Summit Corral - Jordan

American, Breakfast, Lunch

Summit Corral

Summit Corral
4.7 / 5 (723 reviews)

Description

Tucked off the highway in small‑town Montana, this spacious, family‑run diner serves hearty, home‑cooked American fare with warm, attentive service. The expansive menu spans breakfast through dinner—burgers, steaks, platters, salads, pies and ice cream—at fair prices, appealing to locals, families and travelers. The vibe is rustic and no‑frills, with clean dining areas and friendly servers who make guests feel at home. Generous portions and comforting desserts make it a memorable roadside stop, though the restrooms could use an update.

Last update: 17.01.2026 from: Alan

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★ 4.7 / 5 from 723 reviews
alan-natorious
21.03.2024

Great place. Charming kind lady at front desk. Awesome coffee.

regina-b-fox40
21.03.2024

Really good good and really good service! The Monster Burger is not for the faint of heart.

christie-martindill--2
21.03.2024

Delicious comfort food prepared impeccably! The server felt like an instant friend or family member—definitely don’t miss out on getting ice cream with your dessert when they offer it!

andrea-walsh-church3
21.03.2024

Kid-friendliness: Lisa was very attentive to my tweens, answering their questions and sharing interesting facts about the area.

seth-a-3
21.03.2024

Hello Jordan, Montana!Wow, talk about passing through town in the middle of nowhere. I had been driving for what seemed like an eternity and was pretty hungry and in need of a break.I spotted this Summit Corral as a viable food option among what little the town offered. The billboard sign was visible from the road, and it mentioned breakfast, lunch and dinner.My first impression was the restaurant appeared to be inviting, casual and family oriented where I could stop on in and enjoy a home cooked meal.Upon entering, the setting was plain and no frills. It reminded of a rustic lodge combined with a blue collar/cafeteria style setup.There were plenty of tables and chairs to choose from. The hostess noticed me from behind the counter and said I could sit anywhere.For being 4pm on a Saturday afternoon in summertime, I was the only guest here. It kind of confirmed to me how small the town of Jordan was and before doing anything else, I had to Google the population here out of curiosity, lol. And the answer was...372 residents!!!So, I was happy to relax, take in the quiet setting and help support a local business.The menu had plenty to offer from your typical all American type fare.... Appetizers: quesadillas, jalapeno poppers, potato skins, chicken wings, onion rings, nachos, spinach and artichoke dip, cheese sticks. Sandwiches: hamburgers, chicken sandwiches, BLT, steak sandwich, French Dip, Philly cheesesteak, patty melt, grilled ham and cheese. Salads: taco salad, chicken salad, southwest chicken salad, chicken caesar salad, grilled tuna salad, Chinese chicken salad. Platters: shrimp platter, chicken strip platter, finger steak platter, pub house cod platter, hot roast beef platter. Entrees: steaks, kabobs, chicken fried steak, lobster, crab, cod, steak and shrimp, shrimp dinner, tuna steak, hamburger steak. Pizzas Desserts: ice cream, sundaes, flurries, pies, milkshakes and coffee.It'd be hard not to find something for everyone on the menu.I picked the mushroom swiss burger and substituted the fries for a side salad, which I had as an appetizer.I was a little let down with the salad. All it had was iceberg lettuce, some croutons and dressing.The mushroom swiss burger was delicious though, fresh off the grill on a soft bun. It included lettuce, tomato and onion on the side.Before finishing the burger, a few locals walked inside the restaurant and spoke with me. They asked where I was headed to and when I told them I was driving to Alaska, they were stunned to hear it but complimentary for my adventurousness. It was nice taking a moment to hear their stories as well and what life in Jordan, MT was like...before eventually returning to the road.Overall, I'm glad I got the opportunity to stop in and eat at this Summit Corral Restaurant. It kind of just gave me clarity and a sense of how you never know where you may end up, or who you could even run into.The world can be a great big unknown, but having memorable highlights along the journey is what life is all about!

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The restaurant and its rooms are wheelchair accessible and thus usable with a wheelchair or physiological limitations.

You can also pay for your dishes with the common credit cards.

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