600 Cafe
600 Main St, Miles City, MT, 59301
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Address :
600 Main St
Miles City, MT, 59301 - Phone (406) 234-3860
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
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Rich R.
My wife and I were on a high plains vacation, May, 2013. We left Medora, ND in the morning, heading for Custer's Battlefield. Wherever we are - especially unfamiliar surroundings - we look for the quintessential blue plate breakfast joint, on a quest for the best comfort food. Am I glad we pulled off the interstate in Miles City, and found the 600 cafe! Best chicken fried steak and eggs I've ever had. And my wife is still obsessing about the special something (I have no idea) that she couldn't identify which made their gravy soooooooooooo distinctive and memorable. The breakfast was DELICIOUS, and so ample it held us 'til a 6 pm dinner that night. God bless America's blue plate cafes!
(5)Peter H.
I have one dish that I rate diners on: Chicken Fried Steak and eggs. I don't go to diners for the atmosphere. I don't go there for the service. I don't go there to talk to the waitress. So if you want any of those things, don't use my review as basis. I don't care about them, so they don't factor. To say I enjoyed this meal would be an understatement. One of the best CFS I've had in a long time. The gravy was perfect. The eggs were cooked to perfection. I always ask for soft scrambled with chaddar. But usually I get hard, dry scrambled eggs with some cheddar cheese sprinkled ontop. Not here. Exactly like I asked. The coffee too was very tasty. I had to ask for a refil, but for me that's good. I don't like the waitress constantly trying to put more coffee into my mug and screw up the ratio of cream/sugar/coffee. Next time I'm in town, I know where I'll be eating breakfast!
(5)Jean F.
I travel ever week for work and ended up in Mile City last night. The hotel recommended the 600 fur breakfast- it was awesome! Had the Denver Hashbrowns- very very good! Some if the best breakfast I've had!
(5)Ming S.
Just to clarify: I only had a cup of soup. But what a GREAT cup of soup it was. And I don't even like soup. It was the tomato hamburger macaroni, and yes, it had a ton of meat in it. The service was great, and very laid-back. And I was able to pay with a credit card, which is a huge help, because this town doesn't have my bank and I run out of cash pretty quickly.
(5)Sue A.
Good food, quick friendly service and very good prices. Open for breakfast and lunch - they close at 2:00. Their soups are delish!
(5)Angela B.
This diner was great. A friend and I were driving through Montana and stopped here for a quick meal. Fantastic greasy spoon diner food...perfect eggs, hash browns, bacon, sausage, etc. Wonderful breakfast. Reminiscent of eating at home.
(4)H K.
This is a small town American diner at its best. At the east end of Main St. in Miles City, MT, this place has been around since the late 40's. The lunch counter has worn spots where diners have taken their meals every day at high noon. The food is made and served by little old blue haired ladies who care, and is cheap. The menu ranges from salads to steak. Everything has meat in it. Fresh soups made daily. Don't ask for a double half caf latte here. You will get blank stares followed by a smile and a decent cup of cofffee. If you're blowing through southern MT on I-94 this stop is worth it. Cash only, open 6am-2pm all week.
(5)BK J.
If you are looking for a diner style breakfast this place nails it. Since I wake up early during cross-country trips I tend to leave the hotel really early so I don't have a chance to have breakfast. Since I had stayed in Glendive, Miles City became the plan to grab a meal. On the main strip in downtown is the 600, an unassuming little place on the corner. The menu is not huge but I was looking for the pretty basic eggs, hashbrowns and toast. The eggs were perfectly over easy as ordered. The hashbrowns were exactly the way I like them - crispy and brown with light as a feather interior and not greasy. The toast was super crispy and the bread was definitely a cut above what most places serve when you order wheat toast. The cook really knows what he is doing. Service was quick and friendly and I would definitely take the time to find this place again.
(5)Lillian H.
