Great family business doing all it can to keep the doors open. It now focuses on its pizza, which…read moreis excellent, and had to reduce the menu in September 2025-meaning no fried chicken. But the pizza is worth the stop along with the totally welcoming environment. Support local restaurants, please!

We were on our way across Montana and a park ranger suggested Eugene's. It was fantastic. The pizza…read morewas great. We also had excellent onion rings, tater tots, and wings. I really hope our path crosses that way again. The price was very reasonable and everything was great.

very well kept nice lounge friendly people cute waitresses . i hear the pizza is even better if you…read morego to that location. i highley recomend you enoy the life of the party in downtown glasgow . friendley fun and focused on a happy night

Was visiting from out of town and wanted to grab a beer and watch the game. Very inviting and was…read moreable to try a local brew.

Stopped for lunch at The Wood in Glasgow Montana today. I had the fish and chips and poutine on…read morethe side. The fish was routine for me 3 pcs. of fish with cold fries. No matter on the fries because of the routine. The poutine was hot and tasted good. Fries with brown gravy and cheese curds on top. The waitress was attentive all in all I give it a 3 star

For Glasgow this place is an easy find...especially when you stay at The Cottonwood. The bar was…read moreopen late and so we ate there one night and at The Wood restaurant the next night. There was a problem so we ended taking 1.5 hours to get food, but once it came it was good. I got the chicken teriyaki bowl and I can't complain for getting Asian food in the middle of Montana.

You know how some restaurants seem to have a handful of older, bad reviews that don't match up with…read moretheir current reputation? That's what I found when I looked up this place. The only negative reviews I could find were from over seven years ago, and they're completely out of sync with the experience I had. I first visited for breakfast, and it was incredible. I'm a bit of a bacon connoisseur, and the bacon here was easily the best I've had in a long time. It was perfectly crispy and flavorful without being greasy. I was so impressed that I came back for dinner. I had the ribeye special, and it was amazing. The steak was cooked perfectly to my order, a beautiful medium rare, and every bite was tender and delicious. It came with a baked potato that was fluffy on the inside, and loaded with all the fixings. The service was top-notch as well, with the staff being attentive and friendly throughout the entire meal. This restaurant is clearly doing something right and has been for a while. Don't let those old reviews fool you--the Sherman Inn Restaurant is a must-try.

Ate here 4 times during a stay at the hotel. They've got a pretty audacious selection of specials…read moreconsidering they can't seem to keep most things in stock. Food I ate was great though. Really good fried chicken. Their side broccoli is dreadful but this is America let's be real no one cares about that. Reasonable prices and huge servings.

Place is much improved since my last visit, years ago. Waitress was efficient and informative, we…read moreordered Earl's Kick'n Chicken, not oily at all, and we both agreed it's pretty tasty. Interior is much better than it was, fresh paint, new ceiling tiles, clean tables, chairs, and even the floor is nice and clean. We were both surprised as expectations were low, no reason not to recommend you visit for some great food!

Place was a bit run down but not a lot of food options in the small town. Service was great though…read moreand pizza was decent. We were out of towners passing thru so don't have much to compare to but would eat it again. Big portions to lots of leftovers!

Service I tried to call in a order I asked for a loaded or surper nacho all this girl was saying…read morewhat what then it went all quite so I had my friend call it in for me and they was a lot nicer to them then me and they call this surper nacho

Had a good solid breakfast. They gave me a massive cup of juice. Tasty big omelette. Toast was…read moreserviceable. The potatoes were a little undercooked. All in all a solid choice

Went here with my friends and Food was okay but took way too long to be served, this place is super…read moresad, I also saw a roach on the table and its was super dirty in the kitchen and got the worst people working that don't know who's food goes to who, This doesn't even deserve a one star review.

Good pizza for a chain restaurant. The service is good and quick, I order a lot for take out, and…read moreit's always ready when the time on the app says. A recent remodel has made a difference for inside dining, and the salad bar is surprisingly good.

When your so hungry for pizza... stop in Wolf Point Cafe and have Jay Jay make you one of his best…read morepizzas.. They also have delicious home made pies. If your not in the mood for pizza, order off their menu and get a burger deluxe with fries. Their food is amazing they will not disappoint you.

Burgers and hot sandwich were the bomb! Highly recommend it and will be back. Service was good.read more

I wish I could give a negative star. I went there one time with my elderly mother and the owner was…read morean absolute bitch to my mom. It is NOT handicapped accessible in the restaurant at all, God forbid if your handicapped person needs to use the restroom. The owner belittled my mother for having an issue with the bathroom. Never ever going back to that dump or the town of Scobey ever again.

If there was a way to give negative stars I would. Food was good, but the bartender was…read moreunbelievably rude. As soon as we walked in she called out stranger danger. You would think the place would like to have revenue walking in the door. My business will be given to anywhere but this place in Scoby, MT

Hello Jordan, Montana!…read more Wow, talk about passing through town in the middle of nowhere. I had been driving for what seemed like an eternity and was pretty hungry and in need of a break. I spotted this Summit Corral as a viable food option among what little the town offered. The billboard sign was visible from the road, and it mentioned - breakfast, lunch and dinner. My first impression was the restaurant appeared to be inviting, casual and family oriented where I could stop on in and enjoy a home cooked meal. Upon entering, the setting was plain and no frills. It reminded of a rustic lodge combined with a blue collar/cafeteria style setup. There were plenty of tables and chairs to choose from. The hostess noticed me from behind the counter and said I could sit anywhere. For being 4pm on a Saturday afternoon in summertime, I was the only guest here. It kind of confirmed to me how small the town of Jordan was and before doing anything else, I had to Google the population here out of curiosity, lol. And the answer was...372 residents!!! So, I was happy to relax, take in the quiet setting and help support a local business. The menu had plenty to offer from your typical all American type fare.... - Appetizers: quesadillas, jalapeno poppers, potato skins, chicken wings, onion rings, nachos, spinach and artichoke dip, cheese sticks. - Sandwiches: hamburgers, chicken sandwiches, BLT, steak sandwich, French Dip, Philly cheesesteak, patty melt, grilled ham and cheese. - Salads: taco salad, chicken salad, southwest chicken salad, chicken caesar salad, grilled tuna salad, Chinese chicken salad. - Platters: shrimp platter, chicken strip platter, finger steak platter, pub house cod platter, hot roast beef platter. - Entrees: steaks, kabobs, chicken fried steak, lobster, crab, cod, steak and shrimp, shrimp dinner, tuna steak, hamburger steak. - Pizzas - Desserts: ice cream, sundaes, flurries, pies, milkshakes and coffee. It'd be hard not to find something for everyone on the menu. I picked the mushroom swiss burger and substituted the fries for a side salad, which I had as an appetizer. I was a little let down with the salad. All it had was iceberg lettuce, some croutons and dressing. The mushroom swiss burger was delicious though, fresh off the grill on a soft bun. It included lettuce, tomato and onion on the side. Before finishing the burger, a few locals walked inside the restaurant and spoke with me. They asked where I was headed to and when I told them I was driving to Alaska, they were stunned to hear it but complimentary for my adventurousness. It was nice taking a moment to hear their stories as well and what life in Jordan, MT was like...before eventually returning to the road. Overall, I'm glad I got the opportunity to stop in and eat at this Summit Corral Restaurant. It kind of just gave me clarity and a sense of how you never know where you may end up, or who you could even run into. The world can be a great big unknown, but having memorable highlights along the journey is what life is all about!

Burgers look they are made with pre-formed patties, fries are generic frozen fries. Tried their…read moreNaxos bc you can't mess that up I thought, I was wrong. Army DEFAC has better food.