The Sip 'n Dip Lounge is a historical lounge located in the O'Haire Motor Inn. This is a classic…read moreplace, a must go when in the area. Wednesday's through Sunday there is a live mermaid in the tank behind the bar. The bar is a tiki-ish bar. The drinks are good. The food is appetizers and when I went they had huge loaded baked potatoes. I've heard the brunch/breakfast on Sunday is great. The service is great, very attentive, nice, and they make this place so great.

The Sip 'n Dip lounge is a must-stop spot if you're ever in Great Falls, MT. Is it in what appears…read moreto be a sketchy area downtown? Perhaps. Do you feel awkward parking at a hotel that looks like a total dump just to go upstairs to this bar? Yes, but you still should. I ended up going on my own, and came back with colleagues the last night of our trip as it's a must stop. As I'm sure we all know, what makes it fun and unique is the dancing Mermaid performances in the pool behind the bar. Such a cool concept to watch them entertain you while you enjoy a good drink. My first time in the bartender was fantastic and giving me all the history of the place, and how the pool used to just be the hotels' actual swimming pool, and guests would swim in it, no Thank you. I ordered the cranberry cherry limeade, not realizing that it was basically a bucket full of booze, equivalent to three drinks (not complaining, just forewarning) also enjoyed chatting with the bartender about how the place is haunted. Definitely gives off that vibe and total dive bar/tiki feel. I'd come back every time I'm in this town or on a road trip. 21+---although they allowed a few families to come in with kids for a minute and get a picture by the mermaids, which I thought was super cool. And yes, you can tip the maids too! I didn't get any food from the restaurant, but I heard from a few it wasn't amazing so I think this is just a dive drinking spot for me.

UPDATE: the owner not only returned the $4.40 for the 22% tip, she also payed for the pizza. This…read morewas above and beyond and I truly appreciate it. My final thoughts are to make sure the handle held device has closed out (I don't know what that even means), get a receipt, or pay cash. The ordeal was unnecessary if I would have known all this beforehand. We so enjoy their pizzas and will continue to order from them. I called in and ordered a $20 pepperoni pizza. When I went to pay for it, I selected No Tip. Once I got home, I received a message from my bank saying I was charged $24.40. I called them and they fumbled with words trying to convince me I did it. Why on earth would I tip 22% for someone to literally turn around and hand me a pizza to go. In the end, they said there wasn't anything they could do. Seems like perhaps a common scheme against their customers.

If the place is busy expect a very long wait. Limited but hard working staff. Wish they would have…read moretold us the wait time. One hour wait for a salad and burger. Finally told them to put it in takeout and they didn't include napkins, condiments or silverware in the bag.

Every now and then, you stumble into a spot that just nails it. That's exactly what happened with…read morethis café. From the moment I walked in, it had that cozy-but-alive vibe -- music at the right volume, sunlight coming through the windows, and that faint smell of espresso in the air. I wasn't even planning to order a milkshake, but when I saw it on the menu, something just said, "Do it." And wow... 100% the right call. Thick, creamy, not too sweet, with just enough richness to make you slow down and actually enjoy it. You know that moment when you take the first sip and instantly realize you're going to remember it? Yeah -- that. The staff was warm and laid-back, the kind of people who make you feel like a regular even if it's your first time there. And while the shake was the star of the show, everything else -- from the atmosphere to the service -- made it a full 5-star experience. This place isn't just somewhere you grab a drink -- it's somewhere you want to hang out, maybe even lose track of time.

What else could you want in a bar, really?…read more The location, conveniently located in the middle of nowhere, or about half way between Missoula and Seeley lake this gem is tucked away behind the gas station at the junction of 200 and 83. Come for the ice cold beer, stay for the corn dogs, or keno, your choice! 5 stars.

I had the pleasure of eating here with my company while on a business trip in Great Falls, MT. The…read moreatmosphere was amazing. The food was wonderful and the service was top notch. I had a couple of great tasting drinks, and really enjoyed my entire time. We were lucky enough to have the whole restaurant reserved for our office group and I stayed as long as we could (until near closing time). Would love to return on my next chance in Great Falls!!

My husband and I went to dinner here, initially we sat and got a drink order and an appetizer in…read more That arrived, we had to ask for utensils which wasn't a big deal but then had to ask to order dinner. We had to ask a different waitress every time we needed something. Water refill, another drink, etc. Our food came, steak was very good. The chicken dish had to be sent back because it was so salty, it was inedible. I had to go find a waitress to send that back. Ordered our last drink at the arrival of our replacement meal. Never got that drink and thankfully we checked the bill because it was on there. We had to get up to ask for our bill, to get the bill corrected, and to have our card ran all separately. We waited a half hour for our bill. We love Enbar but wow, the service tonight is going to make it hard to go back for a while.

This bar has the friendliest bartender I have ever met. She is also easy on the eyes. She makes…read moresure you have enough to drink and is an expert in local lore. She dutifully tends to her patrons serving up company as well as drinks. We came in during a heat wave and this wasn't the best airconditoned place. The drinks are plenty cold so you should rely on those. They have the usual array of gambling but I am not so inclined, and therefore I can't tell you if they are any good. There is plenty of light and good music too. They had a few drink specials and I wasn't brave enough to try the $1 mystery shot. The bottles of domestic beers are $3 and that is most reasonable. This will be our usual watering hole whenever we hear the call. I look forward to seeing this place again.

Great place for disco and deep emotions and for falling in love with Mitch Ryder and the Detroit…read moreWheels

Everything is on the spendy side from the pool tables, to the drinks, to the pizza. Bartender is…read morenice not very personable.

This is my Cheers. The Hideout is where I go to relax, shoot some pool, and hang out with some nice…read morepeople. The bartender Sean is the absolute man and will make you feel like you're family. The pool is cheap (25 cents? Is that allowed?). They are attached to a pizza restaurant, which in a perfect world would be mandatory for every bar. I highly recommend this place if you want a laid back place to hang out with cool people in Great Falls.

Cutbank, Montana at 8:00am on a Saturday. Pretty much this or McDonald's. If you want a good,…read moregreasy spoon breakfast- head on in. I was hesitant in the parking lot, even a bit scared. Overall, I was impressed at the cleanliness and service. The bathrooms were very clean. A++. Service was great, typical Montana. Not super over the top friendly. Just normal. All the locals come here for breakfast because obviously nothing else is open. Lots of old guys hanging out and drinking coffee and telling hunting stories. Some actual newspaper reading going on, who does that anymore?! Coffee is not the greatest but lots of warm ups with a smile. Breakfast is pretty straightforward. You've got biscuits and gravy, pancakes, French toast, omelets, big cinnamon buns.... We decided on the works and the 2+2+2 which is two eggs, two strips or links and two huge hot cakes. And a caramel roll. There were three of us, okay! Nothing gourmet, decent food and lots of it. We couldn't finish it. The plates are giant. We had to take the caramel roll to go.

The food at the village is much better than the other restaurant in cut bank…read more I always have problems with my order at the other restaurant but not at the village. They always do my orders right. The service is wonderful. Miss Patty is the best and always so cheerful. The Village is my go to for eating out.