Clean. Great burger and lots of beers on tap. Have been…read moreseveral times and it doesn't disappoint

We were longtime customers of the Tin Can and, for years, it was one of our favorite places to eat…read more The food was consistently good, but what truly made the restaurant special was the staff and the level of service they provided. After ownership changed, we noticed many of those employees gradually left. At the time, we didn't think much of it, but after our recent experiences, it's clear that something has changed--and not for the better. Tonight was our third visit since the ownership transition, and unfortunately it will be our last. Each of those three visits involved the same server, and each visit included some form of "technical difficulties" with the ordering system. While technology issues can happen anywhere, what matters is how they're handled. Tonight, the handling of the situation was unacceptable. When we arrived, two tables that sat down after us were served well before we were. Our server eventually informed us that the ordering system was down and that management required all orders to go through the system, despite it not functioning. She took our order on a fluorescent green notepad and told us they would have to do things "old school." Within minutes, it appeared the system was back online. We waited patiently, assuming our order was being prepared. Meanwhile, the tables that arrived after us received their meals and were halfway through eating. After we had been waiting for quite some time, our server approached us holding the same fluorescent notepad and casually stated that she wasn't sure what happened with our order. When we asked whether it had been entered, she replied that she didn't really know and that there was no way to tell if it had been missed. Rather than acknowledging that our order was likely lost, the explanation felt vague and dismissive. When I asked what happened to the written order she had taken, she pulled a crumpled piece of paper from her apron and said she wasn't sure, adding that it didn't matter anyway. At that point, we had been sitting for approximately an hour with no food. There was no genuine apology, no sense of urgency, and no ownership of the situation. The most frustrating part wasn't the lost order--it was the attitude. Mistakes happen in every restaurant. What customers remember is how those mistakes are handled. As we prepared to leave, the response we received was, "Well, $hit happens... all the time." That statement perfectly summarized our experience. To make matters worse, friends of ours experienced nearly the exact same situation just weeks earlier. After waiting roughly 30 minutes for drinks and much longer for food that never arrived, they were also told there were "technical difficulties" and ultimately left without being served. At this point, it's difficult to view this as an isolated incident. When the same problems occur repeatedly with the same server and the same explanations, it points to a larger issue involving accountability, training, customer service, or all three. We understand that restaurants face challenges, especially under new ownership. However, customers deserve attentive service, honest communication, and a basic level of professionalism when things go wrong. Unfortunately, we experienced none of those things. It's disappointing to see what was once a local favorite decline to this level. We sincerely hope ownership takes these concerns seriously and invests in improving service standards before more longtime customers decide, as we have, that it's simply not worth coming back.

This was our second visit. Started with Caesar salad which…read morewas OK, but the dressing is on the sweet side, which is not my favorite. The mahi-mahi special was wonderful! Beautifully plated, moist and the mango salsa is perfect. Cocktail menu has some fun choices and the view is nice. The new chef, Peter seems to be doing well. My only issue was in regards to pricing. The main was on the high side , $28, but the special menu has no prices (see photo) which you sometimes see in high end restaurants. I think that is out of place here and can make patrons uncomfortable.

Just passable as far as food quality goes in clubhouse…read more Employees treat it and you in a way that it feels much more like a public course and not private. The course itself (Scottish links) is much better than the rest of the facility. I guess it is, for a private club, just okay. This is the reason I never pulled a membership even when there was no wait.

We had a great dining experience here last night. We're visiting and went in for the local beers --…read moreit's truly wheelchair accessible!) and stayed for the food. We shared Beef Bites (that sauce!) and Thai Chili Shrimp (think firecracker shrimp, but elevated -- nice big shrimp with light, crisp batter.) The service was prompt and friendly. We'd definitely come back, if we lived here.

Lee the bar tender was great! Cocktail were well…read moreprepared............................................................................ .....

Stopped in driving thru to Bozeman. Cool vibe. Food and service excellent. Breakfast Sammie with…read moreSausage is a game changer !!!!

My fiancé and I just moved to Missoula and were on the hunt for a good brunch spot. This place has…read morea really cool dark, moody atmosphere with outdoor seating available. The service was attentive, and the food was amazing. My fiancé wasn't a huge fan of the side dishes, but the main dishes absolutely stole the show. A fun surprise was that they brought the check in a book, which was a unique touch and a great way to discover new reads. The vibe was excellent, and I've heard they also do live music. Overall, a great brunch experience right in town, and we'll definitely be back!

Im not joking when I say these are the best fries in town. They are similar in style and cut to…read moreMcDonald's but a million times better. You wont find a floppy fry here. Crisp and golden brown all the way baby. Blink twice and the basket will be gone. Don't say I didn't warn you

Sara in the casino was so fast and friendly! Always amazing service here I would recommendread more

Greasy bar food wayyyyy overpriced for what you get. Should have saved my money and gone to 5 guys…read more The burger was okay but not worth $20 Chicken tenders were bowling ally quality, also $20 Fries were not that good. Only writing this because dinner was $60 for two adults and a toddler and it was sub par. Everything is expensive now so we gotta watch out for the restaurants that are just "phoning it in"

This spot is a great option for a quick bite, watching the game or just meeting up with friends. It…read morehas a pub/sports bar feel, but is family friendly. During a trip to town for the Missoula Marathon, my family and I decided to try this spot as my dad was pretty certain he had ate here years ago and wanted to try the pasty again. It was early afternoon, so it wasn't super busy, but there was ample seating and we were promptly greeted and seated. After reviewing the menu, we decided on our food which included the Butte Pasty, Caesar Salad with a side of fries and a burger. My dad confirmed this was indeed the pasty he had fond memories of from years ago, and it was still as delicious as he remembered. The Caesar, fries and burger were all really good as well. Definitely a spot with a bit of something for everyone in your party.

A jewel in Stevensville. Good food, good service, nice atmosphere. Worth a visit, especially for a…read morenice occasion.

Always consistent. Cozy atmosphere! Love the surprise bites they bring out before a meal.read more

Decor was fabulous. Food was excellent. Ordered Friday special prime rib. Fabulous. Service was…read moreexcellent. Loved loved loved their wine rack.

They have a new menu...I was not impressed like I have been in the past. My meal was a sausage and…read moreshrimp dish with gnocchis. Three shrimp and minuscule pieces of sausage. The gnocchis were doughy and not really edible. Someone else had the filet mignon was pretty good but seemed pricey at $50. Others had Caesar salads which were decent. Appetizers were still good and the wine selection was still excellent. They had no fish entree. I was looking forward to going there but was disappointed.