Came here for a quick bite- there is indoor and outdoor seating. I sat outdoors with the live…read moremusic. I ordered the 4 piece chicken tenders- they came out crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. The menu has typical bar food so you know what you're getting.

Nice space for a cocktail and live music. Kids are not…read moreallowed after 9pm and table service stops at the same time. You will need to go to the bar to continue with your libations. The outside area is nice, as the doors for the band are opened and you can still listen.

Stop 9 of 9 for WY, 48 overall, on our Hundreds of Hops self-guided US Hop Passport Brewery Tour,…read moreAmazing Brewery Race 2025 - for our 5th state win!! And we were THOSE people, unintentionally. We showed up 15min before the kitchen closed (not knowing there was or expecting there to be a kitchen) and 45min before the brewery itself closed. I can't lie, we've been crazy road-tripping it & we were, again, excited when they mentioned food. I'm not sure if the kitchen staff were as excited as us, but they didn't let on that we were putting them out, even with such a late order. We did try to be accommodating- I went so far as to say "give me anything you need to get rid of." Of course, the barkeep had already taken our orders by that point & I guess that was that. Chicken fried steak for me & a brisket wrap for the hubs - we could have (& probably should have) split either & would have had plenty to eat. We both took food with us to the hotel & we had leftovers for breakfast (2-fer). The food came up fast & the flavors were good. I appreciated the non-traditional take on the chicken fried steak. No country gravy here... she ate like schnitzel which went well with the beer! Speaking of, on to the reason for stopping, beer. Sage Creek IPA 3.75 Mountain Wheat IPA 4 Sand Coulee Red 4.25 Heart Mountain Hefe 3.75 Service couldn't be better. I can't stress enough how much I appreciate not being made to feel like I shouldn't be there- even being encouraged to enjoy both the food & beer, despite the late arrival. Kudos!

The brewery seems to have been something else prior. It's a little odd to wait in the hallway when…read morestaff is at the bar. I think a brewer or owner was in a table talking on the phone the whole time. The beer was 4/5. The side salad was big 5/5. The sandwich/ wraps were 3/5. A bit too much liquid or slightly chewy chicken. The Thai wrap was more like sesame. I'm a huge fan of the Mule Kicking Rye. It was the spiciest beer ever. I would have bought a 6 pack if they had them. The IPAs weren't my favorite. the wheat ipa was the best of them. The flying peanut butter stout in the can is their best overall.

This place was so amazing, we went 3 times in one week! Carlos is the best, and we got to meet the…read moreowners who are some of the nicest people in town. The food was so delicious! This restaurant has such a cool vibe. I highly recommend this place!

Me and my family are locals to Red Lodge, and this restaurant is a go to. The food is commendable,…read moreand the atmosphere is fun. The service is OK, but it depends on the person I assume. The interior is nice, but it is always so cold! Anyway, this place is good, and I definitely recommend.

We were traveling and in town for one night. We found Pat's after a search online and glad we did!…read more What a great place! Small restaurant with lots of locals at the bar, not noisy or loud at all. Our server was the nicest guy. He answered all our questions about the beer, joked around with us and checked on us several times. They brew their own beer and both of the ones we tried were very good. I had the Fuggle Cuddle Brown and my partner had the Sybil Stout. For dinner I ordered the Fish & Chips which came with house cut French Fries. The fish was perfectly cooked with a tasty crunchy beer batter crust that was not greasy at all. The fries were so good, just crispy enough. My partner had the brat sandwich which came topped with onions and sauerkraut and he loved it! I ordered a house salad also and that was yummy also. If you're ever in Cody do yourself a favor and try Pat's Brew House. Great food at reasonable prices and friendly staff.

Immediately greeted, love the beer samples! We split the Reuben sandwich and the Southwest Bowl…read more Great food, great experience. Lots of beer samples and selections. Loved the Stout!

We absolutely love this place and it's our favorite brewery in Red Lodge -- especially for their…read morefantastic cider selection. The ciders are consistently great and we always make a point to stop in when we're in town. However, visiting in the off-season can be tricky. When we were there, only one employee was working the bar. We ordered a beer and a cider flight, but after we ordered several more customers came in and lined up. The bartender understandably tried to take care of everyone, but ended up serving at least six new arrivals -- pouring beers and running payments -- while our order never came. After about 20 minutes we had to leave, which was really disappointing because we were genuinely looking forward to it. This isn't a complaint about the staff -- she was clearly doing her best -- just a heads-up: if you visit during slower months, be prepared for limited staffing and longer waits (and possibly no food service). We'll definitely still come back... just maybe during busier season next time.

