There’s a pretty good chance you’ve never heard of Dell, Montana. With a population of 123, this Beaverhead County community barely has a post office. But there’s one thing they do have that every Montanan deserves to experience: Yesterday’s Calf-A, an old schoolhouse that has been converted into a cozy eatery that serves scrumptious pie.

Yesterday's Calf-A is located in an old one-room brick schoolhouse complete with a bell tower and bell.
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The school was constructed in 1903 and filled with students until 1963 when the school was consolidated into Lima's school district.
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Yesterday's Calf-A opened in 1978, and they've been serving their hearty American food ever since.
The cafe is known for serving hearty breakfasts, burgers and dinner entrees...
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...but here, it's the pies that are the shining stars.
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The pie menu rotates daily and is based on what's available seasonally.
Even if the food here wasn't fantastic, coming to Yesterday's Calf-A would be worth it for the experience alone.
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Luckily, the food happens to be fantastic as well.
School is always in session at Yesterday's Calf-A.
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They are open seven days a week, but their hours vary. Typically, though, you'll find them there from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

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