Came back to Scissorbills saloon and is still our favorite spot in Big Sky. We had the gin and…read moretonic special with local gin (just $10) which was very good, my husband had a very good local IPA, and we shared a burger and the Thai sweet and spicy chicken wings. Everything was great and reasonably priced. Service was friendly. Look forward to returning!

A local spot for cheap drinks and good vibes at the Big Sky Resort. Service was good and the bar…read morewas packed but fun. Definitely a local hotspot for the Big Sky Resort workers but it was an awesome experience. Would definitely recommend checking it out.

Only in Big Sky for the week and spent most of our time in Yellowstone. One day we just wanted a…read moregood burger and this place came up as one of the best places in area for burger. They definitely aren't wrong but I was surprised it's basically a golf course snack bar burger :) very limited Indoir seating. Good view of mountains outdoor. You order at counter and they bring to you. You don't wait too long. Everyone is nice.

We stopped here for a quick bite before horseback riding. The food was good. The service was quick…read more The ambiance was beautiful with the Montana hills and beautiful scenery. Didn't golf, just enjoyed the food and view.

Food was delicious. We orders the burger and the chicken. Very good flavor combination all around…read more Great service and ambiance.

If you enjoy bland luke warm food, over the top prices and a management team that has no idea how…read moreto accommodate customers then this place is for you! But for all normal yelpers I would recommend avoiding this place especially if you are here on vacation. We are here for a family vacation and were excited to come to block 3 for our first dinner night. I'm always a little skeptical about hotel restaurants as they are either great or really bad. Let's just say we all left here very disappointed The only good thing about the food was the appetizer truffle fries we ordered. We ended up waiting over an hour for a main meals and we were one of the first tables seated for the night. All of our protein dishes: pork, branzino, and steaks clearly were sitting out for a while and cooked horribly - they were all cold!! Our friend who ordered the Steak spoke up as the steak was $65 asking for it to be warmed. They took it back to kitchen and it came back the same way!!! So he kindly asked to remove it from menu. The manager came over eventually and said there was nothing he could do, didn't offer him another plate... nothing. To top it all off - they tried to overcharge us! They tried to round up the 2 orders of pork chops to $80 when it should have been $76. Very rarely do I leave a restaurant thinking, "This is exactly why so many people prefer eating at home." Yesterday was one of those times. The experience left me seriously questioning why I'd bother going out to eat when I can save money and enjoy a much more pleasant, delicious meal at home.

This is my go to place in Big Sky. The spot is perfectly nestled in the mountains. Love the…read moremountain chic vibes. The food is absolutely delicious. I went there three nights in a row. The beef filet and walleye are amazing. Many thanks to Emily and Crew for spectacular service!

If you're looking for the best meal in the Big Sky Resort area, The Cabin Bar & Grill is it. The…read morefood was solid from start to finish, but the elk tenderloin was the star of the meal--perfectly cooked, incredibly tender, and packed with flavor. The smoked trout charcuterie board was much better than expected. We devoured it! Great atmosphere, friendly service, and an unforgettable dining experience.

Staff went out of the way to accommodate our family on Christmas Eve. Mom made Christmas Day…read morereservations- but blanked on Christmas Eve. They squeezed us in - a lovely lounge spot by the fire. We had two kids , 5 and 7, hangry from a day on the slopes - and they were so kind. Our server went way out of her way to work around my long list of food allergies. Food, service, staff, everything was top notch!

Enjoy the drinks, pass on the food. You're welcome…read more Service is friendly, drinks are pretty good! Stick to drinks. Hot toddy. I don't know where the kitchen is, but "far" is my guess. Food arrives on room-service carts, and ours was all Cold. Not just temperate or not-hot, but room-temp. $25 Wagyu Cheeseburger sound pretty good? Nope. It wasn't even kept under a heatlamp between the era when it was made and when it was served. Edges were dry and cold, not even warm in the center, zero juice. I get it, resort prices, convenience of eating in the Summit Lodge, trying hard not to complain about the $25 price, but it was just a limp cold burger. Fries? Also cold. I mean, the least they could have done, after recognizing the long time passed between making the meal and serving it, is refresh the fries, no? Cold greasy fries, cold dry overcooked burger. One star at any price. It's not like there's a shortage of burger options right at the Summit either. Am I going to complain that it was $75 for three burgers at our table? No, not if they were hot juicy Wagyu Cheeseburgers, but then, these were not.

Rainbow Ranch Lodge & Wild Caddis -…read more We will definitely be back! The Rainbow Ranch Lodge is a stunning and peaceful getaway, and the on-site restaurant, Wild Caddis, is truly exceptional. The food is fresh, creative, and beautifully prepared--every dish feels intentional and elevated. The craft cocktails are outstanding, made with true mixology talent and perfectly balanced flavors. Their wine list is superb--an impressive, well-curated collection with exceptional bottles and thoughtful selections that pair perfectly with the menu. Between the gorgeous setting, warm service, and incredible food and drinks, Rainbow Ranch and Wild Caddis deliver a memorable Montana experience. Highly recommend!

