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The historic Sacajawea Hotel recalls another era.
Just down the block, the super-casual and family-friendly
Naked Noodle
(27 S. Willson
Ave., 406/585-4501, 11am-9:30pm Mon.-Sat., 11am-9pm Sun., $6.50-13.75) dishes up
pasta that is cooked and topped to order as you stand watch. The hearty salads—like Korean
beef—are excellent too.
Another spot for fresh, creative cuisine is right across the street from the Museum of
the Rockies.
Sola Café
(290 W. Kagy Ave., 406/922-7652,
www.solacafe.com
,
6am-9pm
Mon.-Sat., 7am-8pm Sun., $5-18) is a superb place for salads, panini, soups, sandwiches,
and an assortment of fresh-baked goodies. Sola is also a full-service coffee bar. Online and
text ordering along with a drive-through window make gourmet take-out dinners a great
option.
Right downtown and worth noting is
Ted's Montana Grill
(105 W. Main St., 406/
587-6000,
www.tedsmontanagrill.com
,
Mon.-Thurs. 11am-10pm, Fri.-Sat. 11am-11pm,
Sun. 11am-9pm, $12-30) in the historic Baxter hotel. It is the flagship restaurant of local
part-time resident and unequivocal philanthropist and land steward Ted Turner. Everything
