The wings were not very flavourful and had an odd thick coating like all bran or a heavy wheat.
Our dinner was luke warm. I had the pot roast; the gravy seemed as though out of a can or package.
The potatoes didn't tast fresh or homemade. The yorkshire pudding was harder to cut than the
beef.
The service was good. The waiter gave our wings to us no charge because of the long wait.
My husband had a pulled pork sandwhich and enjoyed it. My son had the firecracker burger and enjoyed
that.

Okay... so Montanas... where do I start...

When people think of hot wings, I am sure Montanas is pretty low on the ladder for restaurants that pop into your head. Montanas has some of the best hot wings I have ever had... corn breaded to perfection, hot as heck if you like them that way... I crave them regularly and eat them regularly. Burgers are pretty good as well and usually served with all the goodies, ketchup relish and mustard bottles so you can douse the thing to your hearts desire.

On the other hand, ribs? okay but I would expect better... Meatloaf?? (yes, I once ordered the meatloaf) stay away unless you enjoy eating salt... Service? unusually poor even when compared to other chain restaurants. Ambiance, well... okay I guess... the new location in South Surrey is much better but then again, it is new. (I also find the food and service in South Surrey to be more consistent).

All in all if I did not get supreme cravings for their hotwings, I would skip this place, but if you want a cold pint and a basket of wings that will knock your socks off??? Montanas should be your destination of choice.

The food here doesn't set me on fire, but it's good enough and it's my kind of food. What I really like is you can pick from a variety of sides with your meal and some of them are pretty good. I haven't had the fortune to be there when they have their all you can eat ribs specials so haven't tried that.

The building is nice and makes for good ambience and you can colour all over the paper on the table which my daughter likes.

They were having plenty of free give aways! I enjoyed their ribs and salad. They've added some new items to the menu and offered a newly added appetizer to us for free. All in all it was a little expensive but I mean we got so much free stuff that we didn't care. Plus they're offering the 'all you can eat ribs' everyday now until the end of August.

Went here this weekend w/my fiance and had a great dinner here.

The food: Delicious finger-licking ribs. My fiance had the rib tips and I had the brisket sandwich. When I saw my sandwich I was disappointed that there wasn't any bbq sauce or accompaniments on the sandwich (no lettuce, tomato, etc.). BUT, after I took one bite I could understand why. The brisket in the sandwich was SO tender and juicy. YUM! Both were delicious.

The service: our waitress was very attentive to our needs. She came back and checked up on us several times throughout the dinner (even though she had plenty of other tables to look after as well).

The value: good. We would definitely go again.

The ambiance: fits the style of restaurant. They go w/the "cabin" ambiance and commit to it.

Overall, I would highly recommend Montana's in Langley if you're looking for a filling meal. Stick with the ribs and the brisket and you're guaranteed to have a great meal.

I like Montana's! I do! The food is good, and the service is good too. However, it is too loud (I don't like country music) and I am stunned by how many people go there for their birthdays! Having said that, I do recommend it heartily if those things don't bother you...

We've always enjoyed eating at other Montana's Restaurants, but this review is for the one on the Langley Bypass, even though one reviewer here reviewed the wrong Montana's in Walnut Grove by the Colossus.

We've always found the service slow and our visits are usually a year or longer inbetween just in case things have changed. Like I said, we like other Montana's and stupidly keep wanting to give this one another chance.

We decided to give it another try on Friday night April 10 around 8pm. The restaurant was busy, but there were a few empty tables and we were seated right away. It took nearly 10 minutes for our server, Jenn, to show up with menus and ask what we wanted to drink. She returned in a reasonable amount of time with the drinks and to take our orders. We don't usually order an appetizer, though this time we did when I saw a new one on the menu - sweet potato fries. They took about 10 minutes to arrive. The chipotle dipping sauce was nice, but not enough of it. However the fries appeared to have been of the frozen variety and then deep fried. I've had better sweet potato fries at just about every restaurant in the Lower Mainland that serves them. Montana's sweet potato fries are limp and crumbled as we picked them up.

By the time we finished the fries the restaurant was starting to empty. We watched as all the tables around us received their food, including the young couple at the table beside us who were seated about 10 minutes after we arrived. Half an hour after we'd finished our sweet potato fries, dinner arrived. I'd ordered the strawberry citrus salad which came with corn bread. I was really disappointed with the corn bread. Its seriously gone downhill since the last time I'd got it with an order. It was cold and crumbly, fell apart as I ate it. The salad was OK. The problem was the strawberries weren't sweet. They were red, but not sweet and ripe, so they added a sour taste to the salad. My husband had to finish eating it for me.

