If you're in Missoula and care about food, this place is a must-visit. From the moment you pull up…read moreto that iconic curved metal facade with the rust-colored awnings, you know you're somewhere special. The selection is genuinely impressive. The wine department alone is worth the trip -- they've got everything organized by region with these great little signposts (Chile, Argentina, an actual sake and dessert section), plus a deep bench of natural and small-production bottles. Found some gems I hadn't seen anywhere else in town. The prepared food situation is excellent. The hot bar, salad bar, and antipasto bar are all $9.99/lb, and they've got a made-to-order panini station and wok bowls if you'd rather get something fresh. Solid spot for a quick, quality lunch. What really sets this place apart is that it's so much more than a grocery store. There's a whole housewares section with SMEG kettles, beautiful linens, mugs, and kitchen gear -- dangerously easy to walk out with more than you came for. They even have a sunny garden nook with locally grown succulents, orchids, lavender, and organic seed packets from regional growers. Love that they support local. Clean, bright, well-staffed, and stocked with care. This is the kind of place that makes you want to actually cook. Highly recommend.

So, here it is. I spent $2.50 on this nectarine on Saturday. It's Monday, 40 hours later and this…read moreis what it looked like when I took it out of the fruit bowl this morning. Ended up tossing it away. What a waste! Why does all of their produce rot? While it's still hard? I'm the grand daughter of an orchardist. My family grew fruit for a living. We would never sell this and charge top dollar. And we would most definitely not take your money and keep it for foul produce. We would call that thievery. But you can see in the above response, these days stores don't really seem to care. They say they do, but offer nothing to rectify the situation.

Every aspect of the meal was delicious including the appetizers,the entrees and the dessert. The…read moreservice was impeccable.

Getting to sit in this beautiful space is worth the trip. Also has outdoor patio seasonally…read more Service was great too. Northern Italian food including pizza was hot and well-made. Leave room for the soup bowl-sized serving of Tiramisu. Some of the best I have had. Reservations recommended. Full bar and wine list with nice house wine.

Cute place! I had a half baguette and it was just as it…read moreshould be. Felt like it was from a Parisian cafe. Ha! Latte was well made. Small selection of in-house chocolate.

This chocolate is custom-made by the two owners. It is organic and a great deal of love goes into…read morethis. If you're in the area it is definitely worth a little segue.

Nice spot for pizza. We ordered a pizza, half original…read morecheese, half goat cheese with caramelized onions. The crust was great and pizza very tasty. The service was good and our waitress was really sweet. The dinning room was small and we were fortunate to get a table without a reservation. It was fun to watch the fellow twirl the pizza dough. Interesting, varied menu. We ordered a 12 inch and had leftovers.

Super busy but since I was dining alone I got seated right away. I shudder to think about the wait…read moreand if you read the negative reviews keep that in mind. They kept my water cup full. Food actually came out pretty fast all things considered. It's got a decent menu and some items I wish I could have tried. The salad was a bit disappointing. It wasn't very flavorful or anything special. How do you get bland strawberries or balsamic glaze?! The pizza was better. The pepperoni was standard. The pizza had a good under carriage, minimal flop, no dramatic cheese pull or anything. The caramelized goat was amazing! All the flavors were balanced and complimentary. Loved the onions especially. The goat cheese was solid. I can see why this place endures. Glad I stopped by.

The Clark Fork farmers market is one of my favorite things to do in Missoula. It's open on Saturday…read moremornings until early afternoon during the warmer months, and it's always packed with amazing local vendors and so much good food. You'll find live music, food trucks, coffee stands, pastries, meat, salmon, fresh veggies and fruit, beautiful flowers, and even fresh milk. It's the kind of place where you can come hungry and easily spend a couple of hours wandering around. It can be a little overwhelming because a lot of the vendors carry similar items, but I usually rotate through to help support as many as I can. Vendors typically prefer cash, although some do take cards, so it's smart to bring a little of both. Also bring a bag or two because it's very easy to walk away with more than you planned. The vibe is super friendly and local in the best way, and it always feels like a snapshot of what makes Missoula so special. If you're in town on a Saturday, it's definitely worth checking out.

My family and I have been coming to this farmers market for years now. It's an outdoor market so…read moreit's only open in the warmer months on each Saturday. There are various vendors here and you can find so much! They sell fresh, locally grown fruit, vegetables, and flowers. You can also find items such as honey, fresh baked pastries and bread, beauty products, clothing, and much more. Food trucks are also scattered throughout so there are plenty of options. I find that most of the prices are very reasonable, even though I never mind paying more to help support a fellow Montanan. I almost always run into someone I know, and even though the market itself is rather big, it still has a small town feel to it. Make sure to bring a bag or two with you for all the goodies you buy. Parking is free on the weekends so you don't need to rush through.

Gabby was a great server!! Very friendly and attentive - recommend... Food was tasty as usual…read more Restaurant was quite busy and she seemed to handle it with a smile.

Exceptional service and attention to detail! Thank you Kennedy (waitress) for a very pleasant…read moredining experience. The food was delicious and the wine was wonderful.

Great French food! We visited Brasserie Porte Rouge on a Sunday night, and it was mostly empty. Pop…read moresongs played over the speakers during our visit. We started with the bread platter and I tried the quail special as a main. The bread and butter were standard fare. The quail special was fantastic. The quail was perfectly cooked and moist, and the accompanying flavors complemented each other well. Overall, I would highly recommend Brasserie Porte Rouge for French food in Missoula.

This was a very nice restaurant with two levels, but the service wasn't what we thought it should…read morebe for such a restaurant. The food was delicious, yet expensive... To be honest, there are three tables out front on the sidewalk... and if you can grab one of those, that would be the place to sit. It is very dark inside. I do not think I will be visiting this establishment again.

Good food and decent cocktails. We visited Plonk on a Thursday evening, and it was mostly full when…read morewe left. Plonk has exposed brick, an ornate ceiling, and an eclectic mix of seating options. At this restaurant, you seat yourself and a server will bring out menus and take your order as is typical. I tried the cowboy bebop to drink, we split the chef's cheese board, and I tried the Parisian gnocchi as a main. The cowboy bebop tasted more like a gingerale than a whiskey forward cocktail. The cheese board had a tasty selection of cheeses. The Parisian gnocchi had a good combination of flavors, but it was difficult to get all of the different flavor components in a single forkful. Overall, I had a pleasant experience at Plonk and would recommend them for dinner in Missoula.

Cool little cocktail place. I think that it is a great spot for happy hour or grabbing drinks with…read morepeople. Great ambiance - inside seating and upstairs patio as well! The food was good, but I would go just for the drinks and maybe some appetizers instead.