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SignatureMT | 75 361 N. Last Chance Gulch ~ Downtown Helena, Montana Hours of operation: 4 pm Monday-Saturday (406) 443-5680 ~ helenawinecellar.com We have the finest selection of Boutique wines in Helena and we also do fun things like WINE GROWLERS & WINE FLIGHTS Helena's ONLY "Wine Tap Bar" and Helena's ONLY Tapa's bar located in small-town cult following. Slightly tangy and just a bit sweet, the deep purple cabbage arrives warm but not wilted. Topped with big chunks of feta and smoky bacon bits, it's an indulgent way to eat your vegetables. e dinner rolls (as well as the eggs and as many vegetables as possible) are fresh from a local Huerite Colony. Impossibly fluffy, the rolls come hot with just a hint of buery sweetness baked in. Up and down the menu one thing is clear, this is ranch food for ranch folk. In his autobiography on his time in the area, Ivan Doig wrote: "e spaces between stars are where the work of the universe is done." If you squint just right on a dark night, the lights from the tiny towns, farms and ranches doing the prairie form their own sort of celestial roadmap. If you find yourself near Dupuyer, look for the brightest star and follow it North. Buffalo Joe's: 207 South Montana St, Dupuyer, MT • 406.472.3399 MT S ~Born and raised in Montana, Colter Pedersen loves to enjoy the idea of the outdoors om the comfort of the indoors. "It's a lot of work, but it keeps us out of the rocking chair," says Vicki Beck. Thick sliced Prime Rib is the main attraction on Friday and Saturday nights.

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