Tongue River Winery B&B.’s guidebook
Food scene
A good Montana steakhouse with apple smoked rotisserie meats as well. Dining area is separate from the bar; it also has an outdoor dining area when weather permits.
6 locals recommend
Black Iron Grill Rotisserie
2901 Boutelle StA good Montana steakhouse with apple smoked rotisserie meats as well. Dining area is separate from the bar; it also has an outdoor dining area when weather permits.
Mexico Lindo
717 S Haynes AveGreat Mexican food this far north! Nice decor, friendly people, authentic food.
Child-friendly restaurant right next to the Trail's Inn. Play area for small children; child-friendly food plus drinks available from next door for adults.
Range Riders Cafe
607 Main StreetChild-friendly restaurant right next to the Trail's Inn. Play area for small children; child-friendly food plus drinks available from next door for adults.
Up above the town with great views of the valley and river! Popular for pizza, sandwiches, and locally-made finger steaks. Game room for kids as well.
Airport Inn
153 Montana 59Up above the town with great views of the valley and river! Popular for pizza, sandwiches, and locally-made finger steaks. Game room for kids as well.
Newly reopened family restaurant known for its famous tomato soup; breakfast all day.
Four B's Restaurant
1406 South Haynes AvenueNewly reopened family restaurant known for its famous tomato soup; breakfast all day.
Family restaurant with a large menu featuring all-day breakfast, burgers, sandwiches, soup......
Gallagher's Family Restaurant
1215 South Haynes AvenueFamily restaurant with a large menu featuring all-day breakfast, burgers, sandwiches, soup......
600 Cafe
600 Main StreetTHE downtown breakfast and lunch place. Not fancy but lots of food!
Coffee, homemade breads, interesting sandwiches, soups and salads (and burgers too) to eat inside or in the outside patio.
Main Street Grind
713 Main StCoffee, homemade breads, interesting sandwiches, soups and salads (and burgers too) to eat inside or in the outside patio.
Their own homemade crust makes this pizza special! Thick or thin crust with lots of toppings. Soft drinks only. Outdoor patio and indoor dining as well as carry-out.
Seabeck Pizza
215 South Lake AvenueTheir own homemade crust makes this pizza special! Thick or thin crust with lots of toppings. Soft drinks only. Outdoor patio and indoor dining as well as carry-out.
Presently only carry-out but they do a bang-up job on that! Almost always more than you can eat.
New Hunan Restaurant
1711 South Haynes AvenuePresently only carry-out but they do a bang-up job on that! Almost always more than you can eat.
Right next to the 600 cafe but known as a steakhouse with a really good salad/soup bar, alfredo noodles and bread with every dinner. Check for hours.
Hole In the Wall Family Dining
602 Main StreetRight next to the 600 cafe but known as a steakhouse with a really good salad/soup bar, alfredo noodles and bread with every dinner. Check for hours.
bars and pubs
Truly historic bar complete with long-horned steers, original bar, pressed metal ceiling and tiled floor, just like it was in the late 1800's. Food available there and dining next door at Tubb's Pub. Don't miss this piece of history!
Montana Bar
612 Main StreetTruly historic bar complete with long-horned steers, original bar, pressed metal ceiling and tiled floor, just like it was in the late 1800's. Food available there and dining next door at Tubb's Pub. Don't miss this piece of history!
Largest selection of beers and ciders on tap for 500 miles! Home of Mama Stella's pizza as well as sandwiches and burgers to go with that beer. They even have Tongue River wine on tap!
Trails Inn Tap Haus
605 Main StreetLargest selection of beers and ciders on tap for 500 miles! Home of Mama Stella's pizza as well as sandwiches and burgers to go with that beer. They even have Tongue River wine on tap!
Pinball-themed dining/bar area with big tanks on display! Interesting menu and their own beer as well as others on tap (including TR wine!). Watch your favorite team here too.
Tilt Würks Brewhouse & Casino
420 Pacific AvePinball-themed dining/bar area with big tanks on display! Interesting menu and their own beer as well as others on tap (including TR wine!). Watch your favorite team here too.
Yes it's a tavern but very family-friendly with pool tables and games in a large area. Good selection of pizzas, sandwiches and specials.
Yellowstone Tavern
3008 Valley Drive EastYes it's a tavern but very family-friendly with pool tables and games in a large area. Good selection of pizzas, sandwiches and specials.
Sightseeing
Every piece of cowboy history you ever wanted to see is here, from old Miles Town to Fort Keogh officer's residence.
Range Rider's Museum
435 Interstate 94 BusinessEvery piece of cowboy history you ever wanted to see is here, from old Miles Town to Fort Keogh officer's residence.
