bars

Back in the day, every town in Montana seemed to have a Mint bar. Of those that remain, which ones have you visited?

Montana seems to be packed with margarita connoisseurs, and thankfully some very decent choices when it comes to the tequila-based favorite. From simple and traditional to exotic and experimental, locals shared their favorites.

This beloved stop for rally-goers might just be the perfect investment for the right adventurer with a taste for nostalgia.

Finding a restaurant with a great view can be difficult, even in Montana. But we took the guesswork out of the search, and created a list of several Montana restaurants and bars that don't slack off when it comes to scenery.

Montana has some of the coolest, funkiest, and most historic bars and saloons in America. Some are award-winning, while others are simply a community gathering place. Montana's small town bars are packed with character.

Tickets to any of the Montana State University football home games absolutely flew off the shelves. There weren't that many available to begin with when they went on sale to the general public. So, where are the best places to watch the games on TV if you didn't score tickets?

Montana dive bars. They're not everyone's cup of tea but they're certainly my cup of tea. Dare I say that dive bars define the locality of a town? Not sure. I just know that I love them as do many a Montanan. A few of the best have left us, but here's a list of what locals had to say when asked about their favorite dive bar in Montana.

Every great college town has a great college town bar. In Bozeman- we all know the Rockin' R. Just in time for the weekend something cool is going up over the Rockin' R on Friday.

Sure, technically any bar could be a "Husband Day Care"... but the sign makes it that much better.

You can own an iconic piece of Montana history.