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Eddie's Supper Club - Great Falls, MT

Eddie's is supper-club heaven, loved by generations of Montanans and visitors (it opened in 1944) as a comfortable place to go for cocktails and campfire steaks. Booths are supremely comfortable, lights are low, and the staff are able pros. Steaks are grand. The secret of the steaks is the house's special wine marinade. The T-bone is spectacularly good.
100% Approval Rating (6 votes)
5 - Overall: Worth driving from anyplace
Overall: Worth driving from anyplace

Must Eats

T-Bone Steak ($28.00)
King Cut Prime Rib ($22.00)
Hamburger ($12.00)
Chicken Liver ($4.00)
Salad (N/A)

Written Reviews

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Michael Stern
Roadfood.com Editor
"Eddie's is supper-club heaven, loved by generations of Montanans and visitors (it opened in 1944) as a comfortable place to go for cocktails and campfire steaks. There are two halves to it: a coffee shop, which is lighter-feeling, more casual, and with a varied menu ..."   [Read More].

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3725 2nd Ave. N., Great Falls, MT
406-453-1616

Hours & Policies

Seasons:Open Year Round
Meals Served:Dinner
Operational Hours:Always Call Ahead!
Credit Cards Accepted:Yes
Alcohol Served:Yes
Outdoor Seating:No
Reservations Accepted:Yes
Delivery Available:No
Takeout Counters:No
The supper club is a style of restaurant unique to the Midwest and Plains. Eddie's defines the genre: source of big drinks and beautiful steaks in plush-upholstered booths. Being in Montana, it also is a coffee shop and liquor store.
"The supper club is a style of restaurant unique to the Midwest and Plains. Eddie's defines the genre: source of big drinks and beautiful steaks in plush-upholstered booths. Being in Montana, it also is a coffee shop and liquor store."
Michael Stern





Eddie's Campfire T-bone: rich as butter, easy to slice, the perfect High Plains steak.
"Eddie's Campfire T-bone: rich as butter, easy to slice, the perfect High Plains steak."
Michael Stern


The walls are decorated with all kinds of pictures of all kinds of horses. Here's a rodeo star having just removed his rider.
"The walls are decorated with all kinds of pictures of all kinds of horses. Here's a rodeo star having just removed his rider."
Michael Stern


There is a regular 9-ounce burger available. We chose the 12-ounce Campfire Burger, which was barely hoistable in its bun with the full panoply of condiments. The waitress boasted that Eddie's hamburger meat is mixed and ground daily. Based on the taste of the one we ate, we believe her.
"There is a regular 9-ounce burger available. We chose the 12-ounce Campfire Burger, which was barely hoistable in its bun with the full panoply of condiments. The waitress boasted that Eddie's hamburger meat is mixed and ground daily. Based on the taste of the one we ate, we believe her."
Michael Stern


Served in little round scoops atop Ritz crackers, Eddie's finely chopped chicken liver is rich and luxurious … perhaps too much so before a pound or two of beef.
"Served in little round scoops atop Ritz crackers, Eddie's finely chopped chicken liver is rich and luxurious … perhaps too much so before a pound or two of beef."
Michael Stern


This roquefort-topped salad comes with dinner. Choice of homemade dressings includes Green Goddess, Cream or Oil Blue Cheese, 1000 Island, French, and Chef's.
"This roquefort-topped salad comes with dinner. Choice of homemade dressings includes Green Goddess, Cream or Oil Blue Cheese, 1000 Island, French, and Chef's."
Michael Stern


Home of the great western painter Charles M. Russell (and now of the C.M. Russell Museum), Great Falls is in some ways the heart of Montana. Eddie's is the culinary heart of the heart.
"Home of the great western painter Charles M. Russell (and now of the C.M. Russell Museum), Great Falls is in some ways the heart of Montana. Eddie's is the culinary heart of the heart."
Michael Stern


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