Has anybody tried out the "new" restaurant at the Olive, I herd they have opend again and are under new owner-ship/managment.

Are there lots of restaurants there that serve foreign cuisine- even Thai food, or sushi? If you've never tried them before, a good site to check out before going (or to get some inspiration to go) is [DELETED SPAM]. They'll answer all your questions about trying new cuisines- it's great!

Really? I didn't hear anything about it? Does anyone know what this new restaurant serves?? or who owns it??

In reponse to the original post ... it's decent. I was only there for lunch one day, but they had the typical lunch stuff, although your drink was included. But that's all I can tell you, at the moment. More to come as this investigation continues!!

Just thought I would update the public on the Olive's status.
First it is owned in equal parts between me Doug Schneider, My Mother, Carol Schneider and our partners Al and Jesse Nelson. My mother and I ran the day to day operations from 2/15/2006 until 10/1/2006 at that time the Nelson's took control and we no longer have anything to do with the place other than the constant harassment from the Nelson's attorney and good friend Robbie Shipley!
Need not say anymore, We want out, but are only offered pennies on the dollar for our investment. We justed wanted to try and save a historic part of down town Miles City!

PS Our shares are for sale in anyone is interested!

ROB SHIPLEY? EXPLAINS ALOT SAID DOUG.

FRANCA- I AM A HUGE FAN OF THAI FOOD AND SUSHI BUT I WOULD HATE TO SEE IT IN MONTANA I DONT SEE IT AS I DO IN CALIFORNIA, IT WOULDNT BE NEAR AS FRESH.

"I AM A HUGE FAN OF THAI FOOD AND SUSHI BUT I WOULD HATE TO SEE IT IN MONTANA"

I think we have an official Thai-Rant!

In Billings they have sushi and it just isn't the same service or taste. I would love to see it but i'm sure it wouldn't be as close to a success as a steak house. When people go out in Montana they usually go for steak. I wouldn't order a steak anywhere but here.

Good call Russell.

And remember . . . those who forget the pasta are condemned to reheat it.