Wheat Montana - Missoula

I've had lunch here a couple of times and I'm a fan. They have a lot of different soup, salad and sandwich options as well as a breakfast menu. I like the soup and half sandwich option and the Charlie Russle grilled sandwich is a favorite. It has turkey, provolone, avocado, bacon bits, lettuce and tomato. Yum! You can also "make your own" sandwich" by choosing from different options. Sometimes the soups are a bit of a miss with the broccoli cheese tasking a bit "gluey". But still tasty. The pastries are very good. They have a large variety and I’ve not had a bad one yet. The biggest problem is avoiding the pastries if you’re trying to watch your calories. It’s tough to do! Bear claws, Danish, muffins, cinnamon rolls, scones, turnovers, croissants, you name it, it’s tempting. The almond bear claw/Danish is a good choice. There is plenty of seating for singles, couples or groups and they have a few huckleberry items for purchase at fairly reasonable prices. Service has always been fast and friendly. This is a good stop for lunch. Their location at The Wye is a great option when you’re on your way out of town.

Mmm wheat Montana knows what they're doing. I usually order a few standard but not necessarily easy to make items from whichever place I happen to be reviewing. This time I went with a Reuben sandwich. Their Reuben came out pretty much perfectly. Crispy and not soggy. Good portion of meat, kraut, and thousand island. Would highly recommend to the Reuben on rye crowd. Chips are nice and crunchy, not overly salted. Pickle and chips comes standard with sandwich and are a great combo!

Review based on a cold sandwich. I ordered a ham and cheddar on plain/white bread. The ham lacked flavor and was minimal. The lone cheddar slice didn’t even cover 3/4 of the sandwich. I’m shocked this sandwich is $10 and comes with a 75¢ bag of chips. Going to go back again and try a breakfast sandwich, but the lunch sandwiches are disappointing.

I've had lunch here a couple of times and I'm a fan. They have a lot of different soup, salad and sandwich options as well as a breakfast menu. I like the soup and half sandwich option and the Charlie Russle grilled sandwich is a favorite. It has turkey, provolone, avocado, bacon bits, lettuce and tomato. Yum! You can also "make your own" sandwich" by choosing from different options. Sometimes the soups are a bit of a miss with the broccoli cheese tasking a bit "gluey". But still tasty. The pastries are very good. They have a large variety and I’ve not had a bad one yet. The biggest problem is avoiding the pastries if you’re trying to watch your calories. It’s tough to do! Bear claws, Danish, muffins, cinnamon rolls, scones, turnovers, croissants, you name it, it’s tempting. The almond bear claw/Danish is a good choice. There is plenty of seating for singles, couples or groups and they have a few huckleberry items for purchase at fairly reasonable prices. Service has always been fast and friendly. This is a good stop for lunch. Their location at The Wye is a great option when you’re on your way out of town.