Try the burger...they have a special way of cooking meat. It was really good! The bud light was…read morecold and the bartender was friendly.

This place makes you feel at home. Brew tender Martin there greeting you as you come in. Everyone…read moretreats you like a friend Richard does trivia every Tuesday. It is very entertaining. Few things go better together than great beer and knowledge!! Friday and Saturday there is live music! Brother Smoke plays a wide variety of songs on Friday and Ruby Moon Saturday. She covers old and new songs with a lounge singer vibe.

We live in San Diego and were recently on a road trip through the Northern Plains; we stopped in…read morehere for a beer. The beer was really great and we know craft beer because.....San Diego! The bartender, Martin, was fabulous, friendly and funny and he gave us a tour of the whole brewery. Several locals came up to introduce themselves and stayed to chat. We ordered food to be delivered from the Wolf Point Cafe (which has been owned by the same family for 4 generations) and the owner, J. J., delivered our food himself (possibly because Martin rewards him with a pint of IPA when he does) J.J. hung out with us while we enjoyed our delicious food and shared some of the history of his cafe. We had planned to just have one beer and go but the whole experience was so delightful, we stayed until closing. All and all, one of the high points of our road trip. Very highly recommend! Wolf Point people rock!!!!

Myself and two buddies visited the Bum Steer for dinner while out on a hunting trip. Not only did…read morethe three of us buy the worst ribeye steaks anyone of us have ever had, we paid $27 for the horrible meal. To make things worse the owner and her daughter working there were the most rude we have ever encountered eating anywhere. We will never eat there again and we're most happy to spend our money in neighboring towns of Scobey and Plentywood. I only wish I could rate this with zero stars. Makes me sick to have to give a 1 star as the lowest rating.

Such a nice experience to find such a grand Brewery in a fairly middle-of-nowhere place. Busted…read moreKnuckle Brewery in Glasgow, MT is based out of an old garage. The owner of the repair shop, Ben, converted his old place into a Brewery and did an awesome job with the design and motif. My favorite brews from the tasters were the Middle of Nowhere Raspberry Blonde, the Marzen, Hot Rod (a jalapeno Amber), and Black Nail Stout. Definitely, a good stop if you are in the area.

Cool atmosphere, good beer, free popcorn, and an awesome owner. Very friendly staff. We happened to…read morebe there for Thursday music trivia night and had a blast!

Cute little place at the reservoir. If you are out fishing, camping or just a day trip I suggest…read moreyou hit this place up for some tasty food. Our waitress was great and kept our drinks well supplied. Can I say.. OMG the fried pickles!! The burger was great but the fried pickles were out of this world. A must try if you are a fan of pickles or even just kinda like them.. if you hate pickles you still need to try them. You might be surprised, these are not your traditional fried pickles. Gooey cheese wrapped in a wonton wrapper give this pickle something it was missing.

We were in Fort Peck to fish. Our guide recommended this restaurant. We ate here all three nights,…read morethe service and food was fantastic! Highly recommended the cookie with ice cream. If we come back we will be back. Pro tips: Get there at 500 Friday and Saturday. Listen to the server Keely's words very closely. lol. She's great!