Drink · Still Old School
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Merrill Avenue bar that Glendive kept after a gutting fire. Swiss brat, lunch plates, and an east-end habit.
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The question isn't whether it's the best restaurant in town. It's whether the place still feels like Montana.
Drink · Still Old School
Merrill Avenue bar that Glendive kept after a gutting fire. Swiss brat, lunch plates, and an east-end habit.
Eat · Still Old School
Same bakery job since 1978: scratch baking, early hours, and a South 3rd address people still give as directions.
Shop · Still Old School
Five sets of owners in more than a century. It still fills prescriptions and sells candy and souvenirs up front.
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.
Do · Still Old School · Montana Original
Local nonprofit hill since 1955. Affordable tickets, community board, and the blue light on the Baxter when it snows.
Drink · Still Old School
If Augusta had a town hall, the local paper said, it would be the Buckhorn. Same family behind the bar since 1959.
Not the scenic one. The one that tells you a lunch counter is still open in Havre.
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A Beaverhead County ski hill about 40 miles from Dillon, with $45 adult tickets the last time anyone posted a price.
Drink · Still Old School · Montana Original
"Warm Beer, Cold Burgers" is the bar's own motto. Serving Missoula since 1890 by its own count, and people still call it the Mo Club.
Drink · Still Old School
Butte's all-hours bar and cafe, back on Main Street, next door, after the 2021 fire.
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.
Drink · Still Old School
Main Street tavern in a 1911 building, pouring since 1977 over Spring Creek. Central Montana last call.
Drink · Still Old School · Montana Original
Sawdust, peanuts, and North Main since 1957. Moose Miller's remodel stuck, and the saloon kept the name.
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.
Eat · Still Old School
Same Brooks Street breakfast habit since 1963. Eighteen pancake varieties and a room that still feels like a parlor.
Do · Still Old School
Local hill since 1960. Close enough to town that kids still learn here before they chase bigger mountains.
Drink · Still Old School
Central Avenue since 1908. A Whitefish bar that outlasted the railroad town's remake into a destination.
Shop · Still Old School
Opened on Bell Street the day the founder's son was born, carried customers on account through the Depression, and is still family-owned.
See · Still Old School
The only auditorium in Powell County. School plays, recitals, funerals and the Friday movie all happen in the same room.