Columbia Falls is small, maybe 6,000 residents, but their food scene punches way above their…read morepopulation, As an example, take Gunsight Saloon: - Good Food - Live Music - Great drink selection - Super Service We had a great time listening to live music and meeting the locals. Everyone was so friendly and tge kids could run around and play, which we always enjoy seeing. But if you read my reviews, you wanna know about the food: Homemade Ranch - homemade says it all. Delish. Potatoe Salad - good, different, not stellar. Sweet Potato Fries - great side. Gunsight Burger - good, hearty, good flavor. Bandit Burger - spicy version of their burger. Beer - Cold Smoke, my wife loved this beer. Like I said, fun venue, good service, great atmosphere.

We had the recommended loaded pork nachos. Not a lot of pork, but they were good. Dave had a bbq…read moresandwich and added the slaw--excellent! Food delivered promptly. Enjoyed Joe Martinez--band was tight!

I was visiting from out of town and looking for a delicious dinner and this was definitely the…read morespot! My favorite kind of dinner is breakfast for dinner so when I saw that they serve breakfast all day I knew this was a spot for me. I got the biscuits and gravy plate and it was delicious. I loved the gravy and the biscuits were cooked to perfection. I also ordered the cherry pie à la mode and that was delicious as well. If you are visiting from out of town like and going to glacier national Park, I would definitely check this place out. I'll have to try the barbecue next time as that smelled really good and looked really good too!

Stopped in to grab a quick sandwich and that turned into about an hour or so quite busy with an…read moreolder crowd. Ordered a ham and cheese sandwich with onion rings and it took closer to a half hour to get the order to me. Not a bad place, but I don't know if I would rush back anytime soon. Has an old-time diner feel to it, but I will say the service was very good even that it was very slow

Great Food Indoor and outdoor seating…read moreIncredible beer menu We made a stop here late in the day for some food and we were shocked how FANTASTIC the food was. Rarely do you find a spot that has great beer and great food, but Backslope does both But if you read my reviews, you know I like to steer you through the menu, at least what we tried. Foreman's Stout - full bodied, delicious. Ginger/Lemonade - refreshing, sooooo GOOD. House Fries - sliced as chips, but so good. Hummus - great consistency, but needed some citrus to finish it off. Still good, but I am picky about hummus. Tzatziki sauce - incredible, delicious, get this. Pecan Salad with Chicken - HOLY SMOKES, my wife loved this dish. She made me come back another time just so she vould have it again. Gyro Platter - light on the chicken, but really delicious. It was enough for two or more meals. Gyro - so full I could not fit it into my mouth. But enough for two. Really great find,

Five years ago I met the owner of Back Slope Brewery at a beer tasting in western Montana. That…read moreconversation convinced me to make the trip to Columbia Falls to visit the brewery, and I'm glad I did. What I discovered wasn't just excellent craft beer--it was some of the most memorable brewery food I've ever had. Back Slope took ordinary menu items and turned them into something extraordinary. The pulled pork sandwich and fried chicken sandwich were simply exceptional. The chicken was hand-cut, brined in pickle juice, carefully breaded, and fried to a perfect golden crust. The sauce brought everything together perfectly. Those sandwiches weren't just good--they were the reason I looked forward to returning. Unfortunately, on my most recent visit I discovered that both signature sandwiches are gone. The pulled pork sandwich has been removed from the menu, and the fried chicken has been replaced with commercially prepared chicken. We ordered other menu items, and while they were perfectly acceptable, they lacked the creativity and quality that made Back Slope feel special. What was once an unforgettable dining experience has become, in my opinion, just another brewery with decent food. The service, however, remains excellent. Our server was friendly, attentive, and greeted us with a genuine smile, making us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. I understand that restaurants evolve and sometimes difficult business decisions have to be made. Still, it's disappointing when the very dishes that set a place apart disappear. Back Slope still has good beer and great service, but the unique culinary experience that once made it worth going out of my way to visit no longer seems to be there. I sincerely hope they consider bringing those signature sandwiches back, because they were truly something special.

Stop by to stock up for our travels. The customer service was very welcoming and accommodating with…read morean old school butcher feel. When I asked for special packaging to store in our rv for our travels they were glad to help. We stocked up on T-bones, New York steaks, short ribs, skirt steak and bacon. The meat is great quality with great prices for the premium cuts. All the locals recommended perfect Cuts to us and they did not disappoint. Unfortunately we live in another state or this would definitely be my go to for meat products

After completing my fall migration I am frying up some bacon from Perfect Cuts. This bacon is…read moreamazing. When you visit you can get some real professionals who will help and give advice. I highly recommend this incredible butcher shop. It is my only place to buy meat.

Outstanding food with great service. The menus changes every six months and continues to amaze the…read morepallet. You can't go wrong in dining here...highly recommend.

Fantastic dinner. Our server was kind and kept our water glasses filled and brought our food in a…read moretimely manner. We ordered the NY strip steak, pork chop with huckleberry-jalepeno reduction sauce and the Flathead Lake Trout. The flavors were exceptional on all--so much depth of flavor it's impossible to describe. Well worth the visit.

A delicious local establishment with a minimal menu but a variety of sauces / seasonings.read more

Five star chicken sandwich, four star service. We stopped here for a chicken sandwich before…read moreheading to the airport, and were able to locate it with Google Maps and pictures (sign on the Highway would be helpful). We saw a sign for drive thru but didn't understand where we were supposed to go, so we parked and walked up. The main guy, I guess Pete?, was a little snarky in us walking up to the window, and could have been nicer. We were able to order from the window then drove up to pick up our sandwich. For the sandwich itself, I just got a plain sandwich with dill pickles and it was big (which I'm glad about because the price was a little hefty), juicy and tasty. The coleslaw was a nice touch that I wasn't expecting. Would stop back again for a sandwich!

A great breakfast place, with the food well prepared and outstanding service. It's a classic…read more1950-60's small town diner with a loving and careful waitress. The rest of the menu is classic. Great job!

The bottom line: can't recommend it. See the pic? The dark brown puddles on my omelet are dirty…read moregriddle grease. The hashbrowns, starchless and un-crispy, seemed to be roped with it too. I ate half my omelet out of hating to waste food, but I feel like they wasted it, not me. The eggs were paper-thin and dry, with the sliced American cheese and cubed ham adding a ton of salt. I prefer well seasoned food, but this was too much. Three stars also might seem like too much, but the bacon was exquisite in quality and preparation, my husband's sunny-side-up eggs were perfect, the coffee was good and hot (even if the service was a bit chilly) and the people watching was excellent. NB: I don't "people watch" with contempt; I care about people. I particularly like to see regular visitors enjoying themselves. That morning we had two older gentlemen meeting for breakfast and Bible study; a quiet interaction between people engaged in sobriety support; a young family trying to wrangle little ones and mostly succeeding; and what appeared to be a trucker taking a late breakfast before hitting the road. All of these could have been regulars from my childhood and I enjoyed the ambiance very much. My family used to go to the Nite Owl in the late 70s / early 80s for rare restaurant dinners. Their Chef's Salad was my favorite treat at the time, and I really savored it. Before moving away from the Valley a few years later, I started ordering breakfasts and they were also grand: fluffy omelets rich with cheese, crispy hash browns...a real treat. Revisiting last week it was not the same. Too bad.