These 9 Montana Towns Might Be Tiny But Their Restaurants Are Fantastic
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Jessica Wick
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Montana’s small towns are where you’ll find friendly people, beautiful scenery, local history, and typically not much else. But some of the Treasure State’s tiny towns have some surprisingly delicious restaurants. If you live in (or visit) any of these, you know what we mean.
Seeley Lake welcomes plenty of boaters and tourists every year, so it makes sense that it has a few mouthwatering restaurants, most notably Lindey's Prime Steak House .
Nap's Grill. Spice of Life. Moose Creek Barbecue. Pizza at Higherground Brewing. Need we go on? Because we could. For a city of 4,000 people, there are quite a few wonderful restaurant options.
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If you're familiar with the tiny town of Whitehall, you've almost certainly heard of the delicious burgers and perfect atmosphere at the Two Bit Saloon. There are a few other tasty options in town, like Pepper Tree Deli - in fact, there's really not a bad restaurant in town.
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Casual and inviting, the dining scene in Eureka will surprise you. Front Porch Grill House & Trading, Von's Cafe and Cafe Jax are a few local favorites.
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If you're passing through Lincoln and you get hungry, you're in luck. Delicious food awaits you at The Lincoln Pit Stop, Scapegoat Eatery or the Marysville House steakhouse.
Just under 600 people call Wibaux home, and we're willing to bet they all love the food at Shamrock Club. One of the only other spots in town, Gem (the renovated old Gem Theater) is also excellent.
Glasgow just might surprise you with its delectable dining options. There's Soma-Dis Deli, Fiesta Mexicana, Eugene’s Pizza and Durum Restaurant and Bar, just to name a few.
Malta may be small in size, but its restaurants are "big news." Crossroad Cafe is a charming coffee shop, and Ray J's BBQ has some of the best pulled pork in the state.
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Darby is such a pleasant little town, it comes as no surprise that the restaurants there are excellent. Montana Cafe serves tasty comfort food, Little Blue Joint has delicious burgers, and M-Stones Inferno is a food truck you won't want to miss.
The Treasure State is full of small towns with amazing dining options. Here are some others.
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