One of the better steaks I have had. Well worth getting a meal here. Vegetable melody is not the…read moreusual tired plop of soggy vegetables, rather crisp tender fresh vegetables. Service was attentive and considerate.

Worth a stop - a little on the expensive side but had a good ribeye - cooked just as I ordered - so…read moremany places miss - good service - would go again

Stopped for lunch at The Wood in Glasgow Montana today. I had the fish and chips and poutine on…read morethe side. The fish was routine for me 3 pcs. of fish with cold fries. No matter on the fries because of the routine. The poutine was hot and tasted good. Fries with brown gravy and cheese curds on top. The waitress was attentive all in all I give it a 3 star

For Glasgow this place is an easy find...especially when you stay at The Cottonwood. The bar was…read moreopen late and so we ate there one night and at The Wood restaurant the next night. There was a problem so we ended taking 1.5 hours to get food, but once it came it was good. I got the chicken teriyaki bowl and I can't complain for getting Asian food in the middle of Montana.

This place makes you feel at home. Brew tender Martin there greeting you as you come in. Everyone…read moretreats you like a friend Richard does trivia every Tuesday. It is very entertaining. Few things go better together than great beer and knowledge!! Friday and Saturday there is live music! Brother Smoke plays a wide variety of songs on Friday and Ruby Moon Saturday. She covers old and new songs with a lounge singer vibe.

We live in San Diego and were recently on a road trip through the Northern Plains; we stopped in…read morehere for a beer. The beer was really great and we know craft beer because.....San Diego! The bartender, Martin, was fabulous, friendly and funny and he gave us a tour of the whole brewery. Several locals came up to introduce themselves and stayed to chat. We ordered food to be delivered from the Wolf Point Cafe (which has been owned by the same family for 4 generations) and the owner, J. J., delivered our food himself (possibly because Martin rewards him with a pint of IPA when he does) J.J. hung out with us while we enjoyed our delicious food and shared some of the history of his cafe. We had planned to just have one beer and go but the whole experience was so delightful, we stayed until closing. All and all, one of the high points of our road trip. Very highly recommend! Wolf Point people rock!!!!

1/2 2.5 Stars -- Glasgow, MT McDonald's…read more Honestly, I'm giving this McDonald's 2.5 stars because there were some things they did right... but there were also some things that made me question whether I had accidentally walked into a fast-food survival challenge. Let's start with the good: our food came out fast, our order was correct, and the food itself was good. So credit where credit it's due. Unfortunately, the fries were VERY cold, which was disappointing. Now for the rest of the experience... The second we walked through the front door, we were hit with the smell of what I can only describe as a humid fart. And not a McDonald's fart either. This was a whole different level of biological warfare. There was nobody working the front counter when we went to order, so we used the ordering kiosks. Fine, whatever. Except the kiosks were pretty gross and dirty. The tables weren't exactly inspiring confidence either, and the drink fountain counter looked like a bacterial infection waiting to happen. Then I went to use the women's bathroom. After I peed, I discovered there was NO TOILET PAPER. For context, it's summer, so I was wearing a one-piece swimsuit with shorts over it. So there I was, having to hobble naked from the waist down, with my swimsuit and shorts around my thighs, trying to get to the other stall before someone walked in and witnessed the absolute nightmare unfolding. There are only TWO stalls. I make it into the second stall, finish what I'm doing, and then... THERE'S NO TOILET PAPER IN THAT STALL EITHER. At this point, I'm questioning every life decision that led me to this McDonald's. I peeked my head out looking for a cabinet, dispenser, emergency toilet paper stash--ANYTHING. Nothing. So I had to hobble my naked butt back out of the stall, over to the bathroom door, and yell for my boyfriend while praying to God nobody would walk in and see me standing there half naked behind the door. He came over, I explained the situation, and sent him out to the truck to get my purse because thankfully I had wet wipes. Crisis eventually averted. Then I went to wash my hands. NO SOAP. And the motion-sensor sink was barely putting out any water. So after surviving the Great Glasgow McDonald's Toilet Paper Crisis of 2026, I had to go across the street to the gas station just to properly wash my hands. And THEN, after we had left McDonald's, my boyfriend tells me he went to the men's bathroom... He got soap on his hands and went to wash them. THE SINK PUT OUT ZERO WATER. So he literally had to leave the bathroom with his hands covered in soap. At this point, I'm starting to think the sinks at this McDonald's are participating in a water conservation program that nobody told us about. The food was good, the order was correct, and it came out quickly, so I can't completely trash the place. But cold fries, dirty kiosks, questionable tables and drink area, bathrooms with no toilet paper or soap, and sinks that either barely work or don't work at all is a pretty impressive collection of problems for one visit. I came to McDonald's for lunch and left feeling like I had completed an episode of Fear Factor. 2.5 stars. Please stock the bathrooms, clean the restaurant, and for the love of McNuggets, make sure the sinks actually have water.

