordered the Pulled Chicken Panini and while it was good, in my opinion it was just a sandwich and not a panini. The Panini, cheeseburger, two cokes, and two coffees cost over $35.

Driving on a Sunday being from out of town needing some lunch. We had one and only one place to get…read moresomething to eat. We were in Shelby Montana. The only place we found was a little drive up place called Dash inn. this young lady came up to the car took our order and in less then 10 minutes we had our food. the only thing that was missing would be The tray that hooked on the door windows. Our waitress brought the food in a plane white bag. I did not get any shots of the food because I forgot to take pictures of it. As I finished eating I realized I forgot the pictures. So I had a bacon cheese burger with fries. One of the best burgers I've had in a long time. The bacon was extra crispy, the burger was not greasy. It with lettuce, tomatoes and pickles . Trust me when I say it was good because it was.

While traveling thru we stopped here for lunch. You can either order at the window or a server…read morestopped by our car and we ordered from her. She then brought it out to us when done cooking. I got a mushroom Swiss burger and my husband got the bacon cheese burger. We got some fries to share. Everything was good. Nice place to stop for lunch.