Trevor is a great bartender was very sweet and helpful told us where to go around town…read moreGREAT atmosphere! Cheap/stiff drinks They have a BIG "wheel of fortune" type wheel that you can spin and win prizes!

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

I had a very late dinner at the CARABINER, along with a few too many shots…read more Co worker and I ordered two items and shared. I got the chorizo chimichanga and she got the grilled cheese and bacon sandwich. The chimi had potential but it was too skimp on the fillings. All tortilla, not enough meat. The grilled cheese was bomb. It was a triple decker with bacon and tomato. Very tasty. Others from our group said the Carabiner was the best restaurant given the consistently poor service at a few of the other spots in the resort. Unfortunately, I only went the once. 3.75 stars!

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!

Nice bar at the base of the lifts, on the second floor of Vista Hall, where the food court is. It…read morehas beautiful sweeping views of Lone Peak, some indoor bar and table seating, and big outdoor deck. The handcrafted cocktails are quite good, and they have been and wine, too. I stopped by apres ski and tired the Big Sky Bulldog, which was Orphan Girl (a bourbon cream liqueur), vodka, rootbeer and half & half - kind of like an adult rootbeer float - very good. Then I had the Willie's Hot Toddy, which I think is my new favorite warm drink -- Willie's Honey Moonshine (a local honey bourbon), lemon and water, garnished w/ cinnamon stick and cloves. Might be making that myself on our next ski trip. Met some super nice people at the bar, too, which happened to be from OB/Point Loma, where we live!

Sergei was an amazing bartender!! He was very attentive and engaging. Highly recommend.read more

Love BBQ?! Riverhouse BBQ & Events will definitely satisfy your cravings. I was in Big Sky and…read moredidn't know what I wanted to eat so I was just scrolling and when I saw Riverhouse, I knew I wanted to stop by and I'm glad I did. The smoked tri-tip sandwich caught my eye and it tasted as good as it looks. The sandwiches come with cole slaw and fries. The loaded potato is also a great option if you're not craving for BBQ. Prices are great and portions are good. I'm for sure recommending this spot to my friends if they're going to be in Big Sky!

Food-A Ambiance-A…read moreService-C Water for the table-D The meat is super good and tender, along with the Mac n cheese. Best onion rings I've had in a long time. Service was really really slow but it was a Friday so I can't complain too much. Ambiance was great..great mountain and river views but the best part was all the cosplay cowgirls and cowboys from out of state. Can't beat it. I would recommend checking on that tap water situation though, tasted like drinking out of a hose.

What a cool retro decorated spot! Great for small groups and pictures! They have a HUGE spirits…read moremenu, and beer and snacks too! Good happy hour deals! Friendly staff. Reasonable prices.

Omg! What a fun fun place!. Love the decor. So HIP So retro…read moreHad to buy a glass. #DrinkBitchesDrink . Excellently made drinks, kind of stiff which I like. There's a steady flow of people in and out.. mostly women but a few couples. Nice areas for lounging with a group or just sitting and chatting quietly with a friend. We were going to just pop in for one drink but then our daughter's boyfriend joined us after work and we stuck around for trivia. Bartender was very skilled and everybody was friendly. It's off the beaten path but worth it and there's lots of things to do around that shopping center so you could spend a day

Truly the best hotel bar I've experienced…read more They consider themselves a dive bar, but I disagree. This hidden gem located in the basement of The Kimpton Armory hotel. No cover. Live music I think nightly. Great drinks. Food too. What more could you ask for? I've seen some great bands here. Many seating options from booth in the back to tables in the middle to the bar rail. Excellent place to grab a drink, listen to music, bring a date, or come solo. Can't wait to come back!

I might have given this bar a higher rating, had I not been to the rooftop bar in the same hotel…read morethe night before. I hate to compare but it's crazy how different two places can be in the same hotel. The service here was abysmal. We came at the end of someone's set and it wasn't that crowded in the bar but almost every single table was dirty, with empty glasses on them. There seemed to be one bartender and another person helping. That person literally just stood there talking to people instead of cleaning up the tables. The bartender was pretty rude too and didn't seem to be into working here at all. The only clean table was by the door and it kept getting opened while the next band set up so we just moved to a table with dirty glassware on it. The drinks were pretty lackluster (especially compared to the awesome ones upstairs). I don't think it was that the menu was inferior to the other, I just think the bartender didn't care. Both my drinks were watered down and icy. Pretty sad for the price to be honest. It got pretty crowded for the second set being played so we decided to leave to let other people sit. I wasn't interested in having another icy sad drink.

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.

Happy Hour on a Saturday?? Unheard of in Dallas. I wish I could put them in my pocket and take them…read morehome with me lol. The ambiance is cool, gives hideaway vibes or a place where poets and philosophers meet after dark. Service was decent. We came during parents weekend, so it got pretty busy. Our server did his best though, so shout out to him...sadly I forgot his name but if he sees our photo he'll know lol. If I ever come back it'd be for that g.f.c cocktail and their salad (we'd already eaten beforehand, but the food that we saw come out looked good).

Went here for a work dinner so it was a prepared menu…read more We started with the sea scallops and caviar. Nice sear on the scallops, the saltiness of caviar went really well with the dish. The beet salad was outstanding, the beets were slightly sweet and it went great with the acid in the dressing. Our main was braised short rib, the short rib was tender as you would expect with a tasty jus. Finally crème brûlée for dessert. That was the start. Super textured crispy crust with a creamy inside was soo good. Our service and experience was outstanding.

The Devil's Toboggan was our first speakeasy experience, and we loved it. It's absolutely beautiful…read moreinside. The bar itself was beautifully lit, and seemed to have every alcohol you could desire. There were a number of other patrons in the speakeasy when we visited, all of them enjoying the libations, the plush furnishings, and stunning decor. Our bartender was great. He engaged us in pleasant conversation, gave us great recommendations for drinky-drinks, and the drinks he made us were delicious. We both enjoyed some lovely conversation with another couple at the bar. We had a great time at Devil's Toboggan, and can't recommend a visit highly enough.

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.

Oh WOW that's good chicken! They had 2 levels of outdoor seating which is great for dogs…read more Dog-friendly places are the best! Service was excellent inside and outside. I would go back if I lived closer.

5.9/10. Have…read morenothing bad to say about the place, just some comments and observations: The man seating the place dressed in business attire with a bolo tie. Are you attending a weekly conference call at 2pm on a Monday, or are you going to the local rodeo grounds to shoot the shit with the grounds crew? Very friendly and helpful nonetheless. The food suited the price tag. $15.50 for a very good chicken sandwich that was a perfect portion of meat between the buns. The Cajun fries are an absolute must. Very tasty and can be eaten with or without your choice of sauce. The setting itself is very neat - a mix of modern, contemporary and old bones. A dated wooden barn with modern tables, chairs and lighting make for a pleasant place to enjoy a local Montana brew. However, I don't think people come to the Hop Lounge to watch an original video of a DJ in his casa making the next platinum label. Give the people some nice tunes (that aren't so loud they bounce off your own walls) and throw on a sports game or something. You can never go wrong with a Wednesday evening Sox-Cubs game to sip your beer to. There could be a couple more waitresses, the young gal we had was doing her best to keep up but it was clearly a daunting task. Due to the timely wait, a second beer became a second thought and paying for our bill took some time. Again, not the waitresses fault. She did a very good job and was very helpful. Overall, the employees were very friendly, the food was good, and the beer selection was large enough to feed my buddies mom for