Rex

2401 Montana Ave., Billings, MT - (406) 245-7477

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Rex is an old hotel dining room that has been cleaned up but not drastically modernized to be one of the city's most respected upscale dining rooms. Accommodations are dark and clubby. Beef is king here, and the prime rib is one of the best around: thick, juice-laden, and full-flavored.

100% Approval Rating (6 votes)

Scorecard

Overall: One of the Best - Worth a Trip

Prime Rib	Onion Rings
Salad

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Michael Stern -

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"Montana Avenue in Billings has become something of a restaurant row with a handful of trendy places drawing people back downtown for dinner. One of the stalwarts in the area is the Rex, an old hotel dining room that has been cleaned up but not drastically modernized to ..." [Read More]

Steve Warren

March 03, 2007

"The Rex is a wonderful restaurant. The food is great and the atmosphere nice. I have spent many an enjoyable evening here. Some "non-food" items to consider: the restaurant itself is fine, but for my taste, the tables are too close together. If you want a ..." [Read More]

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Map & Web Site

2401 Montana Ave., Billings, MT
(406) 245-7477

http://www.therexbillings.com/

Hours & Policies

Seasons:	Open Year Round
Meals Served:	Lunch, Dinner
Operational Hours:	Always Call Ahead!
Credit Cards Accepted:	Yes
Alcohol Served:	Yes
Outdoor Seating:	Yes
Reservations Accepted:	Yes
Delivery Available:	No
Takeout Counters:	No

"A large, crisp, cool wedge of iceberg lettuce, smothered in 1000 Island dressing: not a trendy salad, but one we love."
Michael Stern

"When you bite down on one of these onion rings, you can hear it crunch."
Michael Stern

"The raw brick walls of the Rex are adorned with paintings that evoke times gone by."
Michael Stern

"Cut glass, brass, polished wood, and raw brick create a nostalgic aura inside the Rex. Montana Avenue is officially an Historical District in Billings, and this place is a cornerstone."
Michael Stern