Butte
Butte in southwest Montana, "The Richest Hill on Earth" from around 1880 to 1920, was the largest and most notorious copper boom town in the American West, home to hundreds of saloons and a famous red-light district. The city still flaunts its legacy of industry, wealth and squalor. As the sign along I-15 states::"Butte has a most cosmopolitan population derived from the four corners of the world. She was a bold, unashamed, rootin', tootin' hell-roarin' camp in days gone by and still drinks her liquor straight."
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Pork Chop John
Fast food. Butte residents talk about the local variety of fried, breaded pork chop sandwich. Former Butte residents frequently wax nostalgic for Butte pasties and pork chops.
Mon-Sat 10:30AM–10:30PM
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The Derby
Steakhouse. If you want steak, it's arguably one of the best in town.
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Truzzolino Tamales
This takeout window sells several kinds of pasties as well as their generously filled version of cornmeal tamales, a recipe this Italian family learned as they migrated through Latin America before starting the business in 1896.
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Uptown Cafe
Good, more upscale American food; very good lunch served cafeteria style.
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Casagranda's Steakhouse
Steaks and seafood. Sushi night every Thursday.
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Joe's Pasties
The most classic pasty shop in town, since 1946.
7AM-7PM
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Lydia's Supper Club
Full-course dinners served with pride since 1946.
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Montana Club
American.
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Muzz and Stan's Freeway Tavern
Home of the Wop Chop. Family friendly for lunch.
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Sparky's Garage
Large automotive-themed bar and grill with great food.
10 of 10 places have map locations.