Stop 1 of 8 for Montana on our Hundreds of Hops self-guided US Hop Passport Brewery Tour Amazing…read moreBrewery Race 2025 I must say, a touristy area falling in the 3 star range didn't have me anticipating a fantastic experience. I was leaning towards something mediocre put there to drain the pockets of a would-be thristy, or perhaps hungry, passerby... We drove through the hoards of people to the outskirts, where the crowds thinned & the parking opened up to a large lot. Cool. So far, so good. The red building was easy enough to spot & there was music playing from a tent in the field. We headed for the building door from the back of the building and found ourselves sniffing the air... could that be house smoked meat? Yes, yes, it is... and making us walk by a smoker is a sure-fire (pun intended) way to get us to buy your food along with your beer! On to the bar we went, where we were met by an energetic 1 day a week worker. (We know because she mentioned it, we weren't THAT nosey!) She gave us a run through & we ordered our BOGO brews & an order of pulled pork tacos with black beans to split. Were they spicy tacos, no. Were they on flour instead of corn, yes. Was the pork tender, juicy, flavorful & smoky... YES! The black beans were a great side choice if I must say so myself & both paired well with our beer options. Dually Double IPA in at 4.5 for Kel - n/a from me Dog Pull Porter in at 3.75 from Kel & 4 from me Unfortunately, the only to-go option then was growlers & that didn't work for us at the time. Next time through, perhaps it will or crowlers (other options) will be available. We would indeed go back. On paying, they did miss the bogo beer & offered us our choice of refund and recharge correctly or 2 free drinks next visit. As we haf no idea when we'd be back, we sadly had to opt for the refund. I want to emphasize that it was NOT an international overcharge & it was immediately corrected.

Great bar in Boseman! We had so much fun. The server was fantastic and its a cute bar decked out…read morelike a train station. Would definitely go back!

My wife and I sat at a table and were ignored by the servers for 20 minutes even though the bar was…read morelargely empty. We walked out. If you are not a local you should go somewhere else..

Permanently closed. Building demolished. Rumor has it that a new bar/restaurant will be built…read morethere. Will post when that happens.

We loved this tavern, town of Shell, and in general this part of Wyoming. The Fossil Rock Tavern…read morehas great atmosphere, drinks, interior and outside patio, customized pizza, candles, music, stars, August late night temperature, and stories shared by very welcoming local crowd. Tavern is located just on the other side of the road and our cabin/campsite. Nearby landscapes are just breathtaking, be it our driving from nearby dirt roads and famous dinosaur track spot, hikes and falls in nearby Bighorn Mountains, or more touristy destinations. Being done with late night dinner, I am looking forward to going back tomorrow morning for coffee and muffin.

We were seated quickly. Our server was Lex G, she was very pleasant and gracious. The Caesar salad…read moreand chicken strips off of the lunch menu were delicious and reasonably priced. Their customer service was exceptional. We'll be back.

What's happened to the food? The Huckleberry sauce isn't as spicy and the food isn't as good as it…read morewas when I was there in December and January. Did you change products or something? The food doesn't look or taste the same.

[Review is based on camping experience] Ten Sleep Brewing Co…read morehas a really nice vibe and very picturesque. We camped here for one night on our way to Mount Rushmore. It was $18 + tax for a tent site which came out to be $23.79. $3 per person per showers which are located behind the brewery. Drinking water inside brewery available for fill ups and only during business hours. There are 2 port-a-potties by the tent sites, 4 port-a-potties outside the brewery and 2 bathroom stalls inside the brewery. Located outside is a dishwashing and charging station. We bought two beers for $7.50/pint. We didn't try the food here, but was told it's just basic "last ditch" frozen pizza and pretzels. The brewery hosts events on certain nights and have food trucks some times. We just happened to stay here when nothing was going on. We would've liked this spot more if the tent spots were further apart. People in the tent spot next to us came in around midnight and woke us up for almost an hour with their loud whispering while unpacking and barking dog which woke up our dogs. The tent spots were close enough that we can hear neighbors move around in their tents. Unfortunately, that whole thing put a damper on our experience.

Steve and I got to try Ten Sleep Brewing Company quite recently and we liked the beer we had here…read moreconsiderably! The name of the beer was Speed Goat. This was a Blonde/Golden Ale. This was a very pleasant and drinkable beer. Flavors and highlights to be on the lookout for with this beer are crispness ,clean and sweet. The beer is smooth yet is light bodied which makes this ale so very drinkable!