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Montana City Grill & Saloon

Overview

About this listing

Discover a culinary delight at Montana City Grill, your go-to destination for delectable dining experiences in Helena, MT. Explore our menu filled with diverse flavors and enjoy a warm, inviting atmosphere. Visit our website today!

Profile

Business profile

Primary category

American restaurant

Secondary categories

Bar · Restaurant · Event venue

Listing status

Verified

Services and Amenities

Additional details

Wheelchair Accessible Entrance

Children are Welcome

Onsite Services Provided

Reservations are Accepted

Wheelchair Accessible Restroom Available

Restroom Available

Reviews

4.2 rating from 845 reviews

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5 star56%

4 star23%

3 star9%

2 star6%

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Jennifer LaPlante ★★★★★

September 10, 2026

First time. SO Good!

27k_kingxLen ★★★★★

August 15, 2026

(Translated by Google) Warm western atmosphere. Fast service. Excellent food. (Original) Ambiance western chaleureuse. Service rapide. Cuisine excellente.

Sarah Valach ★★★★★

July 31, 2026

This was the best lunch we have had in a very long while. Josie is the most welcoming person we have probably ever met and she remembers us every time. We don’t even have to order our drinks, she is always way ahead of us. Highly recommended, if you have a chance please request her. You will not be disappointed.

Kenzie Storbakken ★★★★★

June 16, 2026

Chris & team were incredibly friendly and courteous, and the food was amazing :)

JohnW Miller ★★★★★

June 13, 2026

Review - 2026-06-03 Montana City Bar & Grill For today’s ROMEO Club of Helena (Retired Old Men Eating Out) adventure we joined News Intern Corbin Vanderby from the East Helena Monitor newspaper at the Montana City Bar & Grill. We had been to this restaurant before and Otto’s burger was burnt, so he was never going back. However, we believe in second chances, so at 10:45 am we found ourselves sitting in the parking lot at 1 Jackson Creek Road in Montana City. We waited in the car for them to open at 11:00, then passed through the entryway into the main dining area. The decor has a decidedly Montana feel complete with stone facade and rough wooden walls. The bar runs the length of the room with comfortable-looking stools placed evenly down its length. A half-dozen square pedestal tables surrounded by tubular metal chairs with thick padded seats were arranged around the room. A TV located above the bar had what I assume was a sports channel playing. Sports pennants also adorned the wall above the bar. Each end of the dining area has gaming machines beckoning to those who are so inclined. I could hear music coming from the kitchen. Acoustically speaking, all of the conversations around us seemed loud. Corbin walked up to us and introduced himself. Steph, our hostess, invited us all to grab any table we wanted. We chose the one round table in the room. We sat down and began to get to know each other. Corbin has only been with the paper for a couple weeks, so we’re honored to be among his first interviews. He asked us about our backgrounds: what we both retired from, how we started writing restaurant reviews, and how long it takes to write our reviews. Steph took our drink orders and I was happy to discover that they offer coffee. My wife and I moved here from Washington State and there every restaurant offers coffee. Here I’ve literally been told, “We have a Keurig over there in the corner, but I don’t remember the last time it was used.” So Corbin and I both ordered coffee while Otto chose a Diet Pepsi. For our meals, Otto ordered the Barn Burner Burger, which is a half-pound monster burger with Andouillie Sausage, Fried Egg, Smoked Gouda, and Bacon. (It’s fun to hear Otto pronounce “Gouda” the Dutch way.) I ordered the Reuben after Steph assured me that it was a good one. Corbin decided on the Huckleberry Chicken Sandwich - A broiled chicken patty smothered in Huckleberry Barbecue sauce. Otto was impressed by the condiments on the table. Among other things, they had his essentials: ketchup, Tabasco, and mustard. He likes to mix the ketchup and Tabasco for dipping his fries. Speaking of fries, our plates were delivered and we were all impressed by the fries. When I commented on how amazing the fries were, Steph informed us that they were cooked in beef tallow. They were crispy and crunchy on the outside and warm and soft on the inside. My Reuben was beautifully plated, the swirls on the grilled bread reminded me of Van Gogh’s “Starry Night” painting. The corned beef inside was sliced thick and was very tender. The sauerkraut was plentiful and flavorful. My sandwich was as delicious as it was beautiful. Otto’s monster burger was the story of the day. He tried eating it on the bun at first, but the massive pile of meat was too much. He ended up with the bun on the plate as he bite by bite disassembled the rest of the sandwich with his knife and fork. Corbin enjoyed his chicken sandwich and stated, “This is the first time I’ve ever had huckleberry sauce on a sandwich.” He also added that he really enjoyed his fries. Great food, comfortable seating, stimulating conversation, and wonderful service. We thoroughly enjoyed our time with Corbin at the Montana Bar & Grill.

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What services does Montana City Grill & Saloon provide?

Montana City Grill & Saloon is listed under American restaurant. See the About and Additional details sections on this page for more information.

What are the business hours?

Current opening hours are listed in the Business hours panel. Calling ahead is recommended for holiday schedules.

How can I contact Montana City Grill & Saloon?

Call (406) 449-8890, or use the email and website links in the Contact details panel.

Where is the business located?

The business is located at 4 Mt Hwy 518, Montana City, Montana, 59634, United States. Use the map on this page for directions.