10/10!!We traveled from Texas to Montana and walked in to open doors, music, a dog outside, and…read moregreat vibes from the employees. The pizza was amazing and just as good heated up! Would definitely recommend!

Whoever was working the night of 5/27 I hope both sides of your pillow are cold at night. Best…read moreplace in town with kind staff and I recommend to everyone!

5 stars for Allison's service! I have yet to try their food…read more Me and 2 friends were at a different village area and trying to walk back to our lodging rental. It started snowing and getting really windy so visibility was low. We saw this spot up ahead and decided to stop by and grab drinks. Allison was super friendly, and totally cool with it, and she even told us about a free transportation service called Big Sky Connect! We were able to get a ride back home quickly/safely.

Wrap shack is like BYWOM in that it's a favorite by locals and tourists alike. You get a really…read moregood amount of good quality food for a good price. It's not like a bar that's trying to rip you off for $18 for a hamburger. The service is always friendly, and the food is always worth getting. I've never regretted coming here. Also if you bring your receipt across the way to Greener Pastures (the dispensary) you can get a pre-roll for $1. One $1 pre-roll per customer. I like when businesses support each other.

Excellent Service and Food and Wine! Excellent Service and…read moreFood and Wine! Excellent!!!!

We arrived at 8:20 only to be told they were "shutting down the kitchen". No offers to seat us and…read moretake care of us. Best thing that happened was the tip to visit Olive B's who closes at the same time as Michelangelo's but they were happy to seat us and serve us. Not sure if we will try Michelangelo's again after such poor service.

First of all, riding a chairlift to a restaurant is a cool experience. Secondly, the hostess and…read morebar staff are cheerful and helpful, albeit very busy. We were a table of seven with reservations on a Thursday night in February. We got seated at the bar, which made conversation for our group tough but we agreed to it. Not ideal but ok. We shared some appetizers and each had a drink. The food was good, pricey and presented nicely. I can't say it was the best meal I've had in that price range, taste wise, but I'm sure the prices are higher due to the location. The views were amazing, the ambiance was lovely. We had two servers, Adam ( or some other short A name) and Madi. He was friendly, helpful but super busy. She was a delight! We got some hot chocolate with Ullr to go as an apres, and that was very worth it!!

We love to take visiting family to see the Enchanted lights and then stop at the Everett's bar to…read moregrab a cocktail. But the bartender was as unfriendly as they come, we had a party of 7, and his interactions or lack there of, made us decide to leave after the first drink. Sometimes staff doesn't belong where customer service is needed. And the cocktails were not that good. We stopped at another bar where they welcomed us with friendly smiles and great cocktails. I'll write a great review for that bar..

Matty and the team have something so special!!!! The wild game barbecue meatballs are outstanding!…read moreThe smoked trout starter is delightful. The pork chop duck and trout. Entrées are fabulous and the wild game flavor really shines through. The flourless chocolate cake is almost like an airy brownie! And of course they're famous vanilla ice cream with Jack Daniels and cinnamon is a classic! I highly recommend the cabin bar and grill for anyone visiting Montana looking for a true authentic Montana cuisine experience!

Don't be fooled by the pics--this place is not budget-friendly…read more We came in expecting a decent meal under $50/pp, like the photos and menu led us to believe. Instead? A lake fish for over $50, Elk over $60, NY Strip pushing $70 and a glass of wine for $35--even though the bottle retails for $50 (I checked!). Seriously? This is even more than some of the finest steak houses in San Diego, which this was not. It's the tail end of ski season, and it feels like they're squeezing every last dollar out of tourists. The service was solid--no complaints there and thus an extra star--but these prices are out of touch with reality for most Americans. Skiing's already an expensive sport, and places like this are turning it into something only oligarchs can afford.

My husband and I visited Big Sky in February and we were both feeling a little sick. I wanted to…read moreget some hot soup and eat in at our Airbnb and Big Sky Noodles was the perfect solution! The soups are incredible and very flavorful! They provided all the typical sauces that would come with Pho. We are definitely happy we found this restaurant during our stay in Big Sky.

Doesn't get any better than this! Excellent food, quality and service. Perfect location lots of…read moreplaces to sit and enjoy your pho. A new staple of winters in Big Sky. Cant wait until they open again.

We just had an outstanding dinner and experience at Bucks from the greeting and welcome from Ryan,…read morethe wonderful server Juan, the great meal and check in by Matthew it couldn't have been better. We live in the area and will recommend it to everyone. Thank you for a great dinner and dining experience!!! Kelly and Kim Kelsey We will be back!

Disappointing experience from the start. Sat down and overheard another party concerned that their…read morebar order had been forgotten. Perhaps the bar was backed up, so when I placed my order for a beer, I expected it might be a moment. Unfortunately I didn't expect it to require 25 minutes of patience, while onlooking new arriving customers whom were receiving their bar beverages within reasonable waits. I politely asked our server how that beer was coming and he replied that he'd check. Several more minutes past and he returned with an apology and promise that it was coming soon. Mind you, the beer I ordered was in a can. More time passed and I asked the server if I need to go to the bar myself and talk to the bartender and he insisted that it wasn't necessary. I waited a few moments and witnessed lots of discussion but not beer being procured. I then walked up to the bar and relayed the situation to the bartender who then handed me a beer different than the one I had just requested directly to his face. Tossed it to me and then asked if I wanted it in a glass. Over the rest of the meal, I was given 3 weird, long, unaccountable apologies. The cost of the beer was left on the bill. Photo of receipt included. I also asked for our bill to be separated for our part of 2. Instructions were not followed and bill was instead split in half. Steak was ok.