I've had the pleasure of dining and playing a round of golf here. This is a private country club…read moreand I managed to do both things without being a member. The food is really nice, I have no idea on price because it was comped. I presume it costs an arm and a leg. The golf course is a full 18 hole course with a driving range. I played a friendly tournament here and I remember it being very challenging because of the trees surrounding the fairways. I distinctly remember one hole being very close to the other so you have to make sure you hit it on the right fairway. All in all, I enjoyed my experiences here and I'm looking forward to more experiences here in the future without paying the annual fee!

I eat here about once a month for business meetings. Prices are about what you would except for a…read moreCC. But the service in the restaurant is amazing. They remember my drink order and bring it to me first thing. I am so impressed because I only come here once a month and it's always in a group. The staff is friendly and incredibly helpful.

Every now and then, you stumble into a spot that just nails it. That's exactly what happened with…read morethis café. From the moment I walked in, it had that cozy-but-alive vibe -- music at the right volume, sunlight coming through the windows, and that faint smell of espresso in the air. I wasn't even planning to order a milkshake, but when I saw it on the menu, something just said, "Do it." And wow... 100% the right call. Thick, creamy, not too sweet, with just enough richness to make you slow down and actually enjoy it. You know that moment when you take the first sip and instantly realize you're going to remember it? Yeah -- that. The staff was warm and laid-back, the kind of people who make you feel like a regular even if it's your first time there. And while the shake was the star of the show, everything else -- from the atmosphere to the service -- made it a full 5-star experience. This place isn't just somewhere you grab a drink -- it's somewhere you want to hang out, maybe even lose track of time.

What else could you want in a bar, really?…read more The location, conveniently located in the middle of nowhere, or about half way between Missoula and Seeley lake this gem is tucked away behind the gas station at the junction of 200 and 83. Come for the ice cold beer, stay for the corn dogs, or keno, your choice! 5 stars.

Been coming here since I met my husband (1997). For all intents and purposes I'm an out of…read moretowner, however they couldn't be more kind and welcoming to me. Every year they remember me. Great little small casino, food (good!), bar, and liquor store. Attached to a gas station/convenience store which is nice.

LOVED LOVED LOVED this outdoor food truck event! So glad we happened to be in Missoula in order to…read moreattend this weekly event. The variety of food trucks are amazing and the band that was playing was awesome. So fun to sit in the perfect weather listening to music and enjoying a great lunch.

Great food. Great options. Great entertainment. Out to Lunch is just rad all around. It's kid and…read moregrownup friendly So many options so everyone can get something they want. You want tacos and your kiddo wants Thai food? No problem. You aren't sure what everyone wants so decide to share a bunch of stuff? Even better. I really like how the community gets connected on Wednesdays for lunch. You may end up sharing a table or some lawn space with someone unexpected which is a great thing in my opinion. The staff that work at Out to Lunch (Caras staff, vendors, entertainers, volunteers, police) are all incredibly friendly and warm, which just adds to the awesome factor.

I have had the privilege of coming over here with a friend of mine after running the 2011 Missoula…read moremarathon in July. I wanted to see the tourist sites before returning home and my friend, who lives in Missoula, took me here and it was a good experience. It was on the Monday after, in the afternoon, and it felt like everything was deserted. Only a few cars that were parked in random places. I had a feeling that this place closed shop early. While I know it's just a historic site and tourist attraction, there could have been a bit more of a crowd, but sadly there wasn't. Probably it was due to being on a Monday during work hours. It was nice seeing Fort Missoula in its beauty. How the Fort was back in the 1800's and how modern day barracks crop up around the property really reflected the changing landscape of the old and the new. I got a kick out of seeing the log cabin and the old locomotive that was sitting out there in the sunshine day after day. There wasn't much to see, since majority of the original fort has been removed and retrofitted with the modern day fixes and amenities. I'm not really sure if this is currently a real life functioning military base of some sort, but it's great to bear witness to some bit of history while visiting Missoula, Montana. I spent about 3 hours waking around and the museum was closed for the day. I guess I just missed them. I felt the history through my eyes and it helped clarify stuff that I never thought of while reading the history books until now. Worth an hour of your afternoon to explore and rediscover history. A+ #Yelp flashback

This theatre is like stepping back in time. It had a great vibe and everyone was very friendly. If…read moreyou get an opportunity to catch a film here remember to buy a drink as you head in to watch your movie.

New ownership has transformed this place. Lots of TVs and a liquor store in addition to all the…read moreusual gaming machines, bar and cool atmosphere. Fun place to watch some sports in a convenient location. Looks like lots of upgrades have been made recently so this place has lots to offer.

A Banks Gallery has top notch customer service and some of the most beautiful and unique paintings…read moreand artwork in Bozeman! Stop by for a stroll through this gorgeous gallery. They are friendly and helpful. My favorite gallery to be sure!