Montana’s restaurant

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Our latest meal out featured Montanas restaurant in Kitchener.

Montana’s Cookhouse is a Canadian restaurant chain headquartered in Mississauga, Ontario. It is a subsidiary of Cara Operations.

Montana’s restaurant

Montana’s restaurant

Montana’s is known for their ribs, steaks, rotisserie chicken and other lodge fare. The restaurant aims to be a family/casual concept, rather than fine dining. The theme of the restaurant is of a lodge/wilderness setting and they try to provide guests with an escape to simpler times.

Montana’s restaurant

Montana’s restaurant

Montana’s has been promoted in TV ads consisting of a mounted buck and moose hunting trophies conversing about the restaurant.

Montana’s restaurant

Montana’s restaurant

There are restaurants located in all Canadian provinces except for the three territories. As of February 2009, Montana’s closed their United States locations in Michigan and New York.

Montana’s restaurant

Montana’s restaurant

It is reported that as of 2010, the busiest restaurant is located in South Common, Edmonton, Alberta.

Montana’s restaurant

Montana’s restaurant

Our feast this particular evening features Calamari, Chicken Quesadilla, Beef ribs, and back ribs with wings combo.

Montana’s restaurant

Montana’s restaurant

Montana’s Cookhouse first opened its doors in 1995 as a subsidiary of Kelsey’s. The original idea was thought up by Kelsey’s owner Paul Jeffrey and its president Nils Kravis. In 1999, Cara Operations obtained controlling interest in Kelsey’s, including the Montana’s chain. Cara completed its acquisition of the entire company 2002. As of 2009, the president of Montana’s is Andy O’Brien, who is also president of Kelsey’s.

Montana’s restaurant

Montana’s restaurant

A yum yum night out, in the good company of Sharon and Brian.

Montana’s restaurant

Montana’s restaurant


Montana’s restaurant

Montana’s restaurant

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