Butte restaurants

The Pekin Noodle Parlor has closed its doors after over a century of serving up comfort food and cherished memories. Let’s reminisce about what made it special.

After over a century of warm meals and cherished memories, a beloved Butte institution is closing its doors for good.

Butte's got more than just basketball this weekend—get ready for mouthwatering meals at spots that locals can't stop raving about.

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and if you’re looking for a romantic meal, Southwest Montana has some delicious surprises waiting for you.

A new burrito spot has opened up, and the local foodie scene is buzzing. But is Chipotle the ultimate choice, or do we have hidden gems?

When you step into The Local, it feels like a cozy slice of city life right here in Butte. Fresh meals await you!

At least in my household, pizza is as important part of the Cat/Griz game as chips, beer and refreshments. With the undefeated Bobcats represented by hometown hero Tommy Mellott and hosting the game in Bozman, the stakes are high, and tickets are hard to come by. If you're like many of us who will be watching the game from home here in Butte, here are a few recommendations for some of our town's best pizza for you and your guests to enjoy.

Have you checked out the old Stephens Hotel on the corner of Park and Montana? Well, you may have and just not realized it. The Stephens Block, on the southeast corner of the intersection was once part of a bustling Uptown urban environment with the mines in full operation, shops that rivaled those of New York or Chicago and 24/7 entertainment and nightlife just down Park Street. Today? Different, yet familiar.

The Montana Folk Festival is one of Butte's biggest events of the entire year. People from literally all over the world converge on the Mining City for one of the region's biggest and best music festivals. Are you one of the thousands who will be joining us from out of town? Here are a few of our picks for a quick bite or a sit-down meal.

I don't think any of us can imagine a summer without an ice cream cone. I have fond memories of my father sneaking me away from our house on Diamond Street, walking up to the old S&L Ice Cream Parlor and selecting something from their crazy menu that they had descriptively painted on the back wall. Great memories. Although the S&L was hand-dipped and is long gone, if you're craving a cone there are still a few places around where you can get your soft-serve fix.