We stopped here for a late breakfast on the last leg of a long (OR to ND) drive home and were pleasantly surprised by classic diner ambiance. The food was classic diner as well - not spectacular, but solid and well executed. I ordered the vegetable omelette with sausage, and the hash browns were perfectly crisp, the omelette was hot and melty, and the veggies were al dente. My fiancé had the chicken fried steak, which was tender with thin, crispy breading. The service was good, and the pricing was reasonable. The reason we gave this 4 stars is only because of a few small details, like the cheese being processed and the sausage gravy seemed like a canned version. Also, we ate at another diner in Twin Falls that had homemade blackberry jam, so the packages strawberry jelly fell flat for us :) We will return on future cross-country trips!
(4)Tyler M.
Best breakfast in town. Locally owned and operated since 1946, the 600 cafe is more of a central meeting place - call it the town square if you like. If you haven't been here - I suggest trying the chicken fried steak w/ white gravy and hash browns. You can't go wrong...
(5)Alyssa T.
Delicious! Unbelievable Denver hashbrowns! Great service: friendly, quick and reasonably priced. Would definitely come back! Thanks for the great experience! Yum!
(5)Emily T.
Nice homestyle breakfast! Sticky buns were amazing. Cute old cafe. I've been here twice and enjoyed it both times.
(4)Leigh B.
Excellent place for breakfast. My husband and I had eggs, sausage and toast and also ordered some biscuits and gravy to share. Other than the fact that we had way too much food in front of us, everything was fabulous. The service was perfect and the food excellent! Highly recommend the biscuits and gravy which is made fresh every morning!
(5)Linda F.
We stayed in Miles City overnight during a road trip and were pleased to find 600 Cafe in the older section of town one exit from our hotel. It was mid-morning on a Thursday. We were the only people in the place who didn't know each other! Lots of locals - older men and women - who were hanging out and drinking coffee. That's always a good sign that this place is legit and not a tourist trap. I ordered the biscuits and sausage gravy, which was excellent. The biscuits were homemade and there was more than enough gravy. I also tried the side pork (a fattier, uncured version of bacon), which came with my friend's breakfast. I'd never heard of it before and it was an interesting experience. Overall, the service was efficient but not overly-friendly. Our coffee mugs were always full but there was no banter as compared to the other interactions with the locals. 600 Cafe is a safe bet if you are looking for good food and a bit of local atmosphere. I would stop here if I ever find myself in Montana again.
(4)Juan L.
Had the chicken fried steak and it was just ok, nothing special. The cafe is pretty cool looking though, it had a really old school 60's look it it, & the service was good.
(3)John M.
I am a Canadian and a member of the Veteran Paratroopers Motorcycle Club. During May/June of 2014 myself and 2 other members were traveling to Quebec City for a reunion. We stayed overnight in Billings and decided to get an early start at 06:00 and stop for breakfast along the way. About 08:00 we pulled into Miles City to fill up and we asked where we could get a good breakfast and the 600 Cafe about 3 blocks from the gas station was recommended. We rode down and parked on the Main Street and went into the cafe. If you can imagine three bikers who have already been on the road for a week and walking into a small town cafe it was something out of a movie. As soon as we walked in, the cafe was filled with people and the whole place went silent. As we made our way to a booth one of the people sitting at the counter saw our colours and asked if we were really paratroopers. We said yes we had served as Canadian paratroopers and this person then said he had served in the 82nd Airborne and had trained with us in Petawawa, Ontario. At that point people tarted to talk again in the cafe. The waitress recommended side-pork with eggs and the three of us accepted the recommendation. It was the best breakfast the three of us could remember having. As people left they came to out table and thanked us for our service. The lasting impression we had was of the people that worked there and the customers. The food was great, the coffee was good and plentiful and I would stop there again the next time I am in Miles City.
(5)Jamie M.
Really good breakfast. I had Denver hash browns. Yummy!!!! Looks like most of the restaraunts here are chain places. This beats any of those. Good coffee too! Only breakfast here, I think. They close up at 2 pm.
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