While this seems like it should have a German theme, don't be fooled by the name. It's a local beer…read moreand pizza joint. Very family friendly and full of people enjoying dinner, The Gust Hauf has a full beer lineup and lots of pizza options. They have other items on the menu but we were just interested in pizza. We got our usual pepperoni and black olive pizza. The 12 inch was perfect to split. The thin crust was delicious. With several beer options and being new to the area, I had to try a local beer and opted for the stout. Great choice. Our server was excellent. We asked her about the name and she told us they have been around since the 1960's! Whaaaaat? The name has just been passed down through owners. Who would ever want to get rid of that amazing sign outside.

The game day specials were awesome. The food and service were outstanding. It was the highlight…read moreof my day.

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!!!!

Always a good time! Make sure to check it out when there is live music in the 17 Club behind the…read morebar! A must see in the dive!

Under new management who has brought the old Wagon Wheel back. A new restaurant opened Jan. 2022…read moreLos Amigos Mexican food. Fun bar, fun times, coldest beer in town!

Tiny little spot in a tiny town…read more. We immediately loved the feel of this place as the locals in the bar were welcoming. We ordered a flight of beer to try some different styles and the beers were ok at best. The favorite of the bunch was probably the chili beer. All in all loved this place, loved the hospitality and we'd come back just for that and maybe try some of the other beers (maybe they're better)

You know that scene in western movies where the wayfaring stranger enters the saloon, all…read moreconversation falls to silence, and every head in the place turns to stare at him? That's Cross Country Brewing, or at least that was my experience of it. After a long day of driving, me, my girlfriend, and my mother were in the mood for a beer or two, so we jumped when we saw that there was a brewery in town. Glendive, after all, isn't exactly a metropolis with microbreweries at every intersection. Indeed, Glendive (or at least Cross Country Brewing) fit the stereotype of the hostile small town that doesn't much like outsiders. As soon as the three of us walked in we were greeted with that ominous silence and a blank, "What do you expect from me?" look on the face of the thin, bearded, ballcap'd bar tender. No "Hi" "What can I get for you?" "I recommend our famous..." etc. Nope. We picked our beers from the chalkboard menu, ordered them, he poured 'em, and then pushed them over to us with an empty, emotionless stare. I didn't get it. We just looked like normal people, not the Addams family. Why the random unfriendly attitudes? It didn't matter how kind or full of smiles we were, it was like our very presence was an insult to the establishment. Geez, sorry we were trying to give you our money. We promise not to bother you again.

Awesome spot! Great bar & restaurant. Friendly staff &…read moreclean atmosphere. Also family friendly.

This was a pleasant surprise…read more It feels like you're in the middle of nowhere. You're not, but it seems remote at night, so the BD Bar feels that much more like an oasis. It feels new there and it was probably remodeled recently inside, with fresh paint and a very nice knotty pine. There's the bar, which takes up most of the space and a separate, smaller dining area. We had a couple of salads: taco and southwest, both fresh, crisp and delicious, served with salsa. The real stars of the show were the ribbon fries: deep fried, spiral-cut potato chips, golden brown and as good as they look. Our server was cheerful, energetic and lots of fun, so that was really nice. BD get bonus points for having cans of Dr. Pepper!

Fantastic bar with a fantastic grill menu. Rodeo sports on the TV 24/7. This is such a classic…read morerural Montana bar and I looooove it

Perfect place to hangout near Wolf Point. Good food. Special prime rib steak every first Friday of…read morethe month. Make sure to reserve an order.

I'd seen a pamphlet for the east Montana burger trail at Prairie Unique and the great folks there…read moretold me to check it out. I am so happy I did! This is as one of the best burgers I've ever had. It was delicious! It had a big fried green tomato and vinaigrette. The fries had great flavor and texture. The Roy Rogers is why I love stopping at the small town, locally owned establishment. This is a great place to eat, and the locals are very friendly. I got to meet the town mayor and a couple of his pals and we had an awesome conversation. Thank you for the great food and atmosphere! I hope to be back someday soon.

Had a call in order, specific, because we dont eat pork, iread the order over a few times, she said…read moreit back, but when the order was picked up it was all wrong, had bacon on it, missing other things, and the waitress said, cant you just pick it off and when she was told no, i would like my burgers remade please, she said dont get worked up and we werent, just wanted new food. I pray for the future of this establishment in Jesus name Amen

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!

Two of us came here late (8:30pm) for dinner after a long drive down from Canada…read more I love cider so we ordered a couple of local Poor Farmer dry brews. They were actually very very good. Would certainly order them again. We had a couple of Reuben Sandwiches, one with onion rings and one with flat chips. They were fine but we felt that they skimped a little on the cheese. I also found the meat a little bland. All in all, not too bad for a couple of weary travelers. Our server was a bit personality-less but she at least once, attempted a smile.

Enjoyed three suppers in a row here while staying in the area to hunt. Delicious food and great…read moreservice every time.