Great little coffee shop in the cute little town of Bigfork, Montana…read more Location is great if you are looking for a drink in town. I had a regular coffee, the price was great as was the coffee. Service was good by a couple guys who looked like they really like their job.

Cozy coffeehouse in downtown Bigfork with friendly service and tasty London Fog lattes…read more I visited Fieldheads three times during my trip to the Flathead Valley. Twice we lingered, playing games, sipping our drinks, and hanging out on the couch. On my final visit I popped in during a rain shower and grabbed a hot cider (since it was too late in the day for tea). I didn't try any of the pastries on offer but they were plentiful. I'm a fan of Fieldheads!

Wonderful family owned orchard. Interesting to see restored vehicles. Also have dried cherries…read morewhich are great for pies!

There's a speakeasy in Big Fork? Say no more! I guess when you're googling it yelping for…read morespeakeasies, they aren't the real ones since everyone knows about it. I believe it was originally 1908 speakeasy and now they changed it to Showthyme Act II. Located downstairs in Showthyme's basement, this cool little bar seats about 15 people max. B very cozy but we came early enough that we could sit at the bar. We tried calling making reservations a couple of times but they were busy. Best to just show up early. When they announced that there were just a couple of elk ribeyes left, I had to be the one that got at least one of them! When it was served, the elk was piled with potatoes and mushrooms covered in some sort of gravy.if I'm ordering an elk ribeye, I'm expecting a chunk of meat on my plate. The elk was actually sliced in small pieces and maybe a total of 8 pieces. Really disappointed with this since it's $55 for this meal and it wasn't filling or fulfilling. The servers also told us to try the deconstructed beef Wellington, but after this experience, I'm sure it's a couple of rice cakes between a slice of roast beef. The tuna ceviche was good, but nothing to rave about.

While staying in Big Fork, we were recommended this spot as a local favorite. We called day of to…read moremake a reservation. The place is cozy and there is also a speakeasy bar in the basement that serves food as well. We tried the kombucha which was light in fermentation but still refreshing. For an appetizer, we got the wild mushrooms by popular review. The mushrooms really shined in their earthiness and I liked the variety, but perhaps a little too doused in oil and a little pricey at $16. It came with a puff pasty which was super flakey and was a nice addition to the dish. For mains, we got the prime rib and the elk steak. The prime rib was a decent size, slightly over medium rare. The horseradish sauce was very strong (and delicious). Another star part of the dish was the maple candied carrots, adding a delicious sweet element. The Elk was cooked medium rare and was also nicely portioned. It was paired fingerling potatoes and stir fry garlic spinach. I think the oil was a little heavy here too but the meat itself was cook. There was also huckleberry reduction spread on top, but it didn't have too much flavor. Overall, the meal was good, worthy of 4 stars. The dining area had a nice ambience and I really like the stained glass windows. It did take a bit between courses but the whole meal was still about 2 hours and the staff were really friendly.

The food was good the service was great. The pizza was ready when they said it was. One of the…read moreemployees even carried my pizzas to the car for me.

Guys always have fresh salads and they are super tasty! Highly recommend! And the pizza is amazing!read more

This was such a fun experience! My family of four picked almost 30 pounds of cherries in about 30…read moremins! It was hard to stop! The owners were super nice and gave great instructions to novice pickers like us! Important to note: They do not allow picking after 3 pm, even though they are open until 6, so plan accordingly!!

Over 100 years of cherry heaven! Friendly and accommodating, this should be a must stop for…read morecherries before you leave the valley.

The homemade bread here is great. We were told there would be a wait to receive our food since they…read morewere hit with a lunch rush but it only took ~15 minutes and our waitress gave us a free berry pastry dessert due to the "wait" which was so nice. The pastry was delicious!

The food is incredible's fresh. The service was good, the restaurants ambience itself is a little…read moredated, but very local type feel. Can't say enough about this hamburger as it beats his competitor down the road Burgertown. I will definitely be returning here multiple times for hamburgers and skip Burger town.

The restaurant was BUSY on a Wednesday morning, with almost every table and booth, inside and…read moreoutside, occupied. The menu has all of the usual breakfast fare plus a few slightly less common options. My partner got the country oatmeal and LOVED it. He also got a huckleberry scone, which was pretty good too. I got an egg scramble--ordinary but totally fine. Our server was attentive despite being busy. If in the area again, I would definitely eat here again.

Great location, wonderful staff. Food was regular breakfast. Nothing too spectacular or amazing…read more But the environment was wonderful.