Serbian Crown Restaurant

We had been going to Serbian Crown for around 16 years, but I will never step foot in that restaurant again. The owner actually came out to yell at us after we asked to use a coupon for the restaurant. Yes, thatâ??s right â?? THE OWNER. The waiter actually came and apologized to us. Talk about a twilight episode moment. Our bill was over $180. Yes, for the privilege of spending $180, you too can get yelled at â?? at the Serbian Crown. We had been going there mostly out of nostalgia, the food is certainly not worth the price. For the same price, you will get much better service (wonâ??t get yelled at) and much, much better food at Chez François or Tuscarora Mill. more

Rene was the most rude and discriminating person at our dinner. My husband and I were out of town, came to Serbian on recommendations. We found ourselves being joked at because we were young and affluent. They tried to fool us on more than three occasions and we were too educated to fall for it. (Sturgeon Caviar is not from Salmon-duh! Roasted suckling pig is not saturated with port sauce that is $1.45 different from the price of the "port suckling pig" special! However we were polite and paid for our meal regardless with NO TIP! Not only never going back, we are on a tirade to make sure others do not experience a $231 .00 meal that we did, with so much discrimination! Just plain WRONG! more

A small vodka-and-piano bar attached to the Serbian Crown restaurant, the baroquely decorated Serbian Crown caters to Great Falls' 40-and-over demographic with sing-along piano nights and dancing to live jazz and oldies music. In Your Glass : The vodka list stretches to at least 40 options. Look for the house-infused versions with honey, pepper and seasonal berries. On Your Plate : The menu is strong on game, but look out for truly exotic seasonal options: antelope, ostrich, emu -- even lion. Seriously. Lion. Need to Know : Friday's sing-along piano night is not for the timid. A solid band of regulars has been coming for years, and they've worked up dance routines -- with props -- for songs like "Baby It's Cold Outside." The songbook itself is a relic from long ago: Think "Won't You Come Home, Bill Bailey" and musical selections that pretty much stop at "My Fair Lady." It can be intimidating to join in, even though the lyrics are in front of you. Price Points : Cocktails range from $10 to $18, with champagne-based drinks at the top of the list. -- Fritz Hahn (February 2008) more