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Do you like beer? Do you love a great appetizer?   Then you need the Montana Brews & Bites card!  For only $48 you get two beverages and an appetizer at 11 local establishments.  That’s a savings of over 80%!  Check out the offers below, then click on the link and purchase yours today.  Once you receive your card in the mail, round up your friends and make plans for some fun.  The Montana Brews & Bites card also makes a great gift! 

•    Beef ‘O’Brady’s:  2 free drafts and any appetizer under $10.
•    City Bar:  Your choice of two drinks and either the famous City Bar Combo Basket or the City Wings Combo appetizer.  Total drink and appetizer value not to exceed $25.00.  After 4:00pm daily.
•    MT Pints: Enjoy our Sample Platter and 2 Pints of JJBC Beer.
•    The Crown: 2 Drinks (up to $5 each) and Pizza or Nachos.
•    3D Restaurant & Lounge:  Your choice of two drinks from our wine & beer selection, with an Asian appetizer plate: Egg Rolls, Pot Stickers or BBQ Pork.
•    Mighty Mo Brewing Company:  Two Pints of your choice of beer.  Plus enjoy your choice of one of the following:  Beer Pretzel Bites, Garlic Knots, or Cheesy Bread
•    Heritage Inn Max Casino: Two free drinks and an appetizer, with a value not to exceed $20.  Offer NOT available during the hours of 4:00pm – 7:00pm, daily.
•    The American Bar:  Two domestic draft beers and your choice of our amazing American Bar Nachos.
•    The Block:  Two beers and an individual sized nacho.
•    Hilton Garden Inn Garden Grill & Bar: Two beers of your choice or two glasses of house wine, plus one appetizer from our menu.
•    The Celtic Cowboy Pub & Restaurant:  Two drinks of your choice (up to $5 value each) and an appetizer of your choice (up to $10 value)

Beef ‘O’Brady’s: In 1985, Jim Mellody dreamed up the idea of a family friendly restaurant, a neighborhood pub where friends and families could gather to enjoy good food and sports in a fun, comfortable atmosphere. Together, with his wife Jeanette, they embellished the Brady family name and created the now-famous Beef 'O' Brady's®. Their first sports bar and grill opened in Brandon, Florida. The regulars quickly nicknamed it "Beef's®." Inspired by a love of sports, Jim filled his restaurant with TVs and satellite dishes so patrons could enjoy watching a vast array of sporting events. He also covered the walls with authentic sports memorabilia he had collected through the years. 
As a final touch, he made sure a traditional Irish Blessing graced every menu, bidding good fortune and happy times to all who visited. As the Beef's® story grew, so too did the menu. It was important to Jim that guests have variety (like the award-winning wings available in 12 signature sauces) as well as signature favorites with an Irish twist. Today, Beef 'O' Brady's® is one of the fastest growing kid friendly restaurants in the country. Some call it the "Luck of the Irish." Jim would call it a darn good dream that took a lot of hard work. 
o    1600 Fox Farm Road, Great Falls MT 59404;   406-727-3077
o    www.beefobradys.com/greatfalls

City Bar: City Bar’s rich history began in 1939 when Charlie and Anna Watson opened the now historic bar. Many in the community believed the bar wouldn’t last because its location on Seventh Street was too far away from downtown businesses, but the Watsons' ultimately proved critics wrong.  Business boomed as the bar’s pre-prohibition Brunswick back bar, which Charlie had salvaged from the Great Falls Hotel, drew in customers. Bob and Bill Watson, sons of Charlie and Anna, took over management of the bar for their parents in the 1950s. The building has since doubled in size and was remodeled with oak floors and a stately 1800s vintage “Radiant Estate” nickel-plated wood burning stove was installed to expand the bar’s ambiance.  The City Bar prides itself on its long-running traditions and history. Our bartenders still retain the tradition of wearing white shirts with ties, which has been a mainstay of the bar since its opening. In 1990 the Watson’s introduced lunchtime service and installed 20 poker and keno machines.  Bill Watson’s son Brad and his wife Barb Watson along with their son Tanner, now currently run the bar, representing four generations of the Watson’s 80-year legacy.
o    709 Central Avenue, Great Falls MT 59401;   406-761-9432
o    www.citybargreatfalls.com

MT Pints:  At MT Pints, we strive to celebrate everything Montana. We sit in the heart of wheat and barley country in a state where cows still outnumber the population. We source local and are proud to serve incredible beer from across our state with an emphasis on locally made brews from Great Falls’ own Jeremiah Johnson Brewing Company. On behalf of our entire team, welcome to Big Sky Country and cheers to keeping your pints MT, but never empty!  All burgers are made with 100% local beef and bacon provided by local butcher shop, Discount Meats, our buns come from local bakery, Great Harvest Bread Co. and our spices are a product of Montana's own, Alpine Touch.
o    215 3rd St NW, Great Falls MT 59404;  406-315-3501
o    www.facebook.com/mtpints1

The Crown Lounge & Casino: The Crown Lounge and Casino is one of Great Falls best kept secrets.  Under new ownership and management with one of the friendliest staffs in town.  We have a great selection of cold beverages and micro brews.  Gaming machines and a small appetizer menu.  Be treated like royalty at the Crown Lounge and Casino.  Don't forget, there’s plenty of parking in the back. Check us out on facebook for weekly specials
o    1820 10th Avenue South, Great Falls MT 59405;   406-315-1400
o    www.facebook.com/TheCrownLounge

