This place is pretty cool. Lots of Mounts there of wild animals from Africa. Slots are pretty good…read morehere. I won a little money. The lady who works there asked me if I wanted a drink as soon I stepped foot in the door. A cold Coors light beer bottle for $1.00. Not too bad.

Super clean and cute. Casino games everywhere, nfl on the TVs, bar and liquor store. Very home town…read morevibe. The place is really nice, service could use a little help.

Updated, clean, warm, quiet! Had to book a room near the Bozeman airport last minute and chose this…read moreone over the others due to good reviews and nice photos. Checked in after 1am. Jim, at the front desk, was friendly and accommodating. Big breakfast area downstairs. It's free from 6-10am. They also have an indoor pool and hot tub which we didn't use. Parking is free. Location is great for a quick drive to the airport (about 2.5 miles).

They really need to make a system here for the clean up crew to not disturb guests on their last…read moreday here. The man knocked on my door twice at different times asking when I would check out. It was extremely annoying and disturbing. They just will not let a person rest on their last day here! The room itself appeared clean from a distance. However I question the cleanliness of my towels, there were little hairs on them. Breakfast is free until 10am. There was a keurig in my room with coffee pods. A free shuttle is provided to the airport.

After spending a few hours soaking in the nearby hot springs, we decided to give the Rail a try…read more My wife loved her double cheeseburger. My Buffalo Chicken sandwich had been ordered 'fried'; but it was soggy - not one bite of crunch. Overall tho, fries (sweet potato and original) and the onion rings had been tasty. Brian, our bartender / server, was very nice and attentive. The only negative thing that was a disappointment (other than soggy chicken) had been the beverage prices - the menu had lower prices than what had been billed. This is a Delaware North property, and they can easily update their menus to reflect current prices. Regardless, will go back

Our server was very accommodating. Great bartender! He was knowledgeable and helpful with all drink…read moreand food choices. The food was good, the service was even better.

The DT has a cool, speakeasy atmosphere with pleasant and helpful service. Plus a great cocktail…read moremenu. We came here for drinks and dessert and had the Ménage a Trois, which was yummy, and the night owl (?) a chocolate peanut butter drink. Aunt Effie's cake was decadent and easily served four. Highly recommended.

I guess it is a speakeasy so it shouldn't be easy to find, but had it not been for the door hanging…read moreon the door I would've never found this place. He sat at the bar since we were only going to get some appetizers and drinks. I really did love the decor. It was gothy but overwhelming. I did like that they had some non-alcoholic options. However, the most appealing one had strawberries in it, and they were out of them. They were also out of the tacos, which was a little surprising since we got there an hour after they opened. We ended up having the nachos and the oysters. The oysters were good. The nachos were OK. The drinks were also very underwhelming. My son had a Paloma and I have tasted way way better. Service was good. Everyone was friendly and answered all of our questions. This is a really cool place to come and hang out with some friends, but it's more about the atmosphere than it is really the food and drinks.

Well we were looking forward to trying this place for yet another food opportunity…read more As we walked through the front door there were no tables or chairs. On further examination we realized it was all UPSTAIRS......UP TWO FLIGHTS OF STAIRS!! NO ELEVATOR!!! I am 80 and my wife is 76. Not a good start. We were told that you order here where we came in then HEAD UPSTAIRS and our food will be brought to us. ODD..... OSHA would love this plan......NOT!! Now to the food. This place is mostly a bar with a wide variety of beers etc. Their food is exclusively chicken. Not bad but very average. All in all our experience was disappointing to say the least. Probably for a younger crowd.

Staff wasn't really helpful when ordering when asked of any recommendations and the only answer you…read moreget is depends what you like and a blank stare. After you order you go upstairs and find a seat and they bring you your food. After finding a seat at a table we waited for the table to be bussed and no one ever came or apparently didn't hear us or care the two times we asked. That being said it's a pretty loud place but it was to be expected as it was more of a bar setting. They have lots of beers on tap and plenty of tv's to keep you busy while waiting. The food itself - the chicken was pretty good along with the barbecue sauce, the rice was good, and I liked the slaw but they do warn you that it's a vinegar based slaw which if you don't like vinegar you'll want to choose something else. I'll probably give it another go some time down the road.

Stopped into Copper on a Friday evening and grabbed seats at the bar before heading down to…read moreYellowstone the next day. The food and drinks were excellent, but the highlight of the night was Trent. We were looking for recommendations on things to do in the area, and Trent absolutely delivered. Scenic drives, sightseeing spots, Yellowstone stops, local attractions--you name it, he had a recommendation for it. The suggestions were coming faster than we could write them down, and every time we thought he was done, he'd remember three more places we needed to see. His food and cocktail recommendations were spot on, and he was incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. As an added bonus, his voice carries exceptionally well, so hearing all of those recommendations was never an issue, even on a busy Friday night. Copper is a great spot, but Trent is what made the experience memorable. If you find yourself sitting at his bar, settle in--you'll leave with a great meal, a great drink, and a much longer list of places to visit than you arrived with.

Located downstairs from the main street - seating in the bar area seems much cozier than the main…read moredining room. Food and service was pretty average - we like to order an adult beverage before dinner and peruse the menu. We were told the bar was backed up so we should get our food order in. So, not a take-your-time kinda place. Not rude, but not chill. Shared a 1/2 portion wedge salad @ $12 - perfect for two and tasty. Main entrees were a bit disappointing: 8 oz Tenderloin Filet @ $54 was cooked a bit more than requested and it came with (2) baked potatoes which we've never seen before (+ $4 upcharge). The Pan Seared Trout @ $34 was prepared nicely but there is not any flavor; served w/ a Blackberry BBQ but very sparingly. Super bland. Would come back to visit the bar - would consider ordering a burger, but wouldn't return for the main entrees.

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.