This here is a hometown bar. When I walk in and everyone knows I'm a stranger it is the best…read moreexperience I can have in a bar. My burger was grilled by Marcus the grandson of the owner. It was perfectly done as only someone with three generations of DNA grilling burgers could. The bar back is one of the most unusual I've seen; Mid-Century Modern. He said it came from the bar next door. Add the unusualness of being in an Indian Reservation and very near the Canadian border it is foodie manna from heaven.

Fantastic bar with a fantastic grill menu. Rodeo sports on the TV 24/7. This is such a classic…read morerural Montana bar and I looooove it

Perfect place to hangout near Wolf Point. Good food. Special prime rib steak every first Friday of…read morethe month. Make sure to reserve an order.

Went to the lounge to have a beer Monday 9/23. Service was good until our server went off shift…read more They ran out of the beer we were drinking. A guy in our group saw a hamburger being delivered and said it looked really good. He decided to order one. We asked twice where his hamburger was. When it finally showed up it was cooked to death and not edible. When the new waitress stopped and asked how everything was? I told her my friends burger was horrible and not edible. She just shrugged her shoulders and walked away. We paid our bill and left. I will never spend another penny again in that establishment!

I've eaten a lot of hamburgers and this place has one of the best tasting burgers I've had. Steaks…read moreare decent as well, as is the loaded baked potato. Nice staff as well but service is slow if it's busy. The prices are high for what you get. But I can understand why they are high being in the middle of nowhere. I wouldn't mind paying a few extra bucks for some more choices of sides and veggies. After the third night after hunting I would have killed for french fries.

One of the great trad breakfast places on the Montana Hi-Line. Not to be missed if you are looking…read morefor a throwback setting (think I was in the 1980s), kind, considerate service from an experienced waitress, and absolutely stunning hashbowns. The bacon--four pieces crispy. The toast was tossed and nicely buttered. Eggs over easy--perfect. But the hashbrowns! Crispy on the outside but soft when you crunched down. You just don't find them like these--anywhere but the real deal is in Glasgow, in the middle of nowhere USA.

Now that we are in Glasgow we decided to have dinner a will do breakfast at the Oasis Lounge and…read moreEatery a small Casino across the street from our hotel. Dinner for me was a Polish with Kraut and Tatortauts. Also had a couple beers Good food and drink. Small town atmosphere with some slot machines in the back our server was the bartender vary friendly I gve them a 4 star

1939 hotel in an old rustic style. No phones or TVs in the rooms comfortable and clean friendly…read moreservice. I was told all the 30 rooms are different inside. Style is very reminiscent of the '40s and not updated as a modern hotel. Lots of taxidermy and pictures of local fisherman. It's an old hotel with lots of old decor. The grounds around the hotel are well manicured lawns with lots of shade trees. I enjoyed my stay and would come here again. Verizon cell service was 4G at the hotel

Food is good but not super special. What sets this place apart is the great old building and the…read morefriendly helpful service. Even when it got busy, our waitress was very kind.