We are staying in Ennis on our way home to Oregon. It was past 7pm and we were starving. I looked…read moreon Yelp for suggestions. The Alley bistro was highly rated and a excellent choice! My husband and I started with the " shrimp cargot" It was excellent, the garlic bread it's served with is a great match. We spilt a pizza, again it was very tasty. For dessert the huckleberry pie was suggested. Wow. A perfect way to end a wonderful meal. Paige was our waitress and she went out of her way to help us along with a ton of questions about Montana. It's our first time in the state. If your in Ennis, I highly recommend this restaurant.

Good food. Reasonable prices. Excellent wait staff. Good wine selection. Great pizza!read more

Great food and service. Small and able to with demand make…read morea reservation. Quiet, right size restaurant. My favorite, small menu. You do not forget what you read. The food is full of the right spices and seasonings. The decor matches the food. Thank you.

Not sure it exists. Couldn't find it anywhere. If it does it is NOT called Tavern 287........read more

Great bar -- and don't come hungry looking for option! The frozen pizza option is the only thing…read moreavailable besides good bar service! Lots of beer options, and then cocktails and well drinks. Inside is great, 4 tv bank playing World Cup, rodeo, MeatEater TV and Fjy fishing show -- perfect!! Small pool table and some high top tables to hang for awhile!

I visit this cute town of Ennis about 2-3 times a year and the Silver Dollar is a must stop if…read moreyou're looking for a cold drink. Multiple screens for sporting events and has a casino area for slots. I've never had a bad experience with service here. They do not have a full food menu but I did see they serve pizzas! It's a classic western dive bar!

A cute breakfast nook within the pharmacy in Ennis. The waiter worked quick and was polite. I…read morerecommend the chicken fried steak breakfast plate and the huckleberry shake! You get extras with your shake too so it's pretty large. They also have an old fashioned soda fountain but I've never tried it! Would love to next time.

What a nice place to have breakfast. It's a local spot, that offers huge portions. They grind the…read morecoffee beans fresh for every pot. It's a cute spot inside a drugstore. Service was a little slow, but the place was packed

Kinda amazing in a town of 900 in Montana in the shadow of its better known cousins (Bozeman and…read moreWest Yellowstone), Ennis Montana is home to The Continental Divide restaurant. Our meal tonight was pretty much perfect. The restaurant set back off 287 just in front of the Ennis RV Resort. Understated interior with big windows looking out on the Madison range. Not many tables so a reservation likely a good idea. Paced our service, no one rushing us. Our reservation was for 6:30 and we left around 9:30. Wonderful, seasonal menu, that proudly presents both Wagyu and Montana beef at its finest. Had a hard time making choices as there's so many items on the menu, I'd love to try. I did pass on the oysters that are flown in every day. But that was very tempting. I ended up going with the golden beet salad, which was outstanding with a raspberry vinaigrette. For my main course I couldn't help but go for the elk loin, two beautifully cooked rib on loins medium rare. Incredibly tasty and tender. For dessert we sampled the lemon cake and the flourless chocolate tart, both mouthwatering. There's a really nice wine selection that offers both by-the-glass and bottles. Amazingly found a 2017 Heitz Cellars Marthas Vineyard cab that paired up stunning with our elk and filet mignon. Entrees included tender but crisp asparagas and wonderful spaghetti squash. The food was ethereal, and the service was wonderful, always there butt not intrusive. I'm a huge fan of this place after just one visit, and trying to come up with excuses to come back.

Call for reservations because this popular spot fills up quick. This is an intimate dining…read moreexperience. The chef's came to everyone's table to discuss the menu and presentation of the gorgeous dishes. The lavender honey butter with the fresh bread was unique but so good. Fresh ingredients on every dish. Everything was plated well and tasted just as good. A family of antelope walked by the big window as we ate. Very cool. The menu changes often , so be sure to try all the unique fresh dishes.

When you step through the door you step back in time, to the good old days of course! So much to…read morelove here. Montana small town vibe- friendly, smiles and heartland! The food was great, servings large and fresh. Service was great, it felt like the owner was serving us.

We were in Ennis for two days (Thursday and Friday) and they were closed both days…read more Both Yelp and Google said they were open, and we say o note on the door saying why they were closed.

