Eat · Still Old School · Montana Original
Borrie's
Four generations on Smelter Avenue. Same sauce, hand-rolled ravioli, and a supper-club clock that still makes sense.
Era
The years people date by a war, a mine, or a grandparent.
Eat · Still Old School · Montana Original
Four generations on Smelter Avenue. Same sauce, hand-rolled ravioli, and a supper-club clock that still makes sense.
Eat · Still Old School · Montana Original
Hi-Line supper stop with 1932 roots. Steaks, shrimp, tap beer, and a First Street landmark east-enders still use.
Drink · Still Old School · Montana Original
The Northern since 1919. Railroad bar that became the town's default, still open on Central.
Stay · Still Old School · Montana Original
A working Uptown hotel from 1924, still checking people in when chain lodging sits by the interstate.
Stay · Still Old School · Montana Original
Main Street hotel since 1912. Original lobby bones, pressed-tin ceiling, and rooms that still rent by the night.
Eat · Still Old School
Montana's early drive-in habit, still in the same building. Burgers, shakes, and a counter that came back.
Drink · Still Old School · Montana Original
Warm beer, cold burgers, same corner since the 1890s. People still call it the Mo Club.
Drink · Still Old School · Montana Original
Butte's all-hours bar-and-cafe habit, still on Main Street after a fire that would have finished a weaker place.
Drink · Still Old School · Montana Original
Main Street since 1908. Tile floor, tin ceiling, steamboat-era bar, and a neon Montana that still lights up.
Stay · Still Old School · Montana Original
Railroad hotel since 1904 in the middle of Livingston. Rooms, a lobby, and a town that still uses the block.
Drink · Still Old School · Montana Original
Central Avenue since 1908. A Whitefish bar that outlasted the railroad town's remake into a destination.
Stay · Still Old School · Montana Original
Railroad hotel at the Missouri headwaters since 1910. White clapboard, front porch, and rooms that still book.