Came here due to Yelp reviews as we were traveling through the area on vacation. Am very grateful…read morewe made the stop. This restaurant/bar is located in the heart of downtown Ennis. The preserved historic facade is a much appreciated gateway to the past. The same rustic theme passes through to the interior with some obvious upgrades. It's inviting yet you know it's a bar too...the food doesn't seem to be the focus yet it definitely should not be missed. We sat ourselves and the bartender quickly arrived with menus and asked for our drink order. This girl had to hustle as she was tending bar, cleaning tables, placing and serving orders...felt a little sorry that she had so much on her plate, but she never lost her smile and appeased every customer easily. Food came out quicker than I expected since it was a one-woman show, but the cook is somewhere in the back and he helped bringing out plates. My husband had "The Gunsmoke" (classic smash burger), added cheddar cheese. My friend and I had "The Outlaw" smash burger (bacon, bleu cheese, bourbon grilled onions) and my other friend had the chicken tenders. The burgers were heavily seasoned (some complained of too much salt, though to me it was perfect), tender and juicy even though the burgers were leaning more towards medium well than medium. All ingredients were a perfect compliment to each burger. The Outlaw is incredibly rich since there aren't any fresh veggies to cut the richness, but that's also part of its charm. The rosemary French fries were crisp tender, seasoned well...utterly scrumptious in every sense of the word. My friend also enjoyed the chicken tenders....fried without being overdone and lightly seasoned. Drink refills were frequent and never had to ask. Price was very reasonable considering how much food we had and how delicious it all was. $35 for excellent service, wonderful juicy burgers and drinks was well worth every cent! Just an FYI - bathrooms are very outdated, though somewhat charming at the same time....probably the worst part of the visit, though not off-putting enough to not use. Odd that there was a young child sitting at the bar with their mother but maybe it's a small town thing...it did make me feel a little uncomfortable.

Delicious food and excellent service. Recommend the smash burgers and the chicken pesto sandwich,…read morewith the rosemary paper fries of course. A place that would make Miss Kitty proud.

What a great burger spot in West Yellowstone! The restaurant is named after Teddy Roosevelt and is…read morewarm and inviting. The staff is all local as you can't get here if you're not due to its remote location just outside of Yellowstone National Park.The American burger I ordered was perfectly cooked - tasty with cheddar cheese, bacon, and bully sauce - a this spicy mayo/ketchup that is delicious. The brioche bun has Teddy branded on the too, and is fries are with skin on. Yummy all around. They were offering a donut bun for Mother's Day. The whole time they gave a screen with Present Roosevelt's information scrolling which is simply amazing what he accomplished in life. Make this a stop for some great food and Americana while celebrating this beautiful country of ours in West Yellowstone National Park.

Yuk is my review!…read more Dry burger Cold Fries Temperature very hot inside of building so I felt like a burger myself.. But I taste amazing just ask my date. No need to expand on the burger experience except to say THE BUGER SUCKED !

Excellent burgers and fast service. Very inviting seating…read more Better grab some napkins! Definitely recommend.

About what you would expect when you walk into a loud and overly neoned space. The prices are…read moreoutrageous, of course, but the real kicker is that you order from a kiosk and then get prompted to leave a tip, and when you look up, the two (TWO!) workers are on their phones. Chef's kiss! Our daughter got the Magic Carpet Ride, which was a pretty good deal for $10 for a small burger and fries. We shared the "GNAR-BE-QUE" ($19 with no sides) and also got some loaded fries and carrot fries. Yes, we were being total fatties after a day of skiing, don't judge! Of course it ended up being way too much food. The burger is pretty good, but the carrot fries were undercooked and the cheese fries were essentially just smothered and became way too soggy. Everything was also super salty. One of us appreciated the spicy margarita and they do have a bunch of beers on draft. This actually would have been a mostly positive review but then we allowed our daughter to get one of those ridiculous milkshakes ($19) and it was downright disgusting. Re. the strawberry milkshake, which was called "Unicorn Toot" (BARF), the actual milkshake portion--aka the heart of the matter--was entirely liquid. Zero element of ice cream or texture and there was so much crap all over it that it was beyond over the top. Cotton candy in a cone plopped on top??! Just WHAT. It's like they came up with the idea with AI it was so dumb. Listen, we had a good time hanging out with a friend there that we randomly met up with at Big Sky, but it seems like there are way better places to eat. We'd skip this place. Three (generous) stars.

