Montana’s Most Expensive Restaurant Is Worth the Splurge

Our region is really not known for expensive restaurants. We are a pretty casual bunch in this part of the world and we have our favorites when it comes to a night on the town. Sure, the food is usually pretty good, and we are fortunate to have the upscale favorites in town like Williston Brew Company and The Williston, but what if we want to kick things up, and go all out? We know what's good locally, but what's the most expensive restaurant in each state?

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Lovefood.com asked just that. They put a list together of the most expensive restaurants to eat at in each state. North Dakota's is good...really good! As I said a minute ago, we have a good selection of places to eat in Williston. Now, let's look outside the box a bit. Let's see what Montana has to offer for the most expensive restaurant to dine at. It's centrally located and has a great menu. It's Ten in Billings.

Here is how Ten is described on their website - Serving innovative, modern, Montana cuisine with fresh, regionally sourced flavors, TEN’s menu offers a variety of options including scallops and foie gras, hand cut steaks, local trout, and house made pasta.

TEN embodies elegance and brings back memories of the original Northern Hotel as the place to meet, greet and enjoy great food and drinks. Serving innovative, modern Montana cuisine with fresh, regionally sourced flavors, TEN’s menu offers a variety of options including, scallops and foie gras, hand cut steaks, local trout, and housemade pasta.

Whether it's a quaint corner bistro or an extravagant steakhouse, your opinions matter. So, dear readers, share your insights. What's your go-to spot for kicking things up a notch in our part of the world?

Let's celebrate the diversity of our culinary landscape and uncover the best-kept secrets in our pursuit of exceptional dining experiences. Are you ready for a road trip to explore the culinary delights that our region has to offer? Please share your thoughts on our social media pages, and let's continue the conversation.

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