Montana's BBQ & Bar - Kelowna

Yes, Montana’s Kelowna can work for a casual date night, especially if you enjoy a lively sports-bar vibe with hearty BBQ and steaks. Expect a fun, unpretentious atmosphere with TVs, energetic servers, and comfort-food favourites like steaks and ribs. If you want something quieter or more intimate, ask for a booth in the “quiet zone” or book an early seating; some guests note the dining room can get loud when busy or during games. Reservations are recommended for weekend evenings.

Portions are generally hearty, many guests describe large, filling plates (steaks, ribs, combo platters and skillets) and good value for the price. Several reviews praise generous servings and big portions for families. A few guests reported smaller-than-expected sides or occasional inconsistencies on portioning, so if you’re sharing or are budget-conscious, consider combos or the rib/wing platter for value.

Montana’s Kelowna is open daily from 11:00 am to 11:00 pm. If you plan to visit on a holiday or during a big game night, it’s wise to call ahead or reserve, as the dining room gets busy.

Yes, guests report family-friendly seating options: booths with tall dividers for privacy, a lounge area and family tables. The restaurant provides kids’ menus and kid-friendly touches like crayons and colouring paper, and staff often accommodate seating requests for families and celebrations.

For shorter waits and a quieter meal, aim for weekday lunches or early dinner seatings. If you want value or a themed night, Monday wing night (half-price wings) and the midweek “all-you-can-eat” ribs night are popular. Weekends and evenings during games are busiest, so make reservations for prime times.

Casual, lively and sports-focused, Montana’s Kelowna blends a rustic BBQ vibe with a busy sports bar energy. Guests frequently describe a fun, family-friendly atmosphere with TVs, birthday celebrations and upbeat staff. It can get noisy during peak times or big games, so expect a bustling, informal dining experience rather than quiet fine dining.

Business casual is the stated dress code. Guests commonly arrive in casual, comfortable clothing that suits a relaxed BBQ and sports-bar setting, think jeans, casual shirts and smart-casual attire.

Yes, Montana’s Kelowna is family-friendly. Guests often celebrate birthdays and family dinners here; the restaurant offers a dedicated kids menu, crayons/colouring sheets, and booths that work well for families. Expect a lively, casual space that welcomes children.

Busiest: weekend evenings, game nights and special promotion nights (wing night, rib promotions), expect higher noise levels and fuller dining rooms. Quietest: weekday lunches or early weekday dinners are typically calmer and faster service. If you prefer a quieter meal, book an early seating or request a booth away from the main dining area.

It depends on your goal: for value, Monday wing night (half-price wings) and the midweek all-you-can-eat ribs are popular with guests. For a quieter visit, choose a weekday lunch or an early weeknight. Weekend evenings are great for a lively outing but expect crowds and noise, reservations recommended.

Likely yes, the restaurant lists daily hours (11:00 am–11:00 pm), which suggests it operates every day of the week. For specific public holiday hours or special closures, call ahead to confirm before you go.