Great bunkhouse with shower. Cute bartender even gave me a decent pour on my whiskey. It's a…read moredefinite stop by.

The attached motel rooms were nice, clean and cozy. Had a…read moreburger one night and brisket the next. Both were great, very juicy. Good jukebox and there was a live band one night. There's a few slot machines that put a few bucks in my pocket. The bartender was great. On top of everything. Cool outdoor fire pit in the front! Will definitely be back.

Wow how amazing. What a history, and personality before you even sit down. Always a good mix of…read morelocals and outsiders and it's ok if the two dint talk much together. The menu does not do justice to what you will get. Smell, presentation and taste will make your day. Price is reasonable but just think this place in a big metro, and you would add another 30% or more. Not always fastest service, but no sweat, enjoy who you are with, the atmosphere and when the food and drinks are there, just enjoy it and life.

Did a quick stop in on my way to the glacier Park. Had a quick order of fried pickles to go and a…read moresuper cold beer. Shocked on how nice this restaurant is. Clean as a whistle and absolutely inviting and warm and just totally bad ass. Bartender was a pretty blonde lady and I didn't catch her name, but she was unbelievably helpful and unbelievably nice and unbelievably great at her job. Then I met the Chef. His name was Larry and I learned in just minutes that he's an aspiring comedian with a bad ass haircut. He was not a beautiful lady, but everything else I said about the bartender applies to the Chef. Stop by and stop by and stop by and stop by. Do not just drive past..

What a wonderful stop on our way to Glacier. We'd been cooped up in our RV driving all day with 6…read morekids, so came in with far too much energy. Our waiter and serving staff could not have been nicer. The kids had fun games to play, the gems and frog sauce were delicious, and they had an awesome poster celebrating our vets (signed by all vets who visit!) We had a super yummy, family-friendly meal and were so glad we stopped.

An out-of-the-way surprise - basic local restaurant food, but Hope was a fun person to chat with…read moreand take our orders.

Just tried to go here but it looks permanently closed. Not sure if it moved but there is a For Rent…read moresign at the building with this address.

All of their food is so delicious! And if you can't make up your mind on a flavored drink, hot or…read morecold, they come up with some amazing flavor mixtures.

On the drive from Bozeman to East Glacier, my husband and I stopped at John Henry's for some…read moreburgers to go. This is a really sweet, family owned, community spot; I wish we had more time to stay and relax. There were inviting booths and long tables with padded seating and an area in the back with a fireplace. The staff was friendly and the food was delicious. My husband was very excited that they had gluten free buns for his cheeseburger. I got the hamburger and sweet potato fries. The buns were toasted! The lettuce, onions, and tomato were all fresh; and the staff cleverly put them under the paper in the to go containers so the buns didn't get soggy. Ketchup, mustard, and ranch were offered on the side. The sweet potato fries were fresh and delicious. While we were waiting for the food, we stretched and checked out some of the photos on the walls. There were historic shots of Choteau, some beautiful artistic photos of the plains, and lots of local sports teams and children's drawings. I would recommend this as a great spot to get a solid burger and enjoy some of the local flavor.

By far the best steak around anywhere. The burgers are to die for!…read more I have no idea how they can provide such good food at these low prices! Wine is cheap too! Don't miss out on stopping here, you will not regret it ! Family owned and run. Everything is homemade. Yummmm

super friendly staff, enough Coffee and an excellent breakfast. A big smile for a low budget price…read more We would return when nearby.

Nice spot. Nice atmosphere and good food You will not be…read moredisappointed Get a burger for sure

Taking the off-the-beaten path gives you the opportunity to find hidden gems. It was in Augusta, MT…read morethat we found this place as it was more an opportunity to stretch our legs by the open parking lot next to the building. walking in you really feel like your in small town USA; beside the door was their ice cream cooler. Seniors were on the opposite end talking about politics, fishing, life, etc. The menu was plain and simple; diner food. I ordered the bison burger my wife ordered elk burger with "all the fixins." when it arrived it was big and the hefty supply of taters and fries. Just to add, my burger was about 6.00 and my wife's was two dollars more and it was worth it. The burgers, again were thick and juicy. They were homemade. If you ever decide to take the 287 in Montana, stop by, stretch your legs and check out Augusta's finest. Chubby's Diner.

Continuing our long journey, we decided it was time to stop for lunch on our way to Glacier…read moreNational Park. In the flat lands of Montana, where towns are few and far between, we finally came across civilization after endless miles in the country. Don't get me wrong here, there is not much to choose from in this tiny Augusta town, but we found something called chubby's diner, the name sounds like this place has lots of greasy yummy food. I had the root beer float and fish and chips. The fish and chips was decent, better than the other fast food we previously had, the batter is a little thick. The ice cream float is an ice cream float, can't mess that one up. It's a tiny place but packed so it must be well visited. They have bison meat, which one of my friends had. It has burgers and other types of diner food. Not complaining after going past and having way too many fast food. This is somewhat of a reward.

Great local restaurant we found along our travels through Montana. We were starving and there was…read morenothing but miles of farmland as we rode our motorcycles through the Blackfoot Indian Reservation. The restaurant was bright, clean and decorated nicely. We were warmly greeted and coffee was quickly dispensed! The menu offered a nice variety of foods for breakfast and lunch. I had a "Dusty omelet", 3 eggs, ham, bacon, peppers and cheese which was delicious. I highly recommend stopping in if you are touring Montana along the beautiful Route 89. It is worth the trip.

Stopped here with friends to get a bite to eat. Absolutely amazing country style place. I got a…read moreburger with tater tots. You have to wait a bit for the food but it was fresh and good.