Love this place! Super cute, great coffee & everyone was really nice. Willl def be back!read more

I've been coming here since 2018. One of the newer employees is rude most times I go in, so I felt…read morecompelled to post a review about it.

Cute coffee shop in Downtown Big Sky, MT! Yummy coffee and loved all their fun merch and wall art…read more Their food was so so, but coffee was good and that's what is important, especially on a traveling day. We even purchased a bag of beans to take back home!

Vibey atmosphere. Splendid bacon cheddar scone. Inspirational wall art by artist Megan Senn strung…read moreabout the shop. Exceptionally friendly staff. However, sadly, the coffee took several hot minutes to reach me, Bubba. I almost walked out the establishment (with my spurs on mah boots) because I didn't wanna wait any longer for sum warm java, friends. That's just how I be -- I have a reasonable patience level and all. Anyway, cool joint for your body, soul & gullet. Eclectic joint. Fun joint for the family.

Although Blue Moon Bakery is known for its bagels, we stopped by in the evening and enjoyed a…read morepepperoni & sausage pizza and a BLT to-go. What really stood out was the service! Christop was incredibly friendly and welcoming. While we waited for our order, Christop took the time to recommend a few local spots and gave us tips on things to do around town. That personal touch made all the difference. Good food, even better service--we'll definitely be back the next time we're in Big Sky! Thank you, Christop!!

One star for being open after 8 PM, and one star for the large portion size…read more I ordered a Greek salad and was charged $2 to remove the dressing and $0.50 to remove the feta because of my food allergies. I wasn't substituting anything--I was literally asking them to leave ingredients off the salad. When I questioned it, I was told, 'It's just our policy.' I've never encountered a restaurant that charges customers extra for eating less food, especially when it's due to allergies. The salad was fine, but charging allergy-sensitive customers more for a safe meal is disappointing and not customer-friendly.

This cafe was great. It is located inside the Huntley Hotel and has a real fireplace, with staff…read moreadding wood to keep the fire going. There are couches in front of the fireplace, which creates a cozy and inviting space. I ordered a matcha latte, and it was delicious. The price was affordable, which was surprising since hotel cafes and restaurants tend to be pricey. Their small matcha was around six dollars. Finally, service was excellent. The barista was efficient and made our drinks exactly how we wanted them.

Overpriced food and coffee. The quality is subpar and questionable. My quiche was served burnt and…read moreinedible, and it was surprisingly made without the pastry shell. It was so charred that it could pass for charcoal.

This is more of a PSA than a review. Nobody at the resort seems to know where this place is when…read moreyou ask for it by name. I went upstairs inside the exchange to Vista Hall, but the coffee shop up there did not have breakfast sandwiches. I had to go to the deluxe Grill to get one.

I have lived in big sky all my life and since Vista hall was build everything has gone downhill. No…read moredo not charge me $8 for a bagel for it to look like this. It is not that busy and this is pathetic.

Adorable little bakery. We got some chocolate chip cookies, a loaf of cinnamon raisin bread and a…read morejar of unique jam (lavender peach). Everything was delicious and the people were lovely.

I was SO excited to see a bakery nearby while we were in town and VERY sad to see they were closed…read moremost of the days we were there. Searching maps showed they were only open Friday -Sunday but their website showed they were also open Thursday (thankfully that was the case so we got to pop in one day). They serve coffees, some teas, and many different baked goods to choose from. I had the berry scone and it was fantastic! Loved it so much I bought another one to go. Their latte was just ok, I ordered a hot with butterscotch and needed to add sugar and couldn't taste the butterscotch, but it still did the trick. They have some seating inside, not too big but a good amount of space. This is a great spot! Definitely recommend swinging in if you have a chance!

Had to go to the market for all things huckleberry, local snacks and candy. The market has premade…read morefood and had the perfect options for storing some snacks and breakfast options at the villa. Fairly priced for being right at the resort and in the lodge and was always convenient for a quick run to the store. The staff was friendly, too!

This store has eggs, yogurt, bread, sandwich meat, chips, pre made items, fruit, some vegetables,…read morepain medicine, drinks, pans to cook with, and so much more. It is pricey, but if you forgot something a very much needed market for the area. The raspberries I bought were 6.99 and the strawberries were 5.99. Greek yogurt about 2.50. Many of the breakfast restaurants only sell breakfast sandwiches, so this was nice to grab a yogurt and fruit.

Stopped in unexpectedly as we originally had reservations at Waypoint next door. Unfortunately, we…read morewent unnoticed/served at Waypoint for over 15 minutes, even after asking a server to order. But everything happens for a reason! Ended up popping my head in at Ousel & Spur to see if they had availability and luckily they did! Servers were nice and food was good but it did take quite a bit for food to arrive as well as took a bit to checkout but overall it was a great dining experience with a great view of the mountains outside!

Craft pizza in downtown Big Sky with large outdoor patio. The staff was very friendly and a joy to…read moreinteract with and the menu had unique pizzas that we had never seen before. The pizzas were excellent, but ultimate it was not a great experience. Food took over an hour to make and was delivered inconsistently with over 20 minutes between the first and last pizza. It really took away from the great wait staff and excellent pizza. Kitchen looked too small for a full seating and was not ready for even a Monday evening crowd.

Best experience, good value with byob. Food was amazing....................definitely dress warm…read more Singer was really good.

Is it a cool experience? Yes! Is it unique and something you…read moreshould consider? Yes! Montana Dinner Yurt does come with some odd tendencies! You are instructed to meet at the base of the slopes and be ready to roll at 6:30pm sharp! I had a reservation for 6 to share in the experience, with two additional adults added the day before. We were all checked in by 6:20pm. We were told that someone with the company didn't know about the two additions, so we spent 15 embarrassing minutes on the phone as the owner was adamant we put her in an awkward position. After they realized the additional people were indeed reserved, we pulled out close to 6:50pm. It takes literally 20 minutes to make it to the top of the mountain at the yurt. Delicious salads were waiting at your reserved tables. Afterwards you were given about 20 minutes to hang out on the large deck to take in the views. Dinner bell rings summoning you back to your table for incredibly delicious salmon or filet entrees! Cooked perfectly, and paired with wonderful homemade mashed potatoes and sautéed vegetables, this was a wonderful meal! We enjoyed perhaps 20 more minutes outside before being surrounded inside for a wonderful fondue dessert. The staff then embarrassingly comes by your table to inform you that they need tips to be able to make ANYTHING on the $155 per person meal! I was embarrassed for them to be so bold as to plead for it, and embarrassed that they also pleaded for tips for their hired musician. After tips were collected, we were immediately hurried to the truck to return to base camp. Food is outstanding, but the inexperienced staff, and rushed evening was slightly embarrassing!