We finished eating and Jenn returned to ask if we'd like to see a dessert menu and I said yes. She showed up 10 minutes later with the dessert menu and then left. I mean, how long does it take to bring a dessert menu? Especially when it was after 9pm and there weren't that many customers. Although I would have liked the apple cobbler, that I've had many times before, I didn't want to wait half an hour for it. Jenn returned over 5 minutes later and we told her we'd decided not to have dessert, just the bill. It still took us almost 10 minutes to get that, pay, and leave.

And then we went to Dairy Queen for dessert!

After reading the reviews for Montana's in Langley, I thought maybe some people just had a bad experience. After being there tonight, I see now that I was probably mistaken. Don't get me wrong, the food is great there. We all really enjoyed our meal (except my mother-in-law which said the caesar salad was one she would not order again). The waitress we had was absolutely horrible. We had to "guide" her along the entire evening. I say "evening" because it took us over 2 hours before we finished our meal. Instead of getting drinks for everyone all at once, she got us drinks one at a time & didn't get the drink order correct. When she finally came back to take our order it was probably almost a half hour later after we had arrived. I had ordered the sirloin steak. She quickly went on to the next person without even asking how I wanted the steak. I had to bring to her attention that I did have a preference to the "doneness" of my steak. I explained it very carefully as mostly well done (but not a hockey puck), but my steak came to me dripping red, more on the medium rare side. 30 mins. after we ordered we still had no food. People that had arrived after us (two separate tables) had their food already. We asked our waitress to check on our food & she said she would, but as we watched her, she didn't even go back to check. We asked her again 5 minutes later. She then told us that it had only been 15 minutes since she had submitted our order so our food shouldn't ready yet. We scratched our heads at this one, as the other tables were almost done their food. We didn't even bother to tell our waitress the difference between the people who came AFTER us who were eating & our group who were sitting there without food. We didn't think it would make any difference at this point as she did NOT seem all that competent. Our food probably came 1 hour & 15 minutes after we had arrived. It was all fairly warm. It was my son's birthday so we had asked them to bring out their ice cream for him. The hostess had said she was going to tell the waitress it was his birthday & all would be taken care of. I gave the waitress the free birthday dinner coupon when ordering. I then ordered a mud pie for myself & my oldest son & asked if they could cut it in half for us & put it on two plates. She told me that she could bring me a knife & extra plate. (Odd that she wouldn't do it for us in the kitchen as sitting beside me was my baby girl who was very adept at grabbing things around her). So to my surprise (& that of the 4 year old birthday boy), my pie came firs—no extra plate. So we had to track down another waitress for a plate. But she didn't bring the large plate needed for the giant ice cream slab but rather brought 4 small plates. My attempt at cutting this very frozen cake failed & it landed all over my hand and table. It looked more like a jello salad when I was done cutting & placing the little pieces onto the tiny plate. My 4 & 6 year old boys were still wondering where their ice cream cones were. Then she dropped off cones to one child only. The waitress was gone in a flash & off to another area. So off to track down yet another waitress to get some ice cream for my other son. By this time I & my oldest son are done the mud pie. Finally the other cones come for my son & by this time it's nearly 2 hours post arrival--for a simple dinner & quick dessert! Would I come again? Maybe. The kids love the little cones, the atmosphere & drawing on the table, etc. The food was good even though we had to wait over an hour for it to come. The service is HORRID. I have never had service that lacking. We watched other waitresses & they seemed very competent & people's mealtime experiences seemed to flow quite well. So it is probably the luck of the draw or if you frequent the restaurant enough, remembering which waitresses' sections you DON'T want to be seated in.

We stopped in here for a late lunch today. Service was very good, and not too busy while we were there. I like the country setting in there, very casual. We ended up ordering the chipolte chicken sandwich with fries. Also ordered the chicken tenders in 'hot 'sauce with a baked potato on the side. Both were very good, and just the right amount of heat. Washed it down with iced tea. Noticed a few new items on the menu, so I'll have to go back and try them.

My wife and have been here many times, usually the service is really good and the foor is slightly above average... this weekend the service took a nose dive. we were sat at our table and the waitress proceeded to serve other table next to us that had been seated after we arrived. it was like we were in a little invislbe bubble or something.. after 10 minutes of this and 2 sets of couples that had been seated after us having their order taken we left .