How far would you drive for the best prime rib of your life? Olney is an extremely tiny town located about 18 miles northwest of Whitefish, and it’s not exactly a hot spot. And yet, people drive for miles and miles to feast on the mouthwatering prime rib served at Point of Rocks Restaurant. This remote restaurant has quite the local fan club.
Point of Rocks Restaurant sits on Highway 93 in Olney, but you’ll definitely feel like you’ve ventured off the beaten path when you discover it.
Point of Rocks / Facebook The drive to the restaurant is scenic, beautiful, and relaxing.
Sit inside the recently expanded dining room… or, if weather permits, enjoy your meal on the outdoor patio.
Point of Rocks / Facebook The peaceful setting will put you in a vacation state of mind (even if you have to work in the morning).
The property is remarkably picturesque, especially when the flowers bloom.
Angie T / TripAdvisor It’s really no wonder this place is so popular.
As beautiful as the property is, it’s the food that keeps people coming back for more… especially the prime rib.
Point of Rocks / Facebook You don’t need to plan to visit on a special day to have prime rib here. It’s the house specialty and it’s served every day the restaurant is open.
The prime rib is seasoned and slow-roasted to perfection, and it’s truly a work of art.
Matthew W / TripAdvisor Some regular customers are so loyal, they refuse to eat prime rib at any other restaurant in Montana.
If you’re especially hungry, you can make it a surf & turf.
Angie T / TripAdvisor Add a side of Lobster Tail or Alaskan King Crab for market price, or order some shrimp or oysters for just $6.
Point of Rocks Restaurant is open Wednesday through Sunday all year long for dinner service.
Point of Rocks / Facebook The lounge is open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. for drinks and conversation.
The next time you’re craving some slow-cooked prime rib, fuel up the car and make the drive to Point of Rocks.
Point of Rocks / Facebook
The drive to the restaurant is scenic, beautiful, and relaxing.
The peaceful setting will put you in a vacation state of mind (even if you have to work in the morning).
Angie T / TripAdvisor
It’s really no wonder this place is so popular.
You don’t need to plan to visit on a special day to have prime rib here. It’s the house specialty and it’s served every day the restaurant is open.
Matthew W / TripAdvisor
Some regular customers are so loyal, they refuse to eat prime rib at any other restaurant in Montana.
Add a side of Lobster Tail or Alaskan King Crab for market price, or order some shrimp or oysters for just $6.
The lounge is open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. for drinks and conversation.
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Address: 10035 US-93, Olney, MT 59927, USA
