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Name: Montana's
Address: 4750 Rutherford Rd, Nanaimo, BC, V9T 5S5, CA
Telephone: (250) 758-2388
Price range: $$$

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4750 Rutherford Rd, Nanaimo, British Columbia, V9T 5S5, Canada

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TKP

Jun 9, 2019

The food was really good. I'd rate the food and service 4 stars quite easily. Unfortunately, the ambiance was a 2 star and left much to be desired. Between the screaming babies that the parents completely tuned out, and the staff did nothing proactively to address and the table playing mobile games at full volume it was a noisy, uncomfortable experience. I know this place bills itself as a family restaurant, but it's not a daycare. Unfortunately, if we can't eat in relative comfort when paying $50+ for lunch for two, it just doesn't matter how good the food is and sadly, we won't likely be back.

Dorthy Roi

May 29, 2019

Still chewing it. Bad cuts of meat dont bother no fat. Thanks for the Nice service. Husband cut with scissors the next day. I didnâ€™t end eat mine too home. Not sure what I should do with it to eat it as i cant chew it. Onion and potato for dinner was good and a nice treat. Canâ€™t open what you send. Itâ€™s true and right what I am saying. The meat had no fat, came burnt first and #2 was hard to cut. Just bad cuts on the menu ask her I told her

S JT

Mar 6, 2019

EDIT: I was surprised to receive a response from Montana's regarding my review, wanting to make things right, so I'm adding a star. They obviously care about their reputation, otherwise they wouldn't have bothered. I appreciate the effect they made to communicate with me & make things right. Thanks very much to Montana's for reaching out ðŸ‘ * ORIGINAL REVIEW Not terribly impressive. I ordered chicken fajitas, takeout, which I normally love at any other Montana's I've eaten at. It's pretty much a go-to on their menu. Unfortunately, this order of fajitas was REALLY CHEAP on the fajita fillings, such as lettuce, tomatoes, cheese - literally about a tablespoon & a half of each placed in a very large plastic container - yet I got an absolute boatload of salsa & sour cream. Containers were filled right to the top with sauce. Sadly, I ran out of fajita fillings long before I ran out of the grilled chicken & peppers, or the huge tubs salsa & sour cream. Absolutely no logic in the portions I received. The chicken itself was also EXTREMELY dry & the overall dish was quite flavorless. Very disappointing as I have not experienced this at any other Montana's I've visited. Unfortunately, wouldn't return & wouldn't recommend ðŸ‘Ž

Sammy Brandt

Apr 23, 2019

Lots of parking space, some seating areas are wheelchair accessible. Lots of food options, all very delicious and good quality at mid ranged prices. The spinach dip appetizer is to die for. There are funny signs on the walls. Also deliver on Skip the Dishes, though there was no in-store pickup last time I checked, only delivery.

Melanie Shigeoka

Apr 19, 2019

We went for my sons birthday and the 2 of us that had steak, found it to be very salty. Easy fix, next time we will ask for it with out the seasoning. The gravy was very salty also. Friendly server and everything else was so good.

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