Excellent place for a wonderful breakfast sandwich & coffee!!! Folks here are so friendly &…read morewelcoming.

Interesting little country bakery. Not too much product, but they did have breakfast Pastys--so…read morewhen in Rome, eat like Montanans. The crust on the Pastys was excellent. Light and flakey. I ordered Bacon & Egg, and I'm not really sure if there was bacon in the darned thing? My daughter had a chocolate muffin, and it was....a muffin. But I was less than pleased about paying $3 for a small bottle of brand name apple juice that she just 'had' to have. I guess that's par for the course when you're in a beautiful little town a thousand miles from nowhere. Highlight was bumping into an older couple from our very own town, and chatting with them for a bit. All-in-all an okay little nosh...

This place was the only place open in town for breakfast so I decided to give it a try. It is…read moredefinitely a local spot with greasy food and gives an old town feel. Everyone at the counter was drinking beer with their breakfast at 9am. The breakfast portions are large, and come out rather quickly. When it's time to pay save yourself the wait and go to the counter to pay.

The service was pretty good. The food was awful. The business is very clean, looking though full…read morebar as well.

What a darling little cafe! We stopped in for breakfast. We were sat right away. Our order was…read moretaken and food showed up quickly. Definitely recommend this place!

This was our second visit and really the reason for traveling through Darby. The ham & cheese…read morepancakes are super delicious. Very large serving and recommend to share. We ordered 2/ large to have some for next day. These are absolutely the best!

Take a step back in time, reminiscent of Grandmas home cooking. Old fashioned, huge portions, and…read moresimple. You're not coming here for avocado toast or quiche, but old style breakfast food. Eclectic ambiance, at least 5 clocks that I saw, none of them with the correct time, knick knacks galore. Friendly service, quick banter, lots of locals, fresh strong coffee. Don't be in a hurry because they are busy and good food takes a little while. I ordered Eggs's and ham, hubby ordered an omelet. I think they served us half of a pig between my ham slice and his ham, bacon, and sausage omelet. Home fries with peppers and onions. Don't forget your cash, no checks or cards allowed. But there is a convenient ATM right inside. Great food , great prices, great service, simple. ,

Great little place for breakfast. Lots of old antique items around. Service was great and super…read morenice waitress helped us out. Food was what you'd want for local Montana place. Closed Monday and Tuesday.

The food was hot and fresh and came out fast. You can make the burrito and lots of other items…read morevegetarian if requested. Great service and a lovely clean truck

I had the best breakfast burrito I have ever had from Alaina. I love the way they grilled the…read moretortillas. The homemade salsa was a nice accent. I will be back

I've been here many times, and everything I've had has been excellent. Employees are always great…read more The owner/chef comes out of the kitchen and checks on tables.

Service was super friendly and fast…read more Just beware it's in the same building as a casino so it stinks of cigarettes. Also the food is prepared with Indian spices - my omelette and potatoes both had Indian spices in them. Not what I wanted, but if that's it sort of thing, go for it...

Food: Tasty, well-prepared, appropriately portioned, with temperatures all appropriately hot and/or…read morecold. Service: Attentive and friendly with the right amounts of checking in and letting diners chat and enjoy each other's company. Staff appeared to always be working on something, from cleaning, taking orders, or chatting with paying customers. Ambience: Relaxed and casual, welcoming and inviting for locals and guests to the region. Never felt anything but an appreciated customer.

Neat little place. Dive bar vibe. Food was okay but my issue is how the hell do you charge $12…read morefor a drink that you don't even know how to make? $4 for titos, $4 for the mixer $4 for ice? Would a long Island ice tea be $32? Restort town gouging. But this ain't no resort.

Stopped for lunch today and oh my goodness the Chicago dog, turkey kids sandwich and the turkey and…read moreham sandwich with their yummy vegetable beef soup was absolutely delicious! We will definitely stop here again when we are traveling through. They also have a fun arcade room for kids!!

We visited the small town a week ago and had lunch at the Hangout and we are still talking about…read morethe Potato Salad. We had the cheeses burger soup also and it was amazing. This was by far the best meal we had on our 2 week road trip starting in Bozeman going to Glacier then to Gardiner back to Bozeman. If we are ever in the area again we will be eating here again.

Very clean and great customer service. Homemade syrups for coffee. Their latte was good and they…read morehad several milk options.

Love the local Hamilton, Montana coffee scene. There are at least a half dozen local roasters and a…read morebunch of cute coffee shops in town. This is no exception, quaint, friendly, pretty solid coffee. It's nice to take the Roast Master hat off and just enjoy a local crafted coffee!

If you are traveling through Montana and pass by this place without stopping you are a fool. Just…read moreamazing. Don't forget dessert.

This classic All-American diner is located right off I-90 in Drummond, Montana, between Missoula…read moreand Butte. Quick word of advice: if you're heading east toward Butte, you'll need to drive through the whole town of Drummond to get back on the interstate. Parker's Restaurant sits conveniently just off the highway and boasts what might be the largest burger menu I've ever seen -- over 100 different options. The interior is eclectic, packed with nostalgic touches like vintage glass Coke bottles and quirky figurines. You can order from printed menus or from the massive chalkboard that runs the length of the restaurant, listing entrees from end to end. Even on a busy late Saturday afternoon, we were greeted promptly and seated right away, though open tables were limited. Our drink order was taken and delivered quickly, and the server was ready for our food order whenever we were. The only downside was the wait time -- about 30 minutes from ordering to the table. I had a tough time choosing, but ultimately went with the Ultimate Patty Melt: two ¼-pound patties, grilled onions, grilled peppers, Swiss cheese, and Thousand Island dressing on grilled dark rye. The patties were fresh, thick, and clearly hand-formed in the kitchen. The onions and peppers added great flavor, though I found the Thousand Island a bit lacking. Luckily, their fry sauce was excellent and made a perfect table-side substitute. My buddy ordered the Chili Size, which was massive and also featured two ¼-pound patties. As with any chili dish, the chili itself makes or breaks it -- theirs was solid, loaded with both beans and meat, and you could clearly taste the ground beef in every bite. Overall, Parker's delivers a fun, old-school roadside diner experience with huge portions and plenty of burger variety. Perfect stop if you're cruising through Montana on I-90!