Took a team of 14 for dinner there this past Friday evening, let me be clear, an absolutely awful…read moreexperience. Let me begin with the food, my wife ordered buffalo sliders, just awful, tasted like the dollar menu at Arby's. The service was also just abhorrent, our appetizers and drinks arrived as promised, only to wait approximately an hour for the entrees, no apologies, not acknowledgement, absolutely awful service. This was a $1k plus tab, no acknowledgement of the poor service and no apology, a level of arrogance that no one should experience, avoid this place at all costs.

I had a great time watching the World Cup here! (So, NOT ski season obv). Really attentive service!…read moreSince it's Big Sky, the prices were definitely high, but I was really impressed with the delicious BLT I had. A simple sandwich, but it was really elevated with thick, delicious bacon, so you felt like you were at least getting something special for your money. Also, the side salad I had was so fresh with a great variety of vegetables, and I was able to order an interesting house made parsley vinaigrette. It has a classic apre ski vibe, but also tons of space and some fun bar games.

opinion from a local:…read more Food is not what it used to be. I came in here and the quality of the food has taken a dive off the deep end with no water in the pool. As soon as this new management agency Apres Cru took over; Tips Up went down hill. The charm is gone. Thebartenders and servers are no longer allowed to hangout with their friends off the clock at Tips or the other two establishments that Apres Cru runs. It's quite disheartening to walk into Tips now and know for 100% certain our friends who work there cannot enjoy it with us. Apres Cru has managed to turn a beloved (by locals, tourists, and passerbys) bar in Big Sky to a corporate nutcase that FEELS corporate and no longer feels like a real fun place or real bar. Now it feels like a glorified buffalo wild wings. While I love some B-Dubs, I love Tips Up much more. Recently since Apres Cru took over, private events run the pool table, more covers on events than ever before, and again, lack of social energy as the staff would come hangout and brina additional cheer. Apres Cru has managed to turn a beloved (by locals, tourists, and passerbys) bar in Big Sky to a corporate nutcase that FEELS corporate and no longer feels like a real fun place or real bar. Now it feels like a glorified buffalo wild wings. While I love some B-Dubs, I love Tips Up much more. Recently since Apres Cru took over, private events run the pool table, more covers on events than ever before, and again, lack of social energy as the staff would come hangout and bring additional cheer. it was wonderful to have a drink made by a favorited bartender and THEN to have drinks with them off shift. It's astonishing for a company to come in and think they know best without any input from those already working there or locals in the area. Big Sky has a fragile community balance and a company affecting us like this really jeopardizes the balance. Tips Up is the only bar on this side of town that manages to speak to all ages and backgrounds. Not just the upper scale of places like waypoint (Even waypoint manages a local feeling and their drinks, price points, and atmosphere is absolutely not that or a ski town sports bar.) I'd understand if the staff was being ridiculous or unprofessional but through many examples i have witnessed each of them showcase professionalism off the clock. Even going as far as helping remove heinous people from the bar just because their coworkers appeared stressed or ready to get a person out. They've removed locals cards, hiked prices on drafts and other drinks, don't allow their staff (the locals) to be apart of the bar scene off of work, and contributed to the destruction of our local community. I cannot count how many times this season I myself have left or have witnessed people leave due to this new company. It is simply no longer the same energy and it brings much sadness to us here. Nearly finished - they refuse to hire anyone. new whilst their staff very obviously struggles someday managing everything. I went in one day and there was 1 bartender and 1 server for the entire inside room and outside patio. if you've never been, that's a lot of steps during a lunch rush. Additionally, each table can hold a full family. Yet they refuse to hire anyone else to support their staff. All in all, the staff is still lovely. I adore each of them and am aware none of this is their fault. it's ANOTHER company coming into our town and trying to "fix" what isn't broke. The most ironic part of this is when Apres Cru came to town, someone told them, "Don't turn our Big Sky into your New York" "Oh trust us, we don't plan on it. We love the charm of this town" That was in November of 2025. Irony is a funny thing. if you're in Big Sky, give some sympathy to the staff for what they have to deal with. Tip the staff well for their troubles and then consider not giving your money to this disgraceful corporation. They also oversee Blocks 3 and Bucks so l imagine similar antics are happening at each of them. the salads are good tho. Cheers. G. Hanners.

This place was surprisingly good! I had low expectations bc this is far from the south. But the…read morechorizo was juice, flavorful, and fresh. The chicken was juicy too. Ambiance is very modern & clean and the service was standard.

We ordered takeout by phone. When I arrived to pickup the order I was told they had sold out of…read morechicken. 7pm and no chicken. So I opted for the plain cheese quesadilla instead. this had to be prepared while the other orders sat in boxes and steam. I waited about 15 mins for the food but then I had to wait for the manager to adjust the bill. I stood there with 2 bags waiting to pay while the manager was outside playing with puppies. I finally pay finding out my bill is $90, for 2 quesadillas and a burrito with a side of chips and salsa. They added a takeout charge and a tip. No napkins, no utensils. Food was warm and soggy and probably the worst Mexican food I've ever eaten. I threw out half the burrito. The chips were also the worst tasting I have ever experienced. I know everything in Big Sky is overpriced and I get it, but you expect service and quality.