Traveling shows plus historic photos in a most unique location - the old waterworks on the banks of the Yellowstone! Artwork is hung in what were huge nearly underground water tanks, so conditions are perfect. Whatever the show it's always interesting.
WaterWorks Art Museum
85 Water Plant RdTraveling shows plus historic photos in a most unique location - the old waterworks on the banks of the Yellowstone! Artwork is hung in what were huge nearly underground water tanks, so conditions are perfect. Whatever the show it's always interesting.
Walking and hiking
A nearby hiking area that gets you into the pine hills and above with great views of buttes and the river. A wonderful place to stretch your legs!
Strawberry Hill Recreation Area
A nearby hiking area that gets you into the pine hills and above with great views of buttes and the river. A wonderful place to stretch your legs!
Very nice place to get right to the Yellowstone River. Take a picnic and enjoy finding rocks (the Yellowstone is famous for agates) or just skip them across the ripples.
Matthew's Recreational
249 Tusler RdVery nice place to get right to the Yellowstone River. Take a picnic and enjoy finding rocks (the Yellowstone is famous for agates) or just skip them across the ripples.
This is a hike-in only park that takes you by several interpretive signs on an island where it is thought that Louis and Clark may have camped. It may not be accessible when the river is high.
Pirogue Island State Park
This is a hike-in only park that takes you by several interpretive signs on an island where it is thought that Louis and Clark may have camped. It may not be accessible when the river is high.
Dog-friendly park just across from the fairgrounds, with nature trails, fishing, and swimming beaches (free!). Picnic tables and toilets available.
Spotted Eagle Recreation Area
Dog-friendly park just across from the fairgrounds, with nature trails, fishing, and swimming beaches (free!). Picnic tables and toilets available.
Coffee!
Very interesting, artsy decor with wonderful homemade treats to go with that latte, tea, or other specialty. Order in or drive through but much more fun to go in and check it out. Don't miss the Girl Ran Away with the Spoon gift store across the street!
The Ugly Mug
115 N 7th StVery interesting, artsy decor with wonderful homemade treats to go with that latte, tea, or other specialty. Order in or drive through but much more fun to go in and check it out. Don't miss the Girl Ran Away with the Spoon gift store across the street!
A Montana company open early to late with lots of drink options plus breakfast and lunch take-aways. Dine-in or Drive-through; outdoor patio as well.
City Brew Coffee
719 S Haynes AveA Montana company open early to late with lots of drink options plus breakfast and lunch take-aways. Dine-in or Drive-through; outdoor patio as well.
Cute little coffee drive-through with a large selection of interesting drinks. They won a national competition with one of their creations!
The Ruby
308 N Custer AveCute little coffee drive-through with a large selection of interesting drinks. They won a national competition with one of their creations!
Kravings' Coffee
2705 Main StDrive-through right off Main Street on your way downtown.
City/town information
Started as a wild frontier town supporting Fort Keogh, Miles City is became important to the cattle industry. It is here that the cattle driven up from Texas crossed the Yellowstone on their way to the shipping yards. The original cattlemen's organization which included men such as Teddy Roosevelt and Pierre Wibaux met here. Somewhat later it became the largest horse-raising area in the nation. Cattle remains the dominant industry in the area, but Miles City is also eastern Montana's biggest health, financial, and education center. The community college has been recognized as one of the best in the nation and works hard to provide its students with marketable skills and a good education. In addition the arts flourish here on the prairie with a number of painters, sculptors, and potters. Much of downtown still looks like it did in the early 1900's, but the shops are different - come check them out! Visit the museums, have a picnic in one of the parks, swim in our natural oasis or do some fishing and hiking. And enjoy a glass of local wine at the Tongue River Winery!
6 locals recommend
Miles City
Started as a wild frontier town supporting Fort Keogh, Miles City is became important to the cattle industry. It is here that the cattle driven up from Texas crossed the Yellowstone on their way to the shipping yards. The original cattlemen's organization which included men such as Teddy Roosevelt and Pierre Wibaux met here. Somewhat later it became the largest horse-raising area in the nation. Cattle remains the dominant industry in the area, but Miles City is also eastern Montana's biggest health, financial, and education center. The community college has been recognized as one of the best in the nation and works hard to provide its students with marketable skills and a good education. In addition the arts flourish here on the prairie with a number of painters, sculptors, and potters. Much of downtown still looks like it did in the early 1900's, but the shops are different - come check them out! Visit the museums, have a picnic in one of the parks, swim in our natural oasis or do some fishing and hiking. And enjoy a glass of local wine at the Tongue River Winery!