Big Timber Pizza Bakery

Timber Grill

➤ 116 McLeod Street, Big Timber, 59011, United States Of America

Menu • Grill • Burgers • American • North American

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"Drove from Tri Cities Tennessee to come here it's been 18 years was glad to see they had the stack fingers still... amazing ample food got to take some home . The atmosphere was a great vibe and low key . You know what your experience is like just walking in i guess like going to family member home. But seriously great food great atmosphere good prices (DISCLAIMER) was already here for family but it's been 18 years ago since I had their food and it still is impressive great job !!"

Thirsty Turtle Burgers Bbq

➤ 37 McLeod Street, Big Timber, 59011, United States Of America

Menu • Food • Cafés • Grill • Burgers

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"We ended calling this place the Salty Turtle because the atmosphere felt so rude. Everything was like no we can 't make your way don 't ask: uh aren 't I the customer? We are from the South and a place that operated this way would NEVER make it. It wasn 't that our server was rude, she just wasn 't nice and for a family of 5 to spend over 80 bucks on burgers, I expected more. The signage was rude too--we aren 't opposed to having rules but say it nicer. We felt like the motto of this restaurant was buy food here or not, we don 't give a crap Our food wasn 't bad but it wasn 't anything to write home about."

The Grand

➤ 139 Mccleod St, Big Timber, MT, 59011, United States

Menu • Cafés • Pasta • American • North American

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"I 've stayed at the Grand on three occasions under the previous management. I used to rave about it to anyone who would listen. That was then, this is now. I arrived July 3rd with a reservation. No one was there. Just a note on the front door stating that they were closed the 2nd, 3rd and 4th of July. NO NOTICE whatsoever for guests with reservations. Just that they were closed. I was dumbfounded. My first thought was that I needed to find alternate lodging quickly. I called another motel and very nearly booked a room. A passerby suggested that I ask the owner of the shop next door. So I did, and SHE suggested I try the back door. Of course, the back door why didn 't I think of that? There was a note, in blurry ink, with a phone number to call. The young woman gave me a code for the door and the key box inside, suggesting that she had sent me texts and e mail about this arrangement. I 'd received no such text or e mail. I 'm certain if I had booked another room after being turned away AT THE FRONT DOOR by their notice, I would have been charged for the night. Wait, it gets better. Once I had brought my luggage up to my room, I changed clothes and decided to walk around town. I pulled on the doorknob, AND IT CAME OUT OF THE DOOR. The outer knob, with the bolt attached, nearly fell out into the hallway. I was essentially imprisoned in my room. I could not grab the bolt, which had slipped inside the doorknob hole, with my fingers. And NO STAFF on hand to assist me. Luckily, I carry a multitool, and with the pliers, (which would just fit I carefully pried the bolt back into the room and was able to escape. Other issues the bedside 2 bulb lamp had one bulb...and it was burned out. There appeared to be no clock available in the room (and no staff on hand to give me a wakeup call until I found it stashed in a drawer the next day. Electrical cords were plugged into a multi outlet extension cord (is that to code? I spent the rest of my stay with their amenities card slipped between the door and the latch, to prevent being imprisoned again. This used to truly be a Grand hotel, but this new management has made it a comically stereotypical backwater bidness ... will they be open when you arrive? Or will there be a gone fishin ' sign on the door? try your luck. I 'll just end this by noting that I stayed at a competently managed hotel the next night (the actual 4th of July that I entered by the FRONT door, and LAND A GOSHEN, there was an actual concierge on duty to greet me! Stay here if you choose, but be damned sure you can get out of your room when you want to."

The Coffee Stop

➤ 415 West 1st Avenue, Big Timber, 59011, United States Of America

Menu • Cafés • Juice • Coffee • Bagels

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"I had high hopes for this café. The interior is cozy, the exterior has a charming, folksy vibe, and it's conveniently located. Inside, there's a welcoming atmosphere filled with a mix of locals and travelers chatting, relaxing, working, and reading. With a wide selection of coffees and flavors, I anticipated a nice escape from the holiday travel bustle with a delicious, caffeinated cup. Unfortunately, that was not the case. While the café itself is adorable, cozy, and reasonably priced with a great menu, the coffee fell short of my expectations. Perhaps my holiday mood skewed my judgment. I would consider giving this place another try, but with a bit of skepticism this time, hoping to be pleasantly surprised instead of let down."

Wok N Roll

➤ 403 Boulder Street, Big Timber, 59011, United States Of America

Menu • Asian • Lunch • Chinese • Seafood

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"The service was friendly overall, but I found the prices to be quite high for what I received. I genuinely want to give them a higher rating, but I just can’t. They definitely seem to be putting in the effort, and perhaps there are better options on the menu than the standard sweet and sour chicken. Unfortunately, I can't share any photos right now because my phone storage is full, but I’ll try to upload them once I free up some space!"