Seeley Chicken Coop & Lounge

What a great place. The chicken Coop in Seeley Lake Montana. My wife and I, along with 2 friends, Brian and Jodo went there for lunch today. 3 of us had the amazing fried chicken. It was white meat so juicy and the batter was so light. 3 of us had the Broccoli-Spinach was truly fantastic. Jodi had the French dip and Nrian had the fries. Giving this place 5 stars is unfair. The absolutely best, juicy delicious Chicken. The French dip and the bread it was on fantastic well. Great, friendly Atmosphere and super cute inside. Then maybe the topping on this was April, our server. She was so sweet,so nice, great sense of humor. We all will go up again. So worth the trip from Stevensville, Montana. 100 stars. Also we laughed so so. The cook joined in as well.

On our way to Flathead lake and stopped for a late lunch. What a great find! Tried the huckleberry margarita, yum! Of course the huckleberry salad dressing was good too. We had the chicken tender basket and the chicken dinner (forgot to take pic until half eaten), cooked fresh, so be patient, it's worth it! Oh, we also had the soup of the day, ham and cheese, perfect for the cold May day. Definitely will return if we ever come back this way.

Came to see Gus the Larch and dine at the Chicken Coop. A day trip from the Bitterroot Valley. Was able to order a carnivore meal, burger patty with bacon and not get charged for all the stuff they left off. Good portion size. Fantastic!! Clean and friendly place. Thank you!

This looks busy, but it's the bar and casino that has all the customers. The chicken dinner takes 25 minutes to cook. It's half a chicken fried in 2 big pieces, served with fries or soup. Service was pretty slow and inattentive. Pictures and video include the bar area.

Took forever to even get any service. Asked server which item she might suggest between two menu items. Her response was well, it’s whatever you want. Took a long time to get what we ordered. The only reason I gave 3 star for food was because the French fries were homemade. The rest was a bust.