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| Downtown's HOT SPOT for a COOL Drink!! |
We Recommend......
These are businesses that we recommend based on our personal experiences. This is our opinion, take
it for what it is worth. They did not pay to be listed here.
Where to eat in the Great Falls Area.....
Grand Union Hotel in Fort Benton. This is a wonderful old hotel that has been lovingly restored. The
food is excellent. It is abut a 45 minute drive from Great Falls (short, by Montana standards). The owner's
name is Cheryl and you might find her at the front desk, or hostessing the dining room or doing any other
job that needs to be done. The bartender might be local artist Brian Morger (you can tell by the Elvis
impersonation). Lots of history in this place. Plan on spending an hour or so taking a walk on the levee
and travelling back in time. Web site: www.grandunionhotel.com.
Fly Fisher Inn: Rick and Lynne are friends of ours. Lynne does the cooking and Rick plays the
gracious host. This is a private club, but a lifetime membership is extremely reasonable (it was $25.00
when we joined). Rick takes you fishing on the Missouri, or the Smith. If you decide to spend the night,
the rooms are clean and functional. The really special things about this place are the location, the food,
and Rick and Lynne. Web site: www.flyfisherinn.com.
MacKenzie River Pizza: We usually don't include chains, but the cheery staff, excellent selection of fine
wines and beers and consistent attention to detail require an exception. This is our favorite place for an
informal meal with friends. The location is excellent too, right on the river. The only complaint has been
that the background music used to get a little too loud, but they seem to have resolved this recently.
Rikki's: Pizza and pasta and a full bar. Try the family style salad. The kids will like the selection of
speciality pizza designed just for them. Great place to eat with the entire family when you just need a
great place to eat. Located on the corner of 13th Ave S and 9th St.
These are businesses that we recommend based on our personal experiences. This is our opinion, take
it for what it is worth. They did not pay to be listed here.
Where to eat in the Great Falls Area.....
Grand Union Hotel in Fort Benton. This is a wonderful old hotel that has been lovingly restored. The
food is excellent. It is abut a 45 minute drive from Great Falls (short, by Montana standards). The owner's
name is Cheryl and you might find her at the front desk, or hostessing the dining room or doing any other
job that needs to be done. The bartender might be local artist Brian Morger (you can tell by the Elvis
impersonation). Lots of history in this place. Plan on spending an hour or so taking a walk on the levee
and travelling back in time. Web site: www.grandunionhotel.com.
Fly Fisher Inn: Rick and Lynne are friends of ours. Lynne does the cooking and Rick plays the
gracious host. This is a private club, but a lifetime membership is extremely reasonable (it was $25.00
when we joined). Rick takes you fishing on the Missouri, or the Smith. If you decide to spend the night,
the rooms are clean and functional. The really special things about this place are the location, the food,
and Rick and Lynne. Web site: www.flyfisherinn.com.
MacKenzie River Pizza: We usually don't include chains, but the cheery staff, excellent selection of fine
wines and beers and consistent attention to detail require an exception. This is our favorite place for an
informal meal with friends. The location is excellent too, right on the river. The only complaint has been
that the background music used to get a little too loud, but they seem to have resolved this recently.
Rikki's: Pizza and pasta and a full bar. Try the family style salad. The kids will like the selection of
speciality pizza designed just for them. Great place to eat with the entire family when you just need a
great place to eat. Located on the corner of 13th Ave S and 9th St.