Buck Snort Steakhouse = An Evaro Hill Reward
If you don’t know it’s there, you may miss it. Why? Because it’s set back off the road and not in your line of sight when driving north toward the Mission Valley in western Montana. But once you do see and if you stop to partake, you’ll never not notice it again. I’m talking about the Buck Snort Steakhouse . Lori and I had never been to the Buck Snort before but our once-a-month dinning buddies, Doug and Shellie, are Buck Snort veterans so they showed us the way. When it’s a Doug-and-Shellie day, it’s important to plan accordingly so I ate my lunch at work at 11 a.m. That left me seven hours to fully digest and build an appetite for what was ahead. He said: This is my kind of place – a made-in-Montana log cabin, big game mounts with a decorative flair, a casual atmosphere and red meat on the menu. Despite a full selection of burgers, I went with Surf n Turf – an 8-ounce top sirloin with shrimp scampi, blackened or coconut. I went with shrimp scampi, fries (because we heard they’re ...