Village Inn Pizza

One of my favorite stops in Helena, order a player size pizza for just a couple bucks and the pizza is amazing. their players club is fair and worth joining also. and I always love the staff there's so friendly and charming! plus I love I can bring my little guy to eat pizza and take turns hanging out at the dining tables and playing. and he loves the pizza too! Plus they have my favorite machine that a lot of casinos don't!

Ordered 4 pizzas last night and all 4 had hardly any sauce on them compared to how they were made before.. they were very dry because of this and with thin pizza that is a fatal flaw. One of the last decent pizza places has gone down the same line as rest unfortunately. Nothing wrong with the workers just ended up throwing it all away and got my family something else makes me sad knowing my childhood pizza place is gone forever but I guess nothing good lasts forever so they say.

When we arrived, the establishment was extremely dark and there was no one present behind the counter to take our food order. Because of this, we walked into the casino area to look for assistance. The employee who greeted us was seated next to a friend who was gambling and appeared disengaged. Her demeanor toward us was rude and unprofessional. She asked for our identification, and we provided our passports. She took them and walked away, then returned and stated that our passports looked “sketchy.” She proceeded to question us about whether we were born in Montana, which felt inappropriate and uncomfortable. Overall, the atmosphere was unwelcoming, unprofessional, and made us feel uneasy.

I’m writng this review after hearing, in real time, an interaction my brother and his partner experienced at this establishment today around 8:00 PM. Both are Hispanic and were born and raised in Montana. A younger, blonde bartender accused them of “not being from here” and claimed their passports looked fake. A U.S. passport is a valid, government-issued form of identification and is accepted everywhere a driver’s license is accepted. While I understand that businesses have the right to refuse service, the comments made went beyond that and clearly crossed into discrimination. Insinuating that someone doesn’t belong or isn’t “from here” based on appearance or ethnicity is unacceptable. This experience was extremely upsetting and has left our family disgusted with how they were treated.

Looked up pizza places near me and this place came up first, perhaps due to its close vicinity to my hotel. I walked in not sure what to expect as the description said there is also video gambling machine ( Montana staple) To order, walk up to the counter and you will find a two sided laminated menu off to the right side. After looking the menu over I chose the dinner salad which was(iceberg lettuce, slivers of red cabbage, topped with shredded mozzarella, and black olives. (Oh and the rolled up salami) I was asked what kind of dressing I’d like and I chose ranch. The salad was brought to my table about 5 minutes after I sat down. The salad dressing, sunflower seeds and croutons came singly in small containers. I have no complaints about the salad. The small pizza came next-I ordered the