Came back to Scissorbills saloon and is still our favorite spot in Big Sky. We had the gin and…read moretonic special with local gin (just $10) which was very good, my husband had a very good local IPA, and we shared a burger and the Thai sweet and spicy chicken wings. Everything was great and reasonably priced. Service was friendly. Look forward to returning!

It's a DIVE BAR, nuff said! Second, THEY control the jukebox so don't cry about not hearing your…read morejam, suck it up. Third, if your expecting exceptional service, hold your breath, the tots are 12 bucks! Fourth, it's an all out locals place and if you're an outsider, expect to be served last. Fifth, if you're not a pussy or a hater and your buzzed enough AND can accept these terms, then I'm sure you'll have a great time. I had 3-4 drinks then left... BTW, DRINKS ARE REASONABLY PRICED, NICE NOSTALGIA, ETC... REMEMBER, IT AIN'T RUTH CHRIS OR THE Ritz CARLTON AND YOU'RE A GUEST HERE! Act accordingly.

My husband & I have been coming to Big Sky for a week of skiing 9 years. This Bee Hive Brewery is a…read moremust! The beers are always amazing & employees are always customer service focused. You can have any type of brew you want fresh. Love the atmosphere because the locals sometimes bring their dogs.Bring your own sandwhich & chips and enjoy. Sincerely, C.&J. Sparkes Dallas , Texas

Good variety of beers, allowed dogs and even has water bowls. Beers were good and tons of fun…read moremerch!

I was not expecting much. It seems like a big bar where the…read morefood and service would only be mediocre. But even though the place was not empty and there was only one waiter on duty, (I think his name was Christian) we were immediately waited upon. The waiter was really flying around the place. And the food and drinks were delivered incredibly fast. The food was good. But maybe a bit short of great. I had the wings, which were well cooked but could have used some more sauce. (I guess I should have asked for more sauce.) And I also got the fish and chips (I had been camping and was hungry!). Again, the fish was good but short of great. Though the fries were really good. My wife got the Asian salad and did really enjoy this. All said, I was gruntled. Great service. Good food and a good beer selection. I can't ask for much more. My wife

Great place. Very nice staff, unlike all the other reviews these people know how to host. I 10/10…read morerecommend having a drink here

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.

Great spot! This was one of the very first places we checked out in Big Sky when we were on the…read morehunt for somewhere to eat, drink, and catch some basketball games and it did not disappoint. Started off strong with drinks: my hazelnut espresso martini was chef's kiss (smooth, nutty, and dangerously easy to sip). My friends ordered the Alpine Negroni and The Sinnerman, and both were huge hits around the table with bold flavors, perfectly balanced, and honestly some of the better cocktails we've had on this trip. For food, we went full sampler mode and ordered three different slider trios so we could try everything. The unanimous ranking: 1. Trout sliders: shockingly good, super flavorful, and the instant favorite. 2. Short rib sliders: rich, tender, and deeply satisfying. 3. Wagyu sliders: still tasty, just overshadowed by the other two standouts. Between the drinks, the food, and the multiple TVs showing games as well as a trivia night, this place checks all the boxes for a laid-back, delicious, and sports-friendly hangout. Bonus surprise: They also have a movie theater with showtimes; didn't expect that at all, but very on-brand for a place that clearly wants you to stick around and have a good time. Would absolutely come back!

Excellent Food! Definelty recommend. Please note, the photos…read morewere taken mid-eating ;) Party of 6, we made a reservation for 5:45 on a Wednesday. We were seated immediately and the restaurant was empty at the time. Our group has the Fries, Bluecrab dip, Bison Loin, and Chicken Alfredo. All were excellent. The fries were a large portion, thick cut, soft inside but extremely crispy on the outside and served hot and fresh. The crab did, we all but licked the bowl ;) The Bison was cooked to perfection, medium rare and tender. Even the Broccolini was perfect. Waypoint also has and 84 seat movie theatre and Trivia on Wednesday Nights

Good food, friendly service, High-priced resort food. Fairly large, Cozy Resort Bar…read more We shared a Caprese Sandwich and fries. The Fries were hot and fresh and the sandwich was very