Jb's Family Restaurant

This place has a standard family restaurant/diner atmosphere. Most of us got breakfast and it was good, although my country fried steak was burnt and had to be sent back for a do-over. The problem here was the service, and it wasn't the waitress' fault. It took 35 minutes to get our food and as mentioned it needed work. The waitress was hustling hard trying to keep up with way too many tables. Not sure if someone called out or what, but management needs to revisit this aspect of the operation in my humble opinion. Kid-friendliness: Very kid friendly in all aspects. Wheelchair accessibility: Totally accessible

Was mother's day afternoon but our waitress was extraordinary. She was on top of things. Coffee cond filled while she took care of her other customers. The food was good. I had a chicken fried steak and eggs with a slice of toast. Good food for a good price. The other meal was a BLT and fries.Food: 4/5

Excellent place!! We are from Louisiana and absolutely enjoyed this place! Edward the manager was extremely nice & Shelly offered great service! We had the pot roast melt lunch special and it was the best, buttery pot roast sandwich we’ve ever had! Definitely a 10/10 place to stop for something quick and delicious

We went here for breakfast and tried their brunch buffet. I didn't realize how much can be screwed up for simple foods. The eggs were watery and tasteless, the sausage had a disturbing taste, sort of like either their grill needed lots of cleaning or it was off, the hash browns were soggy and undercooked, even the honeydew tasted funny which leads me to think they need to thoroughly clean their kitchen and tools. I wouldn't eat here if it was the only place in great falls with food. I do not recommend going here unless you like poorly cooked and bad tasting food.

had breakfast, the red white and blue pancakes were terrific! friendly staff felt welcomed. do recommend for everyoneFood: 5/5

JB’s has been in Great Falls for many years. I’ve enjoyed eating at this restaurant for sometime. Lately things have plunged as far as food. I went to eat breakfast yesterday and ordered the Eggs Benny with country potatoes. What was placed in front of me was hash browns with what looked like the Eggs Benedict. The egg was not poached but fried, the yoke was runny as it should be and the hollandaise was good. The English muffin -well it was alright. I didn’t correct my order due to the restaurant seeming short staffed. Anyway I give it three stars for longevity and for the cheerful waitress. It is what it is. Try it or don’t it’s entirely up to you.

Great food, great staff, great value and quality. There are so many options to choose from and I love their all day breakfast menu. I highly recommend the French roasts which was so fluffy. Their pork chops and eggs were also such a delight. I think this is probably the best spot in Montana in terms of quality and value, in my opinion. Highly recommend.

Kind of dated but still homey. They have a well-stocked salad bar with soup and offer a half sandwich on the side for a dollar for lunch, making this one of the best values in town... Not to mention for a guilt-free meal. If you are looking for a treat after a healthy lunch, their brownies are killer. Vegetarian options: The salad bar was fresh and stocked with a solid variety of options for ovo/lacto as well as vegan.

It's one of the nicest restaurants there is. The waitresses are so sweet and attentive to your every want. The meals are excellent such a variety. The friendliness and great food Make you want to come back at any time.Food: 5/5

Service was good, but you would think that with the closing of Perkins, they would have stepped up their game. I got the Chichen fried steak w/scrambled eggs and hashbrowns. I would not suggest this. The steak was overcooked and tasted like nothing but oil, old oil at that. You be the judge.Food: 1/5