My order was wrong. And the guy agrue with me about what I ordered. The person on the phone with…read moreeven tried to tell him. Then he gave me the finger as I left. Also only got one sauce for 10 piece nugget.

Walked in and it looked kinda blah at first but had to walk towards the back park to a better view…read more The waitress sat me down and walked away took about 10 mins to get a menu and my drink. And took another 10 mins to get asked what I wanted to order ,the waitress was really nice but you can see she was alittle stressed . They were short handed. And only had one cook, Finally got to order my food , ordered a cheese and pepperoni pizza and cheese sticks and fried pickles.. took probably another 20 mins to get the food.. The food was really good for how long I had to wait for it.. My only complaint about the food was my sauce for my cheese sticks was cold marinara sauce. not a fan of.. while I was trying to eat a local came in and was bugging some people he knew and he decided to stand right next to my table which I find very rude, he was a really tall guy and he had his butt basically in my face. He knew I was siting there but wouldn't move. I asked him to please move but he just gave me a nasty look. Very rude and disrespectful. Also disrespectful for him to bug people while they are trying to eat dinner and coming into a restaurant filthy and dirty. But besides all that.. Food was good and the waitress were working hard. I'm giving it a 4 star, I would of gave it a 5 star but that rude customer

Simple good food. Got burgers and we were perfectly happy with them. Yummy sweet potato fries.read more

This is a small town classic. Food is okay... nothing too fancy and okay for the tasty buds…read more... it's the drinks and conversation that make this cute little place a must see! Lots of Locals and kind staff that will include you in chats!

Tiny town, nice people. Went there twice because my Pops was born and raised in Wolf Point and on…read moreour way there we decided to stop and see about Zortman. Had a coke at the bar, shopped in the store, took photos. Loved it

Great spot, friendly service and good food. Wasn't expecting them so much being kind of out there…read morebut it was open and great!

Pizza looks great great drinks very nice place near fort peck lake great place how much more do I…read moreneed to say to post a review 85 damn characters

Service I tried to call in a order I asked for a loaded or surper nacho all this girl was saying…read morewhat what then it went all quite so I had my friend call it in for me and they was a lot nicer to them then me and they call this surper nacho

Had a good solid breakfast. They gave me a massive cup of juice. Tasty big omelette. Toast was…read moreserviceable. The potatoes were a little undercooked. All in all a solid choice

We were in Fort Peck to fish. Our guide recommended this restaurant. We ate here all three nights,…read morethe service and food was fantastic! Highly recommended the cookie with ice cream. If we come back we will be back. Pro tips: Get there at 500 Friday and Saturday. Listen to the server Keely's words very closely. lol. She's great!

Service is friendly and professional…read more The food is good, but pricey. If busy, it is quite loud, to the point that you have to shout to have a conversation with anyone. The extra fee for paying with a credit card is especially annoying since everything on the menu is already overpriced.

Wonderful friendly clean little place! The food was great; had the peach and ham scrambled egg…read morespecial. So yummy!

Sad little cafe inside the Elks Lodge. Art gallery is a stretch. Food was "okay", but oddly, while…read morethe biscuit looked tasty, it was flavorless- even with jam. Breakfast burrito was large but needed seasoning and was half full of crunchy deep fried hash browns. Coffee was ok and hot, but "creamer" was unusually served. Booth seats were full of food crumbs and cracked upholstery. Service from 2 young ladies was friendly.