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DINING OUT: The Old Hotel

Twin Bridges, Montana has a culinary treasure that every savvy angler should know about

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More than a bed and breakfast, chefs and owners Bill and Paula Kinoshita have crafted a tradition of excellent cuisine and friendly hospitality. Photo By: Audrey HallBuilt in 1879, The Old Hotel was originally the Twin Bridges Hotel; the classic three-story brick building is a timeless landmark in this western Montana town. Photo By: Audrey HallThe Old Hotel restaurant and rooms are synonymous to seasoned anglers who make Twin Bridges a base camp for fishing trips Photo By: Audrey Hall
The dining room at The Old Hotel is warm, inviting and the kitchen is open to guests that want to look in on their favorite chefs. Photo By: Audrey HallCowboy Sushi is a signature dish in the restaurant at The Old Hotel. Photo By: Audrey HallMoroccan Grilled Rack of Lamb Photo By: Audrey Hall
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