are you out of business? Second time we've been thru and…read morethere's no signage and closed....again

Really good food in a cute little town. Very friendly bar tender. Great salsa and steak tacos…read more Local brewery beer on tap along with the expected macros. Look forward to coming back when I'm passing through.

It's been a few years since I had been in. I had a classic cheese burger with loaded baked potato…read more They grill the bun nice touch, I like a grilled bun. Our server was friendly. Food didn't take too long. Now, the place is nearly a ghost town on a Friday night. That was sad to see. It was once a hopping spot. I'll go back for a burger if I'm passing by.

We were staying in Medora. The weather was the hottest all summer and that particular Tuesday it…read morewas 96 and sunny all day. Normally not a complaint. However, when staying in a campground with bare shade, in a tent, a 40 minute drive to Wibaux doesn't seem like a hardship. The Shamrock Club did not disappoint. Regardless of the weather, the drive would have been worth the burger. It was like two juicy patties stuck together and flattop grilled to perfection. My kids claim it was the best French fries ever and the kids chicken tender was a very healthy portion. Plus the waitress kept our sodas full to the top the whole time. Being from Minnesota, I decided to brave the potato salad. Not knowing what assorted vegetables Montana puts in their salad, I knew it was a risk. And boy, was it worth it! The salad did not disturb my delicate Minnesotan taste buds. It was delectable. Ambiance was quiet and relaxing. Plus, we loved seeing "real" cowboys.

We stopped here on our way to Billings. It was a nice pit stop and a break from driving. Definitely…read morehad a hole-in-the-wall vibe. Not sure what their specialty is necessarily but we got a pizza & we're not overly impressed with it. Tasted like frozen pizza, crust was very cardboard like. I'm sure they have more to offer but as a stop in just wasn't overly impressed.

This place has personality although our waitress was so good that maybe she made it seem that way…read more We had great salads (BLT and spinach) followed by mediocre pizza. Salads were sizable for smalls. The neat thing about pizza is that they do let you order half of 1 kind and half of another. We got Do Bar and margarita pizza. It was a bit undercooked and too much cheese. If my husband says too much cheese in a pizza you know it's serious! Ha.

OS Brew Pub in Baker Montana ~ Excellent choice for great food selections, fantastic service, and a…read moretrue winner for relaxing in a down home night on the town!

This place is awesome! Supper strong local community! They have good beer, a few food options. They…read moreoffer FREE WIFI and POPCORN. What more can you ask for. Beer, work and a free snack, well I guess beer and shuffle board is better. I'll stop in here every time I'm in town! Sue was supper friendly and very kind! Thanks Old Skool!!

While this seems like it should have a German theme, don't be fooled by the name. It's a local beer…read moreand pizza joint. Very family friendly and full of people enjoying dinner, The Gust Hauf has a full beer lineup and lots of pizza options. They have other items on the menu but we were just interested in pizza. We got our usual pepperoni and black olive pizza. The 12 inch was perfect to split. The thin crust was delicious. With several beer options and being new to the area, I had to try a local beer and opted for the stout. Great choice. Our server was excellent. We asked her about the name and she told us they have been around since the 1960's! Whaaaaat? The name has just been passed down through owners. Who would ever want to get rid of that amazing sign outside.

The game day specials were awesome. The food and service were outstanding. It was the highlight…read moreof my day.

Tiny little spot in a tiny town…read more. We immediately loved the feel of this place as the locals in the bar were welcoming. We ordered a flight of beer to try some different styles and the beers were ok at best. The favorite of the bunch was probably the chili beer. All in all loved this place, loved the hospitality and we'd come back just for that and maybe try some of the other beers (maybe they're better)

You know that scene in western movies where the wayfaring stranger enters the saloon, all…read moreconversation falls to silence, and every head in the place turns to stare at him? That's Cross Country Brewing, or at least that was my experience of it. After a long day of driving, me, my girlfriend, and my mother were in the mood for a beer or two, so we jumped when we saw that there was a brewery in town. Glendive, after all, isn't exactly a metropolis with microbreweries at every intersection. Indeed, Glendive (or at least Cross Country Brewing) fit the stereotype of the hostile small town that doesn't much like outsiders. As soon as the three of us walked in we were greeted with that ominous silence and a blank, "What do you expect from me?" look on the face of the thin, bearded, ballcap'd bar tender. No "Hi" "What can I get for you?" "I recommend our famous..." etc. Nope. We picked our beers from the chalkboard menu, ordered them, he poured 'em, and then pushed them over to us with an empty, emotionless stare. I didn't get it. We just looked like normal people, not the Addams family. Why the random unfriendly attitudes? It didn't matter how kind or full of smiles we were, it was like our very presence was an insult to the establishment. Geez, sorry we were trying to give you our money. We promise not to bother you again.

