First, we were extremely disappointed when INBC left its amazing location on West Broadway on the…read moreRiver. That repurposed old building was funky and had just the right ambiance. The new location is way too far away from the folks who used to patronize this brewery. It's certainly nice enough inside and outside, but it is sterile and distant. Second, we have always loved the NEIPA style beers brewed by INBC. But, now, Lupujus 7 (one of our former go-tos) is more akin to West Coast IPAs and not nearly as tasty. We were disappointed.

We stopped here before going to the airport- it was in a convenient spot downtown and the interior…read morewas very nice. It seemed to be a very community centric space, with a sign noting all of the local events they'd hosted. My husband and I both got the milk stout - it was solid but definitely not as smooth/rich/creamy as other stouts I've had - 3.75 or 4 star beer. I would come back and try other beers due to the cool ambiance and super friendly staff!

very great location and amazing drink. super awesome huckleberry drinks & unique specials!!read more

Lolo Creek Distillery is a great place to grab a craft cocktail or two before heading down to the…read moresteakhouse for dinner. The veranda offers a nice view of view of the valley and there are plenty of tables outside. The distillery produces everything from whiskey and rye to vodka and gin. You can purchase bottles and swag to go. However, be mindful though that it's a tasting room that doesn't have a liquor license and you are limited to two drinks that have a 1oz pour. You receive a card and the bartender checks off your order. After two drinks, that's it and you can't purchase a third. The cocktails are tasty and the staff friendly and accommodating. They offer tours of the production facility for a reasonable price. Definitely check this place out.

Named after the Great Burn of 1910 in the Bitterroot Wilderness, and dedicated to the Missoula…read moreHotshots. Rustic burnt wood decor. Good is through rotating food trucks, but only Wednesday through Sunday. Excellent beers. I had the Smoke Chaser Porter and the Tie One On Coconut Brown Ale. The brown ale was on Nitro making it extra creamy. Friendly locals, I sat at the bar and chatted with a couple for about an hour. Of course they have all the merch you could desire. Fun place, good beers.

Great Burn Brewing was a great stop while making many stops at breweries along the I-90 corridor…read morerecently from Billings all the way into Washington state. They have a very cool taproom which I appreciated as it was clean and just seemed fresh for all patrons. The beer that Steve and I got here was their Coffee Stout. Oh, I do love a good Coffee Stout and this one was no exception to that rule in the slightest. Flavors to look for with this stout are of course Coffee, Chocolate and a nice sweetness to it. The beer is very smooth and that's always a good feature to have when enjoying a Stout such as this one.

I am so jealous that Western Cider is in Missoula and not my own backyard! They are true masters of…read morecider; humans who celebrate the noble apple with most excellent offerings! It's adorable inside and all the staff are so nice! Shanay especially! She deserves a raise! Not only did she find the perfect drink for everyone in my party, but she also took the time to show us the whole facility and give us the whole dang experience! I'm actually devastated I have to leave tomorrow and won't have more time to drink all the ciders they have to offer--there isn't a bad offering in the bunch. If you're in town?! You MUST go here. You must!

Excellent all around - cider, food, atmosphere. It's a place that can be both quiet and quant, as…read morewell as lively and busy depending on the day. I'd highly recommend this place and will always continue to go back!

I been coming here for 1 and it amazing bar to go to and hangout .. I meet a lot of people and…read morewatch sports

Shittiest bar in town! Expensive and crappy drinks, drama infested staff who hit on people's…read morespouses, and generally just needs new ownership. ;)

Not gonna lie, I'm a big wine snob. I had low expectations for Missoula wines and Ten Spoon's big,…read morebold, complex reds blew me away. Had to buy a bunch to bring home to AZ and CO. We especially loved the Moonlight, Prairie Thunder, and the Route 406. We enjoyed the charming tasting room and the generous outdoor seating with stunning gardens, plenty of shade, and the grape vines in view nearby. I've done tastings all over the world and this was the least expensive tasting I've seen. Four good sized samples for $14. That's less than I paid in CA in the early 90s. A glass of wine was inexpensive and the bottles were an excellent deal at just over $20 each. Phenomenal for what I consider small batch, boutique wines. The owner, Andy, was gracious, kind, and informative. Such a treat to learn more about the operation. All the staff were welcoming and pleasant. Ten Spoon Vineyard is a must do when in the area.

The winery grounds are nice with indoor and outdoor seating. The wines are expensive both to taste…read moreand by the glass. Not sure why you can't buy a bottle but they said only by the glass. The men behind the counter didn't seem to know much about the wines or how they were made. Not going to make it a stop next time

Don't judge a book by it's cover! I had a work colleague tell me that this was a 'professional…read moredrinkers bar', but in reality, it's more like the Missoula version of Cheers... Loved every moment in there. Plenty busy, no rough crowd looking for a conflict, just fun folks having cocktails, playing pool, throwing some darts. My new favorite pub in a town I may not get back to in years...

This is an old railroad bar that I thoroughly enjoyed visiting. The bartender, I found, is the…read moregreat grandson of the founder Benedetto Martello. The clientele is an interesting bunch to listen to and if you wait long enough you will hear wonderful stories from the past. I asked young Ben Martello about the pictures above the back bar. He told me they were long time customers and the pictures with the black dots denoted that they were no longer living. They seem to live on though because they are the ones that are the subjects of the stories told in the Silver Dollar. If you want ice cold beer, good conversation and a bit of history, this is the place to visit. Valrie

Amazing burgers and hand cut fries. Friendly service. Fun place to hang out for food and/or drinks.read more

Missoula, Montana ---…read more The "Evaro Bar" located along US Route 93 about 14-15 miles from downtown Missoula is a "Run-A-Way Bill" Favorite experience. The friendliness of the staff & customers gave me a smile-riffic experience. The bar atmosphere, bar flair, customer parking availability, interactive customers, the smile-riffic menu items, & my tasty-riffic "chicken fried steak" all added to a favorable 1st time experience. Special FREE "train jello-shots" every time a train passed by added even more smiles to my visit. I smiled with laughter so much I had laughter tears in my eyes. The "Evsro Bar" is Run-A-Way Bill" FAVORITE double sticker winner - for bartender & bar! "Run-A-Way Bill" was here! (& will return) ... 06.28.19