Montana's Trail House

We stopped in to have drinks before a show at Elsewhere. The interior and exterior design was that of a log cabin. They have a stacked bookshelf. I didn't see any of the patrons reading, but I would think they would let you read a book if you ask. The books were used in lieu of a billfold. We didn't eat, but the food smelled delicious. The style was Southern.

Cozy place with great food, exceptional drinks, and good service. The Brussels sprouts were some of the best I've ever eaten in my life-- I could have had a meal of just them, while the deviled eggs and fried green tomato sliders were also excellent. The brisket was exceptional and I would go back just to have it again. It was served more on the style of pot roast, but it was delicious. All of the drinks were great, but I found out I'm totally hooked on switchel + whiskey. We also had the date cake and the butterscotch pudding for dessert and they topped the meal off perfectly. Highly recommend this place and I can't wait to go back.

Great atmosphere, with a lot of emphasis on a rustic aesthetic, attention to detail, and a pleasant and competent wait staff. The place is not that big, so it can fill quickly, and wait time can easily blow out of proportion, but most of the time, the small feel is cozy, and helps add to the removed vibe. Full bar, pleasant outside area (weather permitting), and the food is really good. Sort of southern, sort of modern American, the food is a mix of spicy, salty, and comfort classics. Lots of inventive pairings, for the food and the drinks - make sure to keep an open mind, a lot of menu items force you out of your comfort zone, which I think is pretty cool. Overall, really fun dining experience, though probably a bit more expensive than other nearby options.