Here's my experience: I came in on a Friday evening around…read more6:15. The restaurant was about 65% full, so it wasn't slammed. I was seated in plain sight....easily visible to all five of the young waitresses working that evening. Over the next several minutes, I watched them serve food, refill waters, and check in with other tables around me. Not once did any of them acknowledge me. No "someone will be right with you," no "we're a little behind," not even eye contact or a smile. Nothing. It was as if I was completely invisible. I gave them the benefit of the doubt...maybe they were overwhelmed or distracted. So I waited. But then, three of them gathered behind the bar to chat and regroup. They saw me sitting there and even asked each other out loud, "Has anyone helped that table?" They looked confused, shrugged it off, and went right back to their conversation. Still, no one came over. No one claimed responsibility. I didn't even get a glass of water. I sat there for nearly 10 minutes. Not a word. Not a glance. I finally got up and calmly walked out. Several nearby guests actually gave me sympathetic looks--they could see what was happening too. And here's the kicker: I had plenty of time to look through the menu, and honestly, the prices felt a bit high for what was being offered. Nothing jumped out or made me eager to order. Maybe that was because I was starting to feel dehydrated from the lack of water. For the record, I'm just an average guy, clean and respectful, fresh out of the shower with a spray of cologne. I wasn't rude, disruptive, or hard to miss. Bottom line: I felt completely dismissed and ignored. I won't be coming back. Best of luck to the team--I hope service improves for future guests

Loved our server Caroline…read more The location and construction of the building make this a wonderful stop in Sydney MT Love the brick arches and double level of the restaurant Plus their music selection was awesome Food I would give less stars than 5 but it was 100% better than their counterpart in Billings but then we only tried 2 things Sangria was wonderful Hubby loves the beer but they are ALWAYS out of Teddy Roosevelt Badass no matter if we are here or Billings So sad He will take some peach wheat home today sad we are 5 hours away Did I say they are ALWAYS out of Teddy Roosevelt Badass Well I have decided that next time we stop if they are out again it will be a one star review Bathroom is very clean and smells great

Thumbs up all the way around. Will definitely be back. Enjoyable evening, good job on the brews…read moreand nice variety.

While passing through Beach, North Dakota on the 94E, we found this little gem...on a Sunday night…read more We were looking for somewhere to watch the Mariners game. It was perfect. The bar was open and inviting. The husband and wife team running the bar and restaurant were so sweet. She made an amazing pizza. It's not far from the freeway. Highly recommend when traveling through North Dakota.

Delicious. Service spot on, Thank you Savannah. We had the Taco Salad, mine held the chicken and…read moreput it on his plate. I had the half serving which was plenty. We started off with great draft local beer and their Onion Petal appetizer. Huge serving and sweet has to be fresh onions. The Taco salad mix greens, roasted corn and black beans, strips of tortilla crisp and much more. Very good, I almost asked for recipe. Well if your passing through and hungry around 4:00, that's when they open you have to stop. Right off the 94 easy off & on.

We ate here four times during our visit to Theodore Roosevelt National Park, and if that doesn't…read moretell you how good it is, I don't know what will! lol We tried the PB&Jelly Time burger, the fish n chips, the chicken bacon ranch sandwich and the white bbq chicken sandwich - all were hot and fresh, deliciously seasoned and well balanced. We also fell in love with their french fries. They were just so good! Crispy on the outside, seasoned perfectly, and light and fluffy on the inside. They also have a ton of dipping sauces, so if you're a dipping sauce fan like I am, try them all! I absolutely loved having my cocktails served up in a giant cowboy boot glass! The food and drinks were great, the waiters were easy going and personable - the service was fast too! The inside of the restaurant is like walking into an old western saloon - They've got saddles and other horse tack hanging up everywhere, and they have wagon wheel style tables and live edge wooden tables too - so cool! Totally recommend this place for anybody visiting Medora or just passing through!

Looking for a bite to eat in town and ran across Boots Bar & Grill. When you enter the restaurant…read moreyou see a sign to seat yourself. You can choose a table, hi top and of course the bar. We found a table towards the back. Waitress came over quickly took our drink order and was back to take our dinner order. Waitress was very sweet, busy taking orders and bussing her tables. But service was great. I ordered the fried chicken sandwich with a side salad $ 2.00 up charge, but very fresh. Sandwich was over cooked and very salty. My husband order the fettuccine Alfredo with chicken which he truly enjoyed as well as a cold beer.