Montana’s Saloon

Love it. Its a awesome bar great atmosphere looks kinda shady on the outside but its a whole new ball game on the inside. its deffinatly a karaōke bar they have it wednesday threw saturday. always have great drink specials it is the first thing i ask for when i walk in those doors. Also have plenty of t.v.s in this place a cozy comfy little nook with fireplace very relaxing just to sit and chat also 3 pool tables, dart board, and punching bag game. Sadly they no longer have steak night at this location but during the week they have awesome daily and monthly specials.

Now, I’m not a local and I don’t usually go to bars that allow smoking inside, but I was pleasantly surprised after walking into the front door of Montana’s. The atmosphere is very surprising inside with neat lighting around the bars, tons of seating, dance floor, and clean clean bathrooms. I went for karaōke night and to catch up with some friends and I had a great time and met some fun, polite new people. The smoking inside is almost unnoticeable and my clothes didn’t even smell like smoke when I left. Drinks are inexpensive and very tasty.
There are defiantly some people in the bar who have sour faces and obviously want to say some things to the newcomers frequenting the place, but they are pretty easy to ignore.
Go if you’re in the area and have a pleasant time in a country bar with great karaōke.

Though this is typically where I go, it’s fairly doubtful I’ll be going back. Mike the manager is rude. He drinks on the job. I also know two former bartenders at whom he barked orders like they were chained to the bar. There is never anyone new there and not a place to go.
Outside area is grossly underused. This place, by previous owners used to pop with customers. Now, if I were present owners, I would fire waitstaff and Bouncer, make the door you walk through not blinding fluorescents. The fake fire place is fun and it could be a good 19^th hole kinda place. Owners don’t know customer base, could attract a crowd with $ to spend. The only thing you had going for you was the DJ. I hear this is her second firing. I wouldn’t give Mike ability to hire or fire anyone.

Montana ’ s if they are in business a year from now it will be a god given miracle.
Me and a friend of mine went into Montana ’ s on 1÷20÷15 @ about 11:30 pm and ordered drinks and they were having Karaōke and the music was pretty loud to where it was difficult to talk and hear each other. Having started in the music industry in 1963 and then went on to become an audio engineer. I thought I would lend a helping hand to the girl working the mixing board. She stated she didn’t know much about that system (which was a very poor set up) and I asked if I could help her, she was sweet and good with customers and she said sure… so I did and the next thing I know a fellow by the name Mike shows up looking like he just got out of bed and ask the girl behind the board if someone had messed with the board. She told him yes that was me, he asked and I told him yes I did, his next reply in a very rude tone told me to get out!!! So my friend had to go with me. I explained to him that is not the way you treat customers that were referred by others to check this place out. Little does Mike know he now has lost 12 customers in one night. And we didn’t get our money back for our drinks we had to leave there! So I will be contacting the owner to see if he or she has a business attitude or one like Mikes. Very shocked and dissatisfied customer!

Good service, but few food options. Either pizza or chips. Mike (Bouncer and manager at this location) is an a-​hole sometimes, but usually tolerable.
There’s karaōke Wednesday through Saturday with Tracy, who is awesome, but the music hasn’t been updated in a couple of years.
As for the drinks, the selection is fair and the prices are low. They have specials all the time too.
Also, Korra is an awesome bartender.
Side note: The place is usually kinda dead, but some Fridays and Saturdays it’s busy. You never know here.