There were once two breweries in Butte but by the time I made it back only one remained which was…read moreButte Brewing Company. I was very impressed with the Lager known as Toddy Boy. It is kind of a lemony and citrusy tasting (with a clean finish) beer which I really liked a lot! In addition to that I had their house made root beer which was excellent also! I decided then to get the Honey Cream Ale in a four pack can. This beer didn't taste great because it had an unfortunate metallic taste to it. But the idea is that there is honey and creamy characteristics to it. Too bad the taste of the can was a dominant flavor in this since I am sure it wasn't intentional. The taproom is nice, spacious and you can get a great view of the surrounding area. Definitely a place to get their drinks from the tap as they are certainly good but be aware of the cans and possibly metallic flavor.

We didn't eat any food as we were there to get our passport stamp , beers were amazing , crazy…read moreclean inside and out , staff offered samples and didn't seem frustrated when I tried 2 or 3. The building was perfect for the place and met our expectations when it comes to clean establishments!

If you are look g for a dark, not well lit, quiet dingy brewery, this is your place! We prefer well…read morelit with lots of life! It's in a basement and very dark. I will say we lived the beers we ordered , the bartender was cool and down to earth. They have lots of merch ranging from stickers to hats, hoodies, shirts and mugs! Server was knowledgeable and let us have the popcorn for free He was friendly and clearly knew the regulars, that's a good thing g knowing people come back!

Great beer and atmosphere! Such a cool nano brewery. They make a great IPA and had a sour on tap…read morethat was excellent!

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!

Servers and bartenders are incredibly rude. Will completely ignore you when you walk in and make it…read moreseem like it is a huge inconvenience for them that you are even there. I have been in 4 or 5 times now and always have the same experience. Would never spend my money here again.

If you ever go here do not use your credit card because they will add a large tip on there without…read moreyour permission!! I was there and bought a few drinks and left a cash tip. After the bar closed my card was charged again!! I will never go back!

First, COVID times when I visited, so maybe the bar is different than normal times. I literally…read morebelieve the owner is living in the bar. That is not a judgment. COVID sucks. I loved this place. Walked in, and it was only the owner and his friend. I think they were surprised to have someone in the bar they had never seen before, but they quickly cleaned up the bar top, smiled, and grabbed us some beers. Both guys were super friendly, and I loved hearing about the history of the bar and Butte. Walk under the welcoming hanging sing, through the front door, and the bar is immediately left. There was a couch, jukebox, and musical instruments on the right. No tables or anything like that, but again maybe COVID. The Dollar reminds me of a place where most activity happens at the bar anyway. The bar has an old school wooden tap with a medium rail. Below there is a box footrest that sits under the round padded bar stools. The highlight of the bar, though, is the beautiful back bar. It has a large arch and intricate woodwork. A little messy right now, but the bottle shelves still stand out with the red lighting. Opposite the bar, old photos and artwork are displayed against the brick wall. The floor is a little torn up, but I'm not there for the floor; I'm there for the conversation and beer. I'm not sure I'll ever have a reason to return to Butte, but I hope the Silver Dollar Saloon is still serving if I do.

Love this bar. Super dreamy experience. And when Frankie answered the land line.... I was hooked.read more

Twelve saloons, six grocery stores, eighteen boarding houses, a community hall, and three saunas…read moreserved "Finn Town," a bustling ethnic enclave in the 1920s. Finns were relative latecomers to Butte, arriving in numbers around 1910. Miners of other nationalities lived here in the 1890s when this two-story brick-veneered boarding house was first constructed. However, by 1906, Hilda Nurmi managed the boarding house, the first of several Finnish proprietors. By 1911, the property boasted that treasured Finnish institution: the sauna. Here, for twenty-five cents, Finns bathed, socialized, and renewed their connection to their homeland. In 1915, the baths were open from three to midnight, with Fridays reserved for ladies. In 1937, John Neimi opened a beer parlor here; it later became the Corner Bar, then the Helsinki. In the 1950s, the Anaconda Company purchased much of the Eastside--including Finn Town--to feed the Berkeley Pit's rapacious appetite and to create a buffer zone around its open-pit mining operation. Today, the Helsinki Bar stands alone, a potent reminder of the once vibrant Finnish neighborhood. Stop in and introduce yourself to Derek the owner. Perfect stop to enter your parlays.

This the place to be in Butte if you want to get tuuurnt! The infamous Party Palace isn't as bad as…read moreyou've probably heard-with a top level sporting a full bar, cool bartenders and karaoke, you can mingle with a unique crowd of individuals while sipping on some fair priced, and potent mixed drinks. (They also have BEER but my delicate constitution insists I stick to cocktails) also, you can smoke. There's also a lower level with a few pool tables, and pool is always free! Smaller bar down here and jukebox available as well. Fun place to go with friends.

My son and I were traveling and wanted to go to a Karoke bar. We were fortunate enough to find the…read moreParty Palace. They offered a free ride there and back from our hotel which is unheard of but a very nice option. The owners, bartenders, driver and Karoke staff were so friendly and kind. My son and I didn't want to leave Butte because we had so much fun. The prices were very reasonable and the clientele was diverse and a really fun crowd both nights. Special shout out to James who is an amazing singer and bartender. The Party Palace has a very cool atmosphere with an awesome sound system for Karoke and free pool with quality pool tables.

If the food wasn't tits enough the cool cats working are. I wish this place was closer, I would go…read moredaily!!!

Everything was incredible. Generous portions of everything. Food was delicious! Service was…read morefriendly & speedy. We were not just taken care of, but spoiled rotten.