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It is a beautiful drive to Lewistown from wherever you were at. The old architecture in town is wonderful to look at. The Charlie Russell chew Choo takes off from there. And it is the center of Montana. There is lots of fishing and hiking if you are an outdoor type I recommend. Also if you like architecture I recommend

Horrible owner. I was double charged and she was horribly rude. First at noon she told me she needed to get approval to refund my money and she would call me back. At 5 I called her back and she pretended to not remember talking to me until I asked for a manager then she claimed to be owner and suddenly remembered talking to me and proceeded to yell at me for calling back and she would refund my money when she got the cash we paid with back from an employee who stole it. Then when she discovered I had left a bad review she refused my refund until I removed my review. I did finally get my refund but overall have never dealt with such poor customer service. Also I have now at 7:30 “missed” SIX CALLS from this woman. Please see attached photos for proof of all this.

We were mostly passing though but would suggest Harry’s Cafe as place to eat. We visited the fisheries/hatchery and the ghost town / Judys lookout. All were easy and simple for short visit. Also downtown laundry facility was fabulous.

Sadly most things we wanted to see were either closed by Covid-19 or the 4th of July. If we had come a little earlier we would have eaten at the fancy Oriental restaurant, but we just missed it! Loved the brand-new grocery store at the end of town. Other big stores were open to catch the 4th of July crowd. Excellent food at one of their restaurants, I think it was called Doc Hollidays? or some western name. My husband loved their steaks.

Beautiful, attractive small town with very nice, accommodating people. Loved the Judith mountains and the Central Lewistown church of Christ that we visited. The Six 18 Coffee shop on W. Main St. had excellent coffee, food and atmosphere.

Lewistown preserves what is still great about America's small towns. It is an energetic, vital community keeping and restoring its traditions while adapting sensibly to modern times. Prices are reasonable! There's no excuse to shop in Great Falls. The boutiques, the cafes, the services are here. And without the headache of urban traffic.