Great food Great…read morevibes Good service This place can be girls night out, dude meet up, family gatherings or date night. The wait is not that long.. we came here as walk in's 2x on our 1week stay that started in Bozeman, went down to Yellowstone, then to Idaho for UTV riding and then to Jackson Hole WY to go see the Teton National Park. It was nice to walk around the local shops while we waited and then afterwards to work off those delicious carbs. Thin crust pizzas clean, fresh, not heavy and seasonal ingredients. The crust is soooo good. Chewy and some char. We had: Montana Burger Royale My teen son dreams about this. Yes its 27.00 and he said its the BEST burger he's ever had. I would have to agree (and we live in Austin TX where there's great cow) -the burger meat melted in your mouth -the egg dripping as you break the yolk was perfection. The bacon so juicy, the brioche bun (that was the winning touch) We shared: Hot Honey Pizza- so good 9/10 Spicy Burrata- also great. 8/10 Mac n cheese- that was the only miss. Way under seasoned and the white sauce seemed to get sucked up by the pasta so the dish was super dry. 3/10 Frites and Fondue- fries were great. Thick cut with finely shaved pecorino. Could have used a heaping more of the shaved cheese. -the fondue was ok, seemed still under seasoned or just not creamy enough? I'd swap that for some roasted garlic with the truffle oil. 6/10 Local brews and ciders were great! 9/10 Huckleberry Cheesecake 9/10 save room for this bad boy. We split it between 4 people. Not too sweet. Tart and delightful! The world cup was on the TV so it was a hopping place even as it rained during a late June evening. Parking garage nearby is free for 2hrs so thats cool! Come DT BZN and support local!

Had about a 30-minute wait, but the food smelled so good that I knew it was worth the wait…read more The atmosphere is really nice..very vintage and cozy. I wanted to take the chairs home with me. The whole place reminded me of downtown San Luis Obispo, CA. The Carne Frite was AMAZING. It's basically a piece of steak served with fries, but the steak was so flavorful I completely forgot about the fries. As a pizza connoisseur and meat lover, I also had to try the Carne Pizza. It wasn't the best pizza I've ever had, but definitely wasn't the worst either. The Montana Burger was really good, and the bacon was amazing. My only personal complaint: they serve Pepsi products and I'm a Coke girl through and through. Overall, great atmosphere, great food, and absolutely worth the wait. Highly recommend checking it out

Wow! Wow, wow, wow!…read more Wife and I stopped by for lunch on our way back from Yellowstone to Bozeman airport and it was worth the stop! We had lunch and this is a special place. The entire setting - land, building, etc. was awesome. I wish we would have gone for dinner and experienced that! If I could give more than 5 stars, I would. I had the burger and wife had the salmon. Both were perfect! Topped it off with a beer and a glass of wine and it ended up being an amazing lunch. We will be back if ever in the area.

We arrived for lunch on Sunday, around 1:30. It took a good 5 minutes for anyone to greet us. We…read morethink it was the manager who finally rescued us, he was very friendly. Our server was efficient, he brought us a pitcher of water after we quickly downed our first glasses. We ordered 3 burgers and the steak sandwich. The burgers and fries were all great. The steak sandwich had maybe 2oz of meat on it and a few arugula leaves. We called attention to the measly sandwich with the waiter...like surely this can't be right for $33? He didn't act like it was unusual, but offered to swap it out for another burger at our request. I wish I would've taken photo of it, because it was comical. Especially next to the huge burger and huge turkey club sandwiches they were bringing out. There were a LOT of flies and bees around our table constantly. All other tables had one of those fly fans on them, but we didn't get one. The flies were abundant and annoying. This was the first meal we've eaten at Big Sky, so I can't say whether or not we would return. Perhaps at dinner. It has a great reputation. But I wouldn't order the steak sandwich again.

Food 5 stars- The food here is awesome. We come every year while on vacation. The restaurant has…read morechanged ownership many times but the food remains great. There is a bar side and a restaurant side. Service has always been attentive and friendly. There is also a casino inside with fun games. Perfect place to hangout after a long day of fishing. Lodging- 2 stars. We used to stay in the cute cabins until about 3 years ago. Everything on the inside is outdated. It didn't feel clean. The bathroom was mildewed and smelled . I hope they choose to remodel the inside of the cabins because they do look cute from outside. But the inside does leave a lot to be desired. So we no longer stay there, but we eat almost all meals there because they are the bomb. I think management hasn't redone the rooms because there is not a whole lot of selection of where you can stay here and everything fills up very quickly, regardless of the quality because it is a smaller town. And now with the new Madison TV show I'm sure more people will be coming out, and there will be even less places to stay.

We have been going to the Sportsman's lodge for a little over a decade. It used to be a great…read morelittle diner to get fish and chips, a burger, awesome fish tacos, and some of the best pulled pork sandwiches. We went again tonight and while the cattleman's cutlet (aka chicken fried steak) was tasty enough, and my wifes' meatball sandwhich has some Italian nuances to it, the menu has become rather boring. Even the fish and chips are no longer on the menu???? Clearly the new management has chosen to make this just your average diner, with a below average menu. Why they put mussels on the appetizer menu is mind boggling. Really? Mussels in Ennis? Scary. Abby did a formidable job trying to keep up. She and only one other waiter were frantically running around, while the manager stood around watching for the most part. Next time we will go into town, where the G-bar and the Longbranch Saloon have a more diverse menu and better staffed. Not to mention Burnt Tree Pizza!