Not clean and food I could make At home. Friendly service…read morebut otherwise not somewhere I'd regularly visit.

Great place to eat. Good service amazing food. It's an old time diner flair. Brian the cook, owner,…read moredishwasher and what ever else he can do is a funny guy who really cares about putting the best food out to people. When you come here your not a customer your Brian's family coming to his table to eat. Great coffee! Omelettes are my go to. There done with care, always amazing. Brian takes care of the community! He does what he can to give back to his community. Need more people like him in this world. May God bless him and his great eatery!

Ma's Loma Cafe is a real hidden gem in the middle of Montana big sky country! We stopped into this…read morespot in Loma, MT completely by chance while visiting the nearby American Prairie preserve, and we were delighted by the whole experience. The atmosphere is pure, authentic Montana--warm, welcoming, and full of local character. For a restaurant in this outback town, Ma's Loma Cafe is punching above its weight. The people were friendly, the coffee fresh and endless, the waiter attentive, and the atmosphere fun and very Montana. As for the food, it was much better than your usual small-town diner fare. The burgers were juicy and cooked perfectly, and the BLTs were loaded and delicious, homemade potato salad like grandma's. The real surprise, though, was their variety of Mexican food. They make all of their own, including salsas on-site, and you can really taste the Mexican flare. If you are traveling through Loma or exploring the American Prairie, do yourself a favor and pull over at Ma's Loma Cafe. Great food, wonderful people, and an inviting local feel.

This was a great place to stop and eat lunch along the way as we were traveling through on…read moremotorcycles. Someone had recommended this place a couple of months ago that used to live in the area. Their iced tea and ranch were both homemade and they were awesome. I had breakfast there, and it was done to order. Staff were friendly and helpful and lots of things to look at in that place for fun. Also took a gander at the local newspaper, which is always interesting as you traveling through areas.

This was our first visit to the Trout Shop Cafe and it certainly will not be our last…read more Two things to be mindful of - you need reservations and there is one entree each evening. On the night we ate dinner in the Cafe the menu consisted of salad, deep fried stuffed squash blossoms, pork chops with vegetables and garlic mashed potatoes. Dessert was a choice of cheesecake or creme brûlée. The pork chops and creme brulee were the finest I have ever experienced. They were perfectly grilled and juicy inside. The creme brûlée was made by Rachel who also served us. The creme brûlée was creamy and delicious. The Cafe is small, hence the reservation requirement and cozy. The service was attentive, we were not rushed and spent a wonderful evening with friends.

Stopped by Friday night.. Used to frequent Isakks, but no more. The cafe, or the River Hub, is a…read moresmall place, I think they take online reservations. They have pizzas every night, and a limited menu that varies by night. Yes, the menu is limited but they do an excellent job on what they offer!! The steaks were excellent, really good, as was the grilled salmon. (They also had pork chops tonight, but none of our party ordered them). Sides and salads were super fresh and delicious. All very very good. We suggest you give this little gem a try. Get reservations if possible. You won't regret it!

Friendly cafe in Stanford, MT. Good service and decent food at a fair price. The chicken enchilada…read moresoup is great. I think most of the soups are made from scratch. While it's not fancy, it's clean.

Great food and incredibly hospitality. We were looking for a place to eat on the road and couldn't…read morefind many places. That place was recommended by a lady from gas station, she said the food was amazing, so we decided to give it a try and we didn't regret. Everything was fresh, delicious and tasted like it was cooked with love.

Service good Food good…read moreWay to expensive 3 adults One child -$75 plus tip outrageous for breakfast

This is the spot ! Best spot ever Service and food were a…read more1!! Place was very very cozy very home I loved it !

I stopped by here for some food not really knowing what to expect, as it was my first time! I came…read morein pretty close to closing and ended up taking my order to go. I went with the Korean Beef Broccoli bowl, and it was DELICIOUS, really savory and flavorful (paired nicely with a sweet drink!) The lady who worked the counter was super sweet, and immediately stepped away from cleaning to assist me. She even complimented my name!! Great service, especially since it was pretty close to close. All in all, it was a really good experience. I'll definitely be back again!! (Especially since I really wanna try some more, like the Asian Pork bowl and the Fried Chicken sandwich )

Am rating a 4 only even though i did not enjoy my Veggie Sandwich (@ $10). I didn't feel like it…read morewas fair to do a Yelp review on one item of their menu and their other food looked pretty good. I had the Veggie Sandwich @ $10 which I would not order again. Tasted fresh but super, duper plain. Salt & pepper option would be good, or just add some red onions or pickles - just a suggestion.

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.

Five stars for service, variety of food options, and speed!! Our waitress was so nice to our 8 year…read moreold. We loved the onion rings and chicken-fried steak! It was a nice, clean, quiet stop on our road trip.

We stopped by on our way to Yellowstone. The food was good along with the service. Great little…read moreplace.