If Guy Fieri has taught us anything, it’s that some of the best food in America isn’t hiding inside fancy restaurants. Sometimes, it’s waiting for you at a small-town diner.

That’s certainly the case in Montana, where Fieri has spotlighted several restaurants through his Food Network shows, but one Great Falls restaurant has earned an especially strong reputation. The Roadhouse Diner.

This Montana Diner Earned Guy Fieri's Seal of Approval

Located at 613 15th Street North, Roadhouse Diner has built its menu around burgers, homemade ingredients, and plenty of personality. The restaurant uses Montana beef from McCafferty Ranch in Belt, hand-patties its burgers, and serves them on fresh-baked buns. Its fries are also cut by hand and cooked to order.

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Roadhouse Diner has received plenty of recognition over the years, including being named one of the country's top diners and earning repeated honors for its burgers.

The restaurant's owners have also had their share of Food Network fame. Tara Beam represented Roadhouse Diner on Guy's Grocery Games in 2017, competing in an all-burger challenge and taking home the top prize.

Here's the part that really caught our attention: Guy Fieri says the restaurant is one of his favorite places to eat in Big Sky Country. Talk about receiving high praise.

So, if you're looking for a Montana burger with a little celebrity-approved credibility, Great Falls might be worth the drive.

There are plenty of great places to eat in Montana, but not many have received the Guy Fieri stamp of approval.

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