Top Restaurants in Missoula & Vicinity

Anonymous   -   From the outside this looked promising. The building has the look of a new log lodge. Walking in you are greeted by high vaulted ceilings and impressi ... more

Anonymous   -   From the outside this looked promising. The building has the look of a new log lodge. Walking in you are greeted by high vaulted ceilings and impressive timbers. The impression is the dining is casual but the prices are high. We went early in the day to look at the menu and plan for the evening. The hostess handed us a small soft leather bound menu. The prices were a tad high on most items and very high on some. We decided we would come back for dinner. A little before 8pm we returned. The place was far from busy yet we stood at the hostess station for several minutes seemingly invisible to the numerous staff milling about. That was the first tip off that all would not be going well. Someone approached us and asked if we were being helped. That was the second tip off. Patrons standing at the hostess station would seem to be an obvious clue. The gentleman who asked the question scurried away when we told him no. Soon what appeared to be a server appeared and asked us how many in our party, then asked us for the first and last name. That seemed odd since there was no waiting. Soon the hostess we had seen earlier in the day appeared and took over. We asked how many people come in, look at the menu, say they will be back, but never return. She said "a lot". We were seated in a corner of the room and left with menus. We waited, and waited, and waited. Staff wandered about attending to other diners. We were never acknowledged, offered water, or told someone would be with us. So we waited and waited. We watched the male server chat with the table next to us. We saw him take their dessert order, then return for more chat. He never even nodded at us. He just seemed satisified showing us his rear end and yammering with the dessert ordering patrons. He left and we waited and waited. We watched employees walk by, attend other tables, and at one time watched what appeared to be a bus person yawn, look bored, look through us and wander off. The server brought the dessert to the table next to us. He sat the desserts in front of the diners and stated how wonderful they looked (We assumed he was speaking of the desserts not the diners.) Then he began chatting with them again. So we knew it was time to make our exit. We got up, gatherd our belongings and walked through the room to the front. Not one employee bothered to ask why we were leaving. When we got to the hostess station we saw two young ladies standing there talking to each other. One looked at us and walked to the register with the annoyed look of a hostess who has to ring up a patron who did not pay the server. We told the hostess we were leaving because we were never served. She looked surprised and said she was sorry. She said she thought someone would be with us. That was an odd statement. If I worked in a restaurant I wouldn't think customers would be served, I would KNOW they would. We asked to talk to the manager. A young man standing by the station hurried away and soon a gentleman in a white shirt appeared. We explained what happened and he bobbed his head in acknowledgement and blinked his eyes. When we said no one should be treated this was he said " You are right". He blinked and bobbed his head but NEVER offered to make things right. He never offered to seat us and make sure we were served. He seemed content to know a very unsatisfied party of diners were walking out. While we were talking to him a group of employees gathered in a group across the room and whispered and watched us. We pointed out this to the manager and told him how annoying that was to see. We left with several thoughts. 1) If you charge high prices your service must be high. Blue Canyon failed. 2) If your service is lacking and it is pointed out to management, take some quick action to satisfy. Blue Canyon failed. 3) Blue Canyon made a wise decision in locating next to Hooters. Our night ended on a high note with great food at a much more reasonable cost. First impressions are important. We won't be back to Blue Canyon and from the look of their business on a Friday night neither will be many others. less

Jaree H.   -   Prices are a little high for the quality of food. I ordered a taco salad and a medium drink for $7.20. Not bad except my taco salad was lettuce, 7 chi ... more

Jaree H.   -   Prices are a little high for the quality of food. I ordered a taco salad and a medium drink for $7.20. Not bad except my taco salad was lettuce, 7 chips, meat, onions, & a side of salsa. Great decorations to look at though! less

Jaree H.   -   Great little place, hot in the summer though. Meals size was huge compared to price you pay for it. Very authentic, have awesome homemade salsa!! Reco ... more

Jaree H.   -   Great little place, hot in the summer though. Meals size was huge compared to price you pay for it. Very authentic, have awesome homemade salsa!! Recommend anytime you're craving really good mexican food. less

Mike S.   -   This restaraunt is not only one of the best in Montana, but quite possibly one of the best in this part of the country. It's a nice, if crowded ... more

Mike S.   -   This restaraunt is not only one of the best in Montana, but quite possibly one of the best in this part of the country. It's a nice, if crowded, atmosphere. very unique. and the food is amazing! Their pizza is to dye for (I have an uncle from chicago who says it's better than anything they have down there) and the rest of their food is just as good. They don't take reservations, so you usually have a wait, but it's definately worth it. less

Mike S.   -   Have yet to have something at Romeo's that I didn't like. The service is nice and the food is delightful. Good place to go for those lookin ... more

Mike S.   -   Have yet to have something at Romeo's that I didn't like. The service is nice and the food is delightful. Good place to go for those looking for good food on a budget. less

Anonymous   -   It was good but if you go later there are usually a few older locals who are getting very intoxicated. One native american man i saw was about 300 p ... more

Anonymous   -   It was good but if you go later there are usually a few older locals who are getting very intoxicated. One native american man i saw was about 300 pounds, trying to start fights, but he was escorted out after trying to smoke cigarettes inside repeatedly. With all the drunk people it was hard to enjoy the food. dont take a date. less