Burns Street Studio, Missoula Montana Guidebook
Food scene
Hunter Bay - Toole Ave. Cafe
812 Toole AveThe Still Room
1609 W Broadway StFancy Fancy! $$$ reservations required, very European, excellent, highly recommended! boxcarmissoula.com
7 locals recommend
Boxcar Bistro
875 Wyoming StreetFancy Fancy! $$$ reservations required, very European, excellent, highly recommended! boxcarmissoula.com
Wally and Buck
319 E Front StExcellent burgers downtown near the Missoula Public Library.
The Top Hat
134 W Front St
Front Street Pizza
315 East Front Street
Ducrey Chocolate Maker
311 East Front Streethttps://www.ducreychocolate.com
The Notorious P.I.G. BBQ
247 W Front StGo early to get "burnt ends" yum! Good BBQ!
The Camino
105 N Pattee StGood Mexican Food
SoupFarm
901 North Orange StreetA Missoula breakfast restaurant since 1964. I like the Dutch Baby!
28 locals recommend
Paul's Pancake Parlor
2305 Brooks StA Missoula breakfast restaurant since 1964. I like the Dutch Baby!
Dog & Bicycle Bakery & Café
Double K Ranch Deli
Good sandwiches!
The Den
Climbing
Freestone Climbing Center
1200 Shakespeare StCider House and Tap Houses
Western Cider Co.
501 N California StThe Dram Shop
229 E Front St
Cranky Sam Public House
233 West Main StreetVery well curated tap house.
Cambie Taphouse + Coffee Sawmill District
Curated beer and wine with good food.
Craft Breweries
Draught Works
915 Toole AveImagine Nation Brewing Co
1151 W Broadway StHighlander Beer
200 International DrConflux Brewing Company
210 N Pattee StTamarack Brewing Co
231 W Front StBayern Brewing, Inc.
1507 Montana StHealth Food Store
Good Food Store
1600 S 3rd St WSamar International Food Market
Neighborhoods
This historic neighborhood is within easy walking and biking distance from downtown and quick access to I-90 from Orange Street. Missoula’s Westside is a mellow, eclectic family neighborhood spanning both sides of the Clark Fork River along Russell St. Many of the streets north of the Clark Fork River are named for famous English language authors such as Shakespeare, Poe and Byron. The neighborhood was developed early around the mills and the railroad industries. The railroad is going strong but many of the mills and warehouses have been turned into artist studios and housing. My favorite thing about this neighborhood is the predominance of urban farming. Many lawns have been replaced with garden plots and there seems to be at least one chicken coop on every block. It’s hard to believe that one can walk a few block south and you are in the middle of Missoula’s commercial area on Broadway and Russell!
Westside
This historic neighborhood is within easy walking and biking distance from downtown and quick access to I-90 from Orange Street. Missoula’s Westside is a mellow, eclectic family neighborhood spanning both sides of the Clark Fork River along Russell St. Many of the streets north of the Clark Fork River are named for famous English language authors such as Shakespeare, Poe and Byron. The neighborhood was developed early around the mills and the railroad industries. The railroad is going strong but many of the mills and warehouses have been turned into artist studios and housing. My favorite thing about this neighborhood is the predominance of urban farming. Many lawns have been replaced with garden plots and there seems to be at least one chicken coop on every block. It’s hard to believe that one can walk a few block south and you are in the middle of Missoula’s commercial area on Broadway and Russell!
Bowling Alley
Westside Lanes & Fun Center
1615 Wyoming St