While out visiting our friends in Montana, they recommended this lovely place in Red Rock. The…read morewind had picked up and we were getting flurry's. Wine and grilled cheese are a no lose situation! Place was cute, warm and inviting. Our server.... Adorable! She was pregnant and pulled up a seat and discussed the whole menu. Did I say they served wine? Not too mention the wine store next door was open and had an incredible selection to chose from. This is not a 5 star restaurant as far as food goes, but between the service, hospitality, location, ambiance...it delivers 4 star status!

We flew into Montana Thanksgiving weekend. First time in the state. Came in on a snowy day. The…read morerestaurant is so cozy and very welcoming! Our waitress was super friendly and personable (I forgot her name, but she was the pregnant one ). We ordered drinks and a light lunch. I got the beef dip while my partner got the grilled cheese. He paired his with red wine and I opted for a bottle of mimosa. Everything was so good! I would recommend this place and will definitely be back!

Ski queen cheese sold here. They also have varieties of red apple cheeses and baked Gouda.read more

Beartooth Market is the only full grocery store in Red Lodge, and it's very convenient for picking…read moreup anything you need while in town. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the store is easy to shop and well stocked for a small mountain community. Prices are definitely on the higher side, but that seems to come with being the only option in a remote tourist town. If I were planning a trip with a larger family, I would probably do a bigger shop in Billings before coming in and just use Beartooth Market for quick top-ups and forgotten items. Overall, it's a solid local grocery store that gets the job done and has a welcoming, small-town feel.

This place is an Amish deli and everything I have had from her has been fantastic. It is not fancy…read morejust good simple ingredients. The fresh baked goods are worth the drive all by themselves. But don't sleep on the sandwiches the jalapeño cheese bread is the stuff or memories. Pro tip if you spend $75 you get a free gift. Wheelchair acess: there is marked parking and a zero rise entrance. The isles are navigable and the bathrooms are big enough with light doors and grab bars. There are tables that you could pull a chair away to accommodate a wheelchair

We stopped into The Chuckwagon, an Amish bakery and deli, and it is the kind of place you notice…read moreright away. As soon as you walk in, you are hit with the sweet smell of fresh baked goods. The store is stocked with staple ingredients you would expect from an Amish market, which makes it worth browsing beyond just the bakery items. I ordered a breakfast sandwich that was made to order and really good, and also grabbed a Danish to go. Everything felt fresh and simple in a good way. Overall, a great stop if you are passing through the area, and a place I would make time to visit again if I am nearby.

We stopped here after a long day of meetings and it was perfect. I had the garlic smash burger with…read morepickles a Beartooth dirty soda and a huckleberry milkshake. I have no complaints It is all outside seating so beware of weather

Smash burgers and cheese curds were absolutely delicious! Definitely recommend if you are in town.read more

Yep.... Cafe food...very retro atmosphere…read more It was hot outside and I was looking for a cool drink, froyo or ice cream and Whistlestop popped up in my yelp search. Yelp and the ice cream gods were aligned today when they sent me here. Although I wasn't hungry the cheese curds caught my attention and so I finished off the no redeeming nutritional value of a milkshake with an order of cheese curds. As much as I want to fool myself on the dairy part of the food pyramid, I know better. But today was a "who cares?" kind of day. The cheese curds were hot, crispy and ever so slightly salty and made me smile while I waited on the milkshake. . Ohhh .... and that milkshake.... creamy and thick, the kind of thick that can't be slurped through a straw until it warms up. Perfection. Made with Montana's Wilcoxson's ice cream, it wasn't fancy, but on a hot day, was just right. New owners have taken over, and I hope the old time atmosphere stays the same for some reason. I guess it makes the food taste better.

Want a good shake... Come here! Want a good burger... Come…read morehere! Heck... even the fish and chips are great when they have them on special! It's a small Mom & Pop 'soda shop' type place, so don't expect fast food efficiency because everything's made to order. It's fun to look at the walls and read the history of the location.

This is a tiny grocery store. You probably shouldn't come here looking for kelp noodles, but if…read moreyou've dropped your carton of eggs, or want a quick freezer meal, have run out of shampoo, or need a case of beer, this is your place. The people are...okay. No one seems especially happy to be there, but no one punches you either. It's a good place to grab the basics, which is what you'd expect.

Valley Foods is our favorite grocery store, they have the best local meat and the owners and staff…read moreare absolutely wonderful!

Great old-time candy store. They have dozens and dozens of taffy flavors. Grab a brown bag and…read morechoose your favorite flavors. It's sold by weight, so be careful, it gets expensive quickly!

Went to Red Lodge, MT for the first time and went into this cute candy store! They are known for…read moretheir huckleberry taffy. I picked up a sample pack and it didn't disappoint. Everything in the store was fantastic from their candies, chocolate and they even had jams and pickled veggies. The staff was super friendly as well! My favorite are peach rings and they were fabulous! Make sure you swing into this local shop!

Great finger food. A place for the kids to play in the sand. Some sculptures out front. Reminds me…read moreof the old A&W drive-ins. A gas station next-door if you need to fill up.

This is a throwback sort of stop. Had it not been for the modern car I was driving, I would have…read moresworn I had driven into an old movie set. It's not a classic drive-in with carhops or an electronic ordering system, but you do drive in and if you're lucky, can have a covered spot with a picnic table in front of your parked car. Under that covered spot, is a menu board from which you can decide what you want before heading to the window to order. They'll call your name or number when the order is ready, so you can go back to your car or sit at the picnic table and wait. There's a small play area for the kids. This is not a sit-down restaurant or even one where you go inside to order. The food is okay, the milkshakes are good, the burgers decent, and the food itself is exactly what you would expect from a place like this. It's located at the intersection of 212 and 310, and if you're not looking for it, you might think it's just a truck stop or a gas station and drive right past. If you want nostalgia, this is the place, so turnaround and check it out.