Uptown Butte
Food and Drink Scene
Great pub and bottle shop with a nice menu of small eats. Best selection of harder to find beers in town and our favorite bar in Butte.
9 habitants recommandent
Slainte Butte America Pub
8 South Montana StreetGreat pub and bottle shop with a nice menu of small eats. Best selection of harder to find beers in town and our favorite bar in Butte.
Visit the tasting room of this local distillery that is a 10 minute walk from the apartment.
20 habitants recommandent
Headframe Spirits
21 S Montana StVisit the tasting room of this local distillery that is a 10 minute walk from the apartment.
Best place for breakfast and coffee in Butte and only a five minute walk from the apartment.
20 habitants recommandent
Hummingbird Cafe
605 W Park StBest place for breakfast and coffee in Butte and only a five minute walk from the apartment.
We love the atmosphere of this brewery and the pizza is stellar. This is a drive from the apartment, but worth the time in the car.
15 habitants recommandent
Butte Brewing Company
465 E Galena StWe love the atmosphere of this brewery and the pizza is stellar. This is a drive from the apartment, but worth the time in the car.
Quarry Brewing
124 W Broadway StGreat beer and a five minute walk from the apartment
Incredible homemade Italian food. The ravioli is our favorite!
9 habitants recommandent
Front Street Market & Catering
8 W Front StIncredible homemade Italian food. The ravioli is our favorite!
Upscale, family-owned bar/eatery since 1946 with an old-timey atmosphere & Italian-American recipes.
9 habitants recommandent
Lydia's Supper Club
4915 Harrison AveUpscale, family-owned bar/eatery since 1946 with an old-timey atmosphere & Italian-American recipes.
This place admittedly looks a bit divey/scary from the outside, but head in for their famous "Wop Chop". Manager Jolene Rohan has been working at the Freeway Tavern for 32 years. This historic restaurant and bar was started by her father and uncle back in 1962. Her family comes from an Italian background and decided to name a special pork chop sandwich the "wop chop." It has been called a "Montana Treasure".
6 habitants recommandent
Freeway Tavern
2001 South Montana StreetThis place admittedly looks a bit divey/scary from the outside, but head in for their famous "Wop Chop". Manager Jolene Rohan has been working at the Freeway Tavern for 32 years. This historic restaurant and bar was started by her father and uncle back in 1962. Her family comes from an Italian background and decided to name a special pork chop sandwich the "wop chop." It has been called a "Montana Treasure".
Sightseeing
Awesome trails and beautiful scenery! Perfect for horses, dogs, bikes, hikes or casual strolling. Beautiful bridge and multiple tunnels.
Thompson park
9930 Highway 10Awesome trails and beautiful scenery! Perfect for horses, dogs, bikes, hikes or casual strolling. Beautiful bridge and multiple tunnels.
"Our Lady of the Rockies" stands 90 feet atop the continental divide, at an elevation of 8,510 feet, overlooking the city of Butte. You can only officially reach her by scheduling a tour but we've accessed her by hiking on the continental divide and taking an off trail detour.
15 habitants recommandent
Our Lady of the Rockies
"Our Lady of the Rockies" stands 90 feet atop the continental divide, at an elevation of 8,510 feet, overlooking the city of Butte. You can only officially reach her by scheduling a tour but we've accessed her by hiking on the continental divide and taking an off trail detour.
Guided tours of the Copper King Mansion are available during the summer months from 10am to 4pm. Guides lead tours through the 34-room Victorian mansion elaborating on the history of the building and the people who built it and made it their home, about the many unique aspects of the mansion's construction and operation, and about the many original artifacts that furnish the mansion. Tours are $20 for adults and $10 for children.
15 habitants recommandent
Copper King Mansion
219 W Granite StGuided tours of the Copper King Mansion are available during the summer months from 10am to 4pm. Guides lead tours through the 34-room Victorian mansion elaborating on the history of the building and the people who built it and made it their home, about the many unique aspects of the mansion's construction and operation, and about the many original artifacts that furnish the mansion. Tours are $20 for adults and $10 for children.