3D Restaurant & Lounge:  Family owned and operated since 1946. Homemade Italian, excellent steaks, seafood, Angus prime rib, Montana's first Mongolian Grill. Children’s menu. Full-service bar & lounge. Handicap accessible. VISA, MC, AMEX & Discover accepted. Enjoy the 3D's unique Art Deco surroundings in historic Black Eagle.
o    1825 Smelter Ave, Black Eagle, MT 59414;  406-453-6561
o    www.facebook.com/3DInternationalRestaurant

Mighty Mo Brewing Company:  Located in the middle of Downtown Great Falls, we intend to give downtown a much-needed boost to revitalize the most underrated area in town. Our historic building was restored in recent years, providing a wow factor when you walk in the door, preparing you for the tasty brews you are about to indulge in! Mighty Mo has a full kitchen, offering pizza, wings, sandwiches, salads, and appetizers to go with your high quality, flavorful craft beer. We designed Mighty Mo Brewing Co. to be a place where new and old friends can meet to enjoy quality beer, great food, and live music.  
o    412 Central Avenue, Great Falls MT 59405;  406-952-0342
o    www.mightymobrewpub.com

Heritage Inn Max Casino:  The Max Casino and Sports Bar is conveniently located in the Heritage Inn Convention center, just a short distance away from the Great Falls International Airport.  The Max features lunch and dinner entrees, and a huge variety of beers and beverages.  We are one of the most popular gathering places in Great Falls!  Walk-ins and big groups are always welcome.  Don’t forget that we offer take-out too!
o    1700 Fox Farm Road, Great Falls MT 59404;  406-761-1900
o    www.gfheritageinn.com

The American Bar:  The American Bar has been a piece of history in Stockett, Montana for over 103 years.  The American Bar was a loud, thriving place when brothers Martin and Frank Ball opened in 1915.  The high spot the bar sits on was at a bend in the road to avoid flooding.   The American Bar has had a handful of owners since its start, but the atmosphere and history has been passed on.  For many years Stockett was booming coal mining town until the Gulch coal mines were shut down in 1946.  Though the town suffered a loss of people because there were no jobs, the American Bar still survived. Traditions of the past have been continued with the huge 3-inch sandwiches, made famous over 50 years ago by Pat Merva.  Visitors to the American Bar will still be greeted with the two headed calf born on a local ranch (Kessnar Ranch) in 1963.  The calf lived for approximately 15 minutes before passing.  Kessnar decided to have the calf stuffed and mounted and it has been a staple in the bar ever since.  The years keep passing but the bar still holds its place and history in the small Montana town of Stockett.  
Open Wed-Sun at 11:30am, serving lunch and dinner.
o    6 Front St, Stockett, MT 59480;  406-436-5601
o    www.americanbarmt.com 

The Block:  The Block Bar & Grill is a locally owned restaurant in downtown Great Falls. Our sandwiches are grilled fresh to order 7 days a week. But we’re more than just grilled cheese aficionados, our house made soup, chili and loaded nachos are also the bomb dot com. And don’t forget about our 24 brews on tap and happy hour specials every day from 3-5 p.m. and 9-11 p.m. 
o    4 5th Street South, Great Falls MT 59401;  406-315-1783
o    www.theblockgf.com

Hilton Garden Inn Garden Grill & Bar:  Join your friends at the Newly Remodeled, Garden Grill and Bar, inside the Hilton Garden Inn.  We offer delicious and unique appetizers like Pan Fried Dumplings, Firecracker Shrimp, Firecracker Shrimp Tacos, or Spicy Meatballs & Fresh Mozzarella and much more! Enjoy a beverage from their extensive wine and beer selection, open from 4:30 to 11pm, Monday through Saturday with live music on Thursdays! Come relax at the Garden Grill and Bar, Hilton Garden Inn, Marketplace Shopping Center.
o    2520 14th Street SW, Great Falls MT 59404;  406-452-1000
o    www.hilton.com/en/hotels/gtfgfgi-hilton-garden-inn-great-falls/?SEO_id=GMB-GI-GTFGFGI

Celtic Cowboy Pub and Restaurant:  In 1890, Welsh immigrant Robert Vaugh, the first European settler in the county, who had become wealthy in the ranching business in the Sun River Valley outside of Great Falls, perceived a need in the downtown area for the “most advanced livery stable in the West.”  This was the genesis of the Arvon Block, a playful take on his name… Robert Vaughn… R. Vaughn… Arvon. The building housed a livery stable, freight transfer office, teamster boarding house and green-grocer.  Vaughn, who by that time had received the nickname “The Celtic Cowboy” by the press, would go on to become one of Great Falls’ earliest philanthropists and most prominent citizens.  Fast-forward 126 years and we proudly bring you The Celtic Cowboy Pub and Restaurant and the Hotel Arvon, evoking the lively times of the past in what is now one of the very few remaining buildings from the early days of Great Falls. We hope to see you here!
o    116 1st Avenue South, Great Falls MT 59401;  406-952-0393
o    www.thecelticcowboy.com