Went through the drive through and it was hard to hear on the speaker but the food more than made…read moreup for it. We got our food hot and fast. Great bacon cheeseburger for hubby. Super yummy chicken sandwich. Excellent curds. I really wanted to try the garlic curds but hubby is ultra picky. Thick milkshakes!

The best chocolate malts on the Hi-Line. Plus the o-rings and Wedges are always perfectly prepared…read more Great prices and service. Takeaway or eat in--several tables.

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

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.

We hadn't been to a DQ in forever, but stopped for dinner while visiting Plentywood. So glad we…read moredid! Our original cheese burgers were hot, fresh & delicious. The fries were also hot & cooked perfectly. Staff was friendly & helpful. We would definitely recommend this DQ.

This place is AMAZEBALLS!! Devon ( prob not spelling that right) does an awesome job With the staff…read moreand food. This is the ONLY fast food restaurant where the food looks like the picture. Don't even get me started on the blizzards!! Five stars only because six is not an option

FIRST OF ALL... let me start off ans say it was too damn hot to be in this long ole line for some…read moreice cream and "Treats" . The employees were very and i mean very disrespect I was almost gonna have to get out of character in front of my children. Now boom this is what happened i finally get to the mic to order im siting there had to say hello like 6 times all you here in the mic is this girl laughing and you hear her on the phone on tiktok at that playing this Sexxy Red now I am very familiar with Sexxy Red... But that ain't the point but anyways boom I had to yell in the mic the girl catch a attitude with me and ringing up extra on my flipping tab so i called out im from da atl ion play that disrespectful mess she better know to stay in her place but anyway boom i get to the window and she give me my food its all cold and nasty and she gave me my ice cream and she flip it over and it starts to fall out... so I told her to throw it away cuz what ima do with half melted ice cream I look in side the building from my window to see if i can see who on the ice cream making cuz that was out of pocket but didn't see anyway so i ask the girl for some napkin she gave me one and told me to " get my ass on and have a nice ass day" like excuse me... but yea this place was not giving on top of that my kids started singing the sexxy red song like whyyy but yea i don't understand why she was the way she was but it made yall lose a customer.

Horrible service! I just ordered an ice cream cone, been waiting for 20 minutes! Do not recommend.read more

Driving across the great state of Montana can be trying at times. Long stretches of nothingness,…read moreinterspersed with small towns. You find yourself lulled into lethargic automation. Breaking the speed limit, then crawling at a snails pace down mainstreet, time and again. It was during one of the speeding events, that something caught my eye. A small sign, FROSTEES, ahead in Poplar. Just what I needed to break the monotony. A nice creamy soft serve ice cream cone. My anticipation for the confection was weighing heavy on my mind, as well as my foot! I found myself speeding ever faster to get closer to refreshment. Finally, I crept into Poplar. On my left stood Frostees. It wasn't as I had imagined. I pictured it being a thriving enterprise. With cars and townsfolk crowding the place, enjoying cones, burgers and the like. Instead, I found a somewhat dilapidated building, with one truck out front, and lights flickering inside. It looked like someone was in there, so I pulled over and went inside. I asked for a medium twist soft serve, chocolate and vanilla. The lady obliged. It looked delicious, glistening in the flickering light. But the dream of creamy delight caressing my tongue, was dashed at first lick. It was soft serve death. Ice crystals. Kind of a melted popsicle in a cake cone. Blah! But I was determined to finish it nonetheless. I figured I'd make my way outside to polish it off. As I walked across the lot to my car, I spotted, out of the corner of my eye, three unsavory looking characters lurking behind the building. Not wanting to tangled with the local ruffians, I made tracks. I should have kept my eyes closed when passing that sign. Had I though, I may not be here pecking out this review. Lucky you! LoL! Quick Tip: When traveling through Montana and the sweet tooth kicks in, risk the ticket to speed somewhere else other than Frostees.

The last two times I ordered pizza from here they burnt it. Just left there and pay almost $20 for…read morethree cups of canned chili, a slush with no slush in it and super nachos with was just nachos with a little hamburger sprinkled on it. They are overpriced and the inexperienced staff rarely get it right. I remembered why I don't go here and I'm local. If it was in any larger town it would have closed long ago. Don't believe the pictures, all of the food pictures ain't theirs except for maybe the one of the nachos.

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.

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!!!!