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

Sunday, Sunday out for a drive. Checking out places to see if we're alive. Hard to find many places…read moreopen on a Sunday but this is one. It's a kitschy "School booster" type of place where you might bump into the Archies. Sort of Pop's Chocklit shop in Riverdale kind of vibe. We went on a nice later afternoon drive towards the Tetons from Cutbank, but decided it was too far to get back in daylight and we wanted some wind off the water ions. We already took the pooch for a visit to the doggie park in Cutbank so we wandered over to Valier and Lake Frances the back way across the prairie. It was a nice drive and we passed a historic Merriweather landmark before we got to town. There was a campground and we watched a murmuration of geese flying over the lake. I was getting hungry and as usual my big nose found food. At first glance it looked closed but I could barely see the OPEN sign glowing through the tinted window and the parking lot was empty. We went in (around 5:00PM) and only 1 other person was there. "Did we miss the dinner crowd?" I asked 1/2 jokingly and the young guy behind the counter said they usually show up around 6 so they don't waste the daylight. We settled in at a table for 10 and ordered the mushroom Swiss burger. $11 and fries or baked potato was the side option. We went for potatoes. Nicely done and decent sized. The burgers were filling. The meat and cheese with cooked onions was good. The buns were just average but better than the Cutbank McDonald's looked. (We considered a Big Arch a couple hours before this) The place was clean, but I didn't check the plumbing and I didn't ask about other stuff. I had come to the town for a haircut a month ago and had noted the lake. (Recreational Water is scarce in Montana) Next time we'll have to check out the dam in Moscow. I hear there's boat rentals.

Great service by lone server. She does a great job!!…read more Both Kathi and I had the western omelet. Hers was a scramble, mine was a classic. Both were fantastic. The one pancake was the size of the plate and fluffy and delicious!! Will return if ever we are here again

great service. Typical small town cafe atmosphere. Onion rings were delicious! My burger…read morecouldn't have been more well done, but maybe it was because it was the lite (smaller) patty that it was over cooked. I will need to try again to get a better sense.

We stopped off at this little cafe to check it out. We were not disappointed. I got their Reuben…read moresandwich and is was so good! The server was very kind as well. We loved the small town atmosphere. I recommend their Reuben.

Best cheeseburgers in town. The staff are so sweet and polite ! And oh my gosh the cook is amazing!…read moreBest food in town. I do wish they stayed open longer.

I wish I could take credit for finding this little gem, but my sister actually found it for me…read moreafter I had a mishap with an Airbnb cabin rental. I came to Choteau, MT from Portland, OR & the weather was cold/icy (January 2019). When I finally got to the Airbnb cabin, the power was out & there was no heat. Being that I was in such a pinch & my cell reception wasn't great, my family started searching for alternatives in the area & that accepted dogs. Deanna was one of the only places that accepted pets and I couldn't have been more pleased to have a warm house & gracious hostess that was closeby. Deanna could not be more hospitable & accepting of visitors. We arrived around 6:30pm & she offered us food and was very empathetic to the stressful day we had had. Her website address is actually: www.deannasbunkandabiscuit.com & she offers 3 rooms in her home. If you are coming to Choteau, Deanna knows a lot about the area & I would highly recommend her house for a place to lay your head. My dogs & I explored the area & had a nice stay.

The food was great and the service was excellent Had a great time with all the people thereread more

What a great place! Sunday steak night did not disappoint! Steaks came out on time, sizzling hot,…read morewell seasoned and served with a nice thick potato slice. Bar staff was attentive, friendly and made us feel very welcome. The beer is cold and the atmosphere is cozy and relaxing. Locals are lucky to have this high quality restaurant in their town! Wish I could pack it up and bring it with me back to Texas!

Got some breakfast here on a Thursday morning while driving from St Mary Village to Yellowstone…read more There were a few open tables and we could sit down where we liked. Ordered some coffee, orange juice and hot tea. The menu is pretty basic, mostly eggs with different meats, omelettes and pan cakes. We selected the bacon & eggs and the ham and cheese omelette. Food arrived after a short wait and it was great. Nice hash browns, eggs and bacon were cooked perfectly and the toast was buttered. The omelette was thin and had plenty of cheese inside. The folks in the restaurant were very nice and we left satisfied and ready for the day. Restroom was also very clean. Can whole heartedly recommend this place.

Great little spot. Cool place with paintings all over. The sausage gravy and biscuits were as…read moregood as it gets and the omelet was, as well. Service was fantastic. You need stop by if you are headed to or leaving Glacier.

Delicious range of baked goods, all made right here. We were happy with everything we shared, but…read morethe pumpkin donut was the most pleasant surprise. Great coffee to go with it, and an outdoor patio to enjoy it. Very friendly and helpful. And somewhat surprisingly, a small assortment of quality outdoor gear on offer, too.

Excellent pastries and excellent breakfast! Wow!!! This place blew past our expectations! It was…read moredefinitely a highlight for this long road trip. It's amazing when we find these type of gems in the middle of nowhere, like East Glacier. The Breakfast Braid with the eggs, potatoes, green onions, cheese was unlike anything I've ever had. It was full of savory flavor and very generous portion. Next, the pumpkin donut which is actually a pumpkin loaf shaped like a donut was so perfectly balanced with cinnamon and pumpkin spice. Lastly, the main event and the reason we visited this place was because of the Grizzly. This muffin shaped pastry filed with huckleberry and cream cheese was so awesome! It lived up to its hype. Man! I wish this place wasn't so far from everything. We got one more night here and we are definitely eating here tomorrow morning (September 12, 2025).

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.

Had breakfast here on our way out of Glacier. The gal working the counter was very friendly and…read moretalkative, as was the cook! Had a delicious breakfast and hit the road. Definitely worth the stop if you're in town!

This little restaurant opens early. It's quiet inside. It feels cozy. Staff are friendly. It feels…read morelike coming "home". The menu items are sufficient. I ordered the Mushroom and Swiss omelette. It comes with crispy hash and really good sourdough bread. The ingredients were generous, thank you, very satisfying and yummy. My husband ordered an Everything bagel that comes with egg and sausage. Looks great and once again very generous portion. The coffee was hot and tasty, not hot and burnt. I love this place.

We stopped in on our long road trip home. We are so happy we found this for our early morning…read morecoffee and a snack. We had an espresso, a Rosemary honey latte, breakfast burritos, and a raspberry cream cheese pastry. All were very good, especially when you consider the tiny town setting in the middle of nowhere. The breakfast burritos were the best we've had from a "fast food" type of place-- they did them in a panini press so the outside was golden brown and the inside was very delicious. Would definitely recommend!

Everything was what I would have expected; good coffee, excellent cream cheese and strawberry…read morepastry. But the place was full of real, friendly, small town people with their kids. Very enjoyable!