As soon as we walked in we knew we weren't staying. The bar was full of loud, obnoxious young men…read morein baseball hats (on backwards of course) and unhappy looking women. If I can use the term "red-neck", that would be the vibe. But it was an unwelcoming vibe, with a few comments from the back. We didn't even try to order, just turned around and headed for the Rainbow Bar, where people may be "red-0neck" but they are friendly.

Came all the way from Vegas, Jeff was amazing and was very personable. Must stop if you're driving…read morethrough.

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.

Great little bar. We've been here a few times. We tried their Supreme pizza, garlic parmesan…read morewings, wraps, and burgers. Everything was delicious. Great friendly staff and locals. Check it out the next time you're in Seeley Lake.

Food was very good- had wings, which were good and crisp with good dipping sauce. Burgers were…read morealso very good, with your choice of cheese and toppings. The atmosphere is very cozy and welcoming. The owner stopped by our table and chatted awhile. It was Karaoke night, and everyone had a good time!!

Service was friendly , this is a small community bar and it has a laid back vibe…read more Food came out to us in a few minutes it was okay but nothing special will need to try something else next time

Great service. Decent food. Really really cold beer. Hospitable. Do I wanna come back? Hell, yes!read more

We were longtime customers of the Tin Can and, for years, it was one of our favorite places to eat…read more The food was consistently good, but what truly made the restaurant special was the staff and the level of service they provided. After ownership changed, we noticed many of those employees gradually left. At the time, we didn't think much of it, but after our recent experiences, it's clear that something has changed--and not for the better. Tonight was our third visit since the ownership transition, and unfortunately it will be our last. Each of those three visits involved the same server, and each visit included some form of "technical difficulties" with the ordering system. While technology issues can happen anywhere, what matters is how they're handled. Tonight, the handling of the situation was unacceptable. When we arrived, two tables that sat down after us were served well before we were. Our server eventually informed us that the ordering system was down and that management required all orders to go through the system, despite it not functioning. She took our order on a fluorescent green notepad and told us they would have to do things "old school." Within minutes, it appeared the system was back online. We waited patiently, assuming our order was being prepared. Meanwhile, the tables that arrived after us received their meals and were halfway through eating. After we had been waiting for quite some time, our server approached us holding the same fluorescent notepad and casually stated that she wasn't sure what happened with our order. When we asked whether it had been entered, she replied that she didn't really know and that there was no way to tell if it had been missed. Rather than acknowledging that our order was likely lost, the explanation felt vague and dismissive. When I asked what happened to the written order she had taken, she pulled a crumpled piece of paper from her apron and said she wasn't sure, adding that it didn't matter anyway. At that point, we had been sitting for approximately an hour with no food. There was no genuine apology, no sense of urgency, and no ownership of the situation. The most frustrating part wasn't the lost order--it was the attitude. Mistakes happen in every restaurant. What customers remember is how those mistakes are handled. As we prepared to leave, the response we received was, "Well, $hit happens... all the time." That statement perfectly summarized our experience. To make matters worse, friends of ours experienced nearly the exact same situation just weeks earlier. After waiting roughly 30 minutes for drinks and much longer for food that never arrived, they were also told there were "technical difficulties" and ultimately left without being served. At this point, it's difficult to view this as an isolated incident. When the same problems occur repeatedly with the same server and the same explanations, it points to a larger issue involving accountability, training, customer service, or all three. We understand that restaurants face challenges, especially under new ownership. However, customers deserve attentive service, honest communication, and a basic level of professionalism when things go wrong. Unfortunately, we experienced none of those things. It's disappointing to see what was once a local favorite decline to this level. We sincerely hope ownership takes these concerns seriously and invests in improving service standards before more longtime customers decide, as we have, that it's simply not worth coming back.

We really liked it and the staff is amazing and attentive. One of the staff is a fourth grade…read moreteacher and she is super smart and interesting ! Mushroom Swiss smash burger Brussels sprouts Side salad Everything was fantastic We especially adored the Brussels sprouts We then walked down the street to Wilcoxson's and had the best ever huckleberry shake We spent the morning hiking the gorgeous Kootenai Creek Trail trail and then buying a $30 bike in Missoula

Couldn't recommend this bar enough. Brenda is an amazing conversationalist and bartender. She made…read moreTHE best blood mary I have ever had. From the cats roaming around to the awesome decor of yesteryear to the comfortable seating and affordable prices...there's no reason NOT to stop by when around. Would give 10 stars if I could

Stop 6 of 8 for Montana, on our Hundreds of Hops self-guided US Hop Passport Brewery Tour Amazing…read moreBrewery Race 2025 - back to the brews A really nice historic building with, you guessed it, Blacksmith decor & a brewer that has a love of um golf - more specifically, Jon Daly & an interesting selection of brews, including my choice the Jon Daly - which was their kölsch with a splash of tea & lemonade but not quite sweet like ole Arnold Palmer - it was refreshing & crisp $7 / 5abv / 20 ibu Kel went with Love & Patience, think manhattan. Wood soaked amber, infused with tart black cherry puree $8 / 8 abv Now, for those who mentioned the price increase, they do offer their budget beer for a flat $5, $6 if you ask what it is ; ) ... clever ... Hungry? Connected via courtyard to a tasty dog shop

Live music, Real Flavors, horns, fins, feathers and beer. What's not to like?…read moreI should also add great service, and John Daily.

SO GOOD!! Food comes from their "partner" cafe next door - fresh homemade buns and bread - have…read morethe loaded burger or BLT! Hand cut fries, great drinks and fun bartenders to go with! Such a fun stop that we will make again!!

There is nothing better than the Sawmill. Food is perfect, ambience is so relaxed, and the staff is…read morethe best. I have the best time here and they have gluten free options that are truly gluten free. If staying in Hamilton or Darby, come here.

Each year we come to Montana to visit family we always come to Quinn's for a soak and we always…read morestop at the tavern for food. The ranch chicken wrap I had today was amazing (added extra chicken). My bf had one of their burgers and added jalapeños to his and he said it was delicious. The staff here is always kind and so accommodating:)

This is the rustic bar attached to the Harwood House fine dining, but make no mistake, it's the…read moresame kitchen making your food. It's all so very hearty. My youngest daughter and I had a girl getaway to the hot springs, and it's so fun to come in here from the pools in the robes they provide you, and grab a cocktail and order off the menu. Look around and you will see a dozen other resort patrons in their robes too, enjoying the moment like you are. Quinn's is such a unique place, and we are so lucky to have it just a beautiful 2 hour drive through the pass away from where we live.

Delicious, and simple. Everything it should be and nothing it shouldn't, Gary's is a place for…read moreburger purists. American cheese, grilled onions, and quality beef on a potato bun. And a Mexican Coke with real sugar. Divine!

Fast, fresh, friendly, flavorful and fit for a king. This place is dope and if Montana Hospitality…read moreisn't a term yet, these guys ought to trademark it. Thanks Graham. You guys slang a helluva burger. Sure there's other good burgers in town, but Gary's treats strangers like family. If you come to Zootown and you skip Gary's, were you really here?