Great spot that even locals seem to love! Bit pricey, but the food and drinks were made so well…read moreyou don't feel ripped off. Service was great too! Love the rustic decor!

When we pulled into town, this place was popping. We thought it must be good. So we dropped our…read moreluggage and came back. The place was still busy so we sat at the bar where we were greeted by Tanner. He was attentive and helpful. I had the huckleberry lemonade, my husband a local beer, and our daughter vodka soda. Everything here is huckleberry and I embrace it wholeheartedly, especially the vodka. We shared the nachos, which seemed a little pricey especially considering the cheese isn't real; more like nachos cheese. However, they are a good size. The ambiance is what you'd expect, wild animals amidst tv's. Being so close to the "closed season" choices are limited. I hear there are bands when the patio is open. It would be a great place if there was live music year round.

Yelp doesn't have the correct hours so keep that in mind. Walked in right before the rush and it's…read morea town favorite. We ordered the double cheeseburger, a single burger protein style, a large fry, a small sweet potato fry and a strawberry shake. Food was fresh and hot, fries seasoned to perfection and the shake was delicious. Restaurant is small and extremely clean. It's worth the stop

Good burgers and onion rings (the so called "large" order was not very large and would be…read moreconsidered small in most places). Pleasant staff. Clean facilities (to include bathrooms). Not the world's best; but I would return when passing thru...

Omg! The Bison Burger and homemade fries are so delicious. We ate that two days in a row. Plus the…read moreHuckleberry shake was so good. Great find.

Stopped here for lunch with the family. I pretty much enjoyed everything about this place. You…read moreorder at counter then seat yourself. They bring food out to you. There is a self serve water station and fairly decent drink menu as well. We had elk burgers and kids had chicken tenders. Everything was solid. The fries seem to be fresh cut and especially good. Pricing is on par with everywhere else around the park. I would highly recommend for a quick no frills meal.

This place feels like stepping into an old saloon, in the best way. Even though I visited during…read morethe slow season and the menu was a bit limited, the food was excellent. The steak bites were spot-on, and the burger I had was downright fantastic. The bartender was friendly and clearly knew their craft. The cocktails were great, especially the huckleberry mule (pretty sure that's what I ordered). As a bonus, they rent side-by-sides when the weather cooperates. I took one up the mountain behind the corral and was rewarded with some incredible views.

The food here never disappoints. We love this authentic Montana restaurant and had the best…read moreservers, Brandon and Nikki.

Great little place to grab a bite. Reasonable prices, burgers, bratwurst, grilled cheese and soup…read moreoptions. Little hut with a warm fire to warm up in.

You must make the pilgrimage to the south face of the mountain for a beer at the Shedhorn. It's a…read morebit of an adventure to get there, which is half of the fun. It's a bit hidden away- take the shedhorn lift, and take a left off the top. Easy to get to and from the top of the swift 6, making it easy to race back to catch a 4pm chairlift home. Staff are great, views are fantastic.

Must go! This place was located right out of our hotel. The specials were Ramen and Ribs, both…read moreportions was very generous, I got the steak po boy, such good flavor I ate everything there was nothing left. Honestly this is one of the best places to eat in Gardiner, Montana after finding this place we kept eating here. Hours were 12:30-9 so by the time we got there after driving Yellowstone it was still open. They had picnic tables for you to sit at while you are or you could take it to go. The place was very nice. Definitely a must stop and go try it out.

Loved it! I had chicken nachos, hubby had fish and chips. Hot and delicious!…read moreNachos were made with blue corn chips and had plenty of toppings. There were plenty of picnic tables to choose from. We were delighted to see a group of deer as we dined!

We found this amazing restaurant/bar as we were exploring Montana. Cute small town called Ennis and…read morelet me tell you the drive on 284 from Bannack was breathtaking. The food was top notch and I can not say enough about the pulled pork and onion rings were some on the best I've ever eaten! Waitress was pleasant and personable and the service was on point! One of the best meals we have had on our trip so far!

What a great place to stop for lunch! The chips and queso were great and all our sandwiches were…read morefantastic! Our server was super!!!!!