In uptown, Butte, there's all these old buildings as I was walking by. I found this place. Had a…read morespectacular eggs, Benedict with some nice potatoes and a phenomenal macchiato.

Ambiance was cool as it is part of old town Butte. Stopped in for lunch. First time frequenting and…read morewas not impressed with the service. Food was ok. Sandwiches were ok but the sides were not good. The German potatoe salad had zero flavor. Slow service for tea and water refills and slow to make the food. I do not recommend for lunch.

The food was simple yet good and a good price. I have been here twice with several years between…read more It's still good. The server was very nice and polite.

Stopped in on a Sunday morning. Very good coffee and the breakfast stacker (really a breakfast…read morequesadilla) and panini were both hot, freshly made, and delicious. And very reasonably priced. Ambiance was calm and inviting with interesting memorabilia and comfortable seating.

Food was good but they were out of several things- we wanted the halibut and it was sold out so…read morethen we decided to order the special which was a lobster roll- sold out... Ended up with a chef salad and it was very good!

When I first moved here, I was lucky enough to eat at the original M&M many times before the fire…read more It was beautiful, I always admired it's original mahogany bar and all the memorabilia of it's historical significance in this town. Many of the presidents ate there while they toured through the US and several A list celebrities as well. It was a beautiful space and it will forever be missed. Lucky for us, Selina, the owner opened again just next door. She even recently hung the old neon sign back up that was saved by the brave men and women of the Butte Silver Bow Fire Department during the fire. The first thing I ever had there was the Miner's Omelette which, as you can imagine, is very hearty with sirloin, onions, peppers and cheese. I also really enjoyed their country fried steak and they have excellent, classic diner style hash browns as well. Really grateful that the fire, although extremely damaging, took no lives and harmed no persons. Recently I looked into the pit of what remains of the old M&M and in the rubble, purple flowers were blooming. It was a nice little reminder or resilience and how life always finds a way.

We stopped in for breakfast after reading some reviews and boy we're sure glad we did. It's a tiny…read morelittle diner off the side of the road. Quaint, charming. The food was top notch! I got the biscuits and gravy and it was delicious. We took a huckleberry cinnamon roll (HUGE) and a slice of apple pie for later. Both were outstanding. Don't pass this little diner by, it's worth the stop

Service good Food good…read moreWay to expensive 3 adults One child -$75 plus tip outrageous for breakfast

If I could rate it higher I would, server Dawn was super polite and funny, she took our orders and…read morebrought our pies in less than a minute! I ordered a pistachio cream pie and it was the most incredible thing I ever ate! I wish I could have the other pies too! Why don't I have a super fast metabolism?!? Why?!? Anyway this was a great way to close the second day in Montana. Hope we come back here again. 100/10. Best pies in Montana.

A convenient spot off the beaten path in Helena. Their menu…read moreis extensive and nicely prepared. Down home styles and tasty. Give it a try the next time you are in the area.

Am rating a 4 only even though i did not enjoy my Veggie Sandwich (@ $10). I didn't feel like it…read morewas fair to do a Yelp review on one item of their menu and their other food looked pretty good. I had the Veggie Sandwich @ $10 which I would not order again. Tasted fresh but super, duper plain. Salt & pepper option would be good, or just add some red onions or pickles - just a suggestion.

I had high hopes for this place based on the reviews, but it fell flat for me! The people were…read morenice, the service was good, the food was okay but nothing made me say "WOW" like Post Malone. The ambiance was very minimalist, and the dining room was basically empty when we arrived. Again, the food looked better than it tasted. There was nothing objectively wrong with the food, it was just not great if that makes sense. The chicken on the chicken and waffles was crispy, hot, and fresh but the flavor just wasn't there. The breading was good but that is where the flavor stopped. The waffle was crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside and they even used real maple syrup! But again the flavor was just lacking for some reason. We ended up taking half of our food home with us which is NEVER a good sign. I might give this place another shot on a different day. Also, the coleslaw on the chicken sandwich had no flavor which made the sandwich even less impressive. Nothing to see here in my opinion.

Not much else to do at night but relaxed atmosphere with lots of tourists and locals. The food was…read morebar food but not bad. Nice little place to hang out after a day of fishing

Great place to relax and unwind. The place has been completely remodeled and the decor is great…read more The food is good and drinks even better.

Just fine! I know Christina's has been a staple to the Butte restaurant scene for several years,…read moreand I'm curious how it came to be - in the land of pasties, steak and sammiches. (hardly any information is available online about its inception) It's definitely an alternative to your regular western cuisine, but it's still mostly that. Westerny. Lacking in the spice department - I had to ask for hot sauce since señor Tapatío and señorita Cholula weren't readily on the table. Still, you know, it's a place the community gathers, Three Amigos is better in my opinion, but they both offer different things. As always, the drinks were stronk!

No greeting when you walk in. No music plays in the restaurant creating an awkward atmosphere. No…read morealcoholic drinks menus like the food menus states. No smiles. Overall this place has fallen off hard. Service wasn't great overall, but our waiter was nice. It was not busy for a Saturday night and I think I realized why after going. Save yourself the hassle and make tacos at home that taste the same for less! - with better vibes!

Loved it! Cute quaint little cafe right down the block from Sacajawea hotel!…read more We were in the mood for breakfast/brunch/lunch ended up with some terrific turkey/cranberry bagel sandwiches, a blueberry scone and some homemade donuts before going to the caves for an adventure! Love this place, definitely coming back to try out more on the menu! Thank you for the Sunday breabrunlunch! Keep up the good work!

Three Forks Cafe sits right downtown in the small town of Three Forks. This is a locals place but…read morethe fact that Three Rivers converge nearby to form the Missouri River so the fly fishing is abundant. The interior is about what you would expect for a no frills place that has been there a long time. The smiles were genuine and the service great! The coffee cups stayed full even as it got busy. Our party of three really enjoyed our meals and visited. Rarely does a breakfast stretch my limits on size but the four strip of bacon, two eggs and hash browns surely did. Delish!

This spot has easily become a must-visit whenever I'm in Butte for work. Johnny has a way of making…read moreyou feel like part of the family from the moment you walk in. The Guinness is always poured to perfection, complete with impressive beer art. The fish and chips remain my go-to, but I tried the pub burger today and it was spot on--perfectly cooked and served on a pretzel bun that really sets it apart. The entire staff is friendly, welcoming, and attentive. If you're looking for an authentic Irish pub vibe, it's tough to find a place that does it better.

Since we were visiting a town with the highest per capita Irish population, we initially set out to…read morefind a traditional, historic Irish spot. While this restaurant came highly recommended by everyone we asked, I hesitated at first because it wasn't a historic building. It seems most if not all historical restaurants are long gone. Ultimately, we decided to give it a try--and I am so glad we did! We shared the the shepherd's pie and bread pudding for dessert. We hesitated at first with the shepherds pie as it was not the typical recipe, this was made with lamb and topped with colcannon potatoes. I was pleasantly surprised when the kitchen thoughtfully split our plate for us. Because our friends weren't familiar with those potatoes, they settled on the fish instead, ordering the 2-piece and 3-piece cod dinners. They thought the fish was fantastic and the lamb shepherd's pie was absolutely delicious. The bread pudding was excellent too. It was a thoroughly enjoyable evening, and we highly recommend stopping in!