My husband and I stopped in here on a Sunday. Maybe it was our server's first day. When I ordered the portabella on foccaccia sandwich, she said, What? I don't even know what that is. So I pointed to it on the menu. I didn't understand the 2 tubs of caramel sauce for the sweet potato fries - whoever's bright idea that was, it wasn't. Ew. Sandwich was okay, bread was great, fries were good.
Then my husband decides to order. He wants nachos. She says, Wait, like what kind? She suggests something similar to nachos on the menu. He said, Sure, but on second thought I want 8-layer dip. He orders one thing, the waitress is confused again, he orders another thing on the menu thinking it will be understood, she says a different order back to him and then brings him the correct order - 8-layer mediocre dip.
We were there to just enjoy each other's company, so we didn't get upset. It really didn't feel worth it. But I won't be going back.
My brother lives here in town and wanted to meet here for lunch. Â I have the say that the food was decent and the service was good. Â It was early on a Wednesday, so the place wasn't very busy at all. Â
There were a million TV's to view, so if you are a sports fan, this is a good place to come to eat, drink and watch the sports.
I stopped in twice with friends while visiting Missoula. Thursday night we stopped for dinner. The food is pretty much your standard fare. My friend had the chicken strip basket and I had the fried shrimp basket. The food was really good. They served a huge long island iced tea, and for 29 dollars including the tip we got both dinners, a Pepsi, the Long Island iced tea and two Jameson's neat. Saturday we stopped in for lunch, I ate from the breakfast menu and got a perfectly cooked over-medium egg and two slices of bacon with hashbrowns and a piece of toast for 3.75. It's a clean, comfortable space, good service and good food and drinks for a reasonable price. Not overly creative, but done well.
Review Source:we go to the sunday brunch buffet fairly often.  Its about the only one in town and cheap, about ten bucks.  they do get you on the drinks tho.  there's about ten decent tvs on the walls so you can  catch any game which is a big plus.  the food is interesting both brkfst & lunch stuff, changes every weekend, some days are better than others but its usually good.
Review Source:Paradise was a regular stop after soccer games for our team. Â The food is fine, if a bit over priced for what you get. The service was great then steadily got worse. I stopped in with a group of friends last night for the first time in ages. Service was much better, prices were the same, new menu looked nice but seemed to be all the same items/prices on it. Â It's fine if you've got a group of people and want some drinks. Other than that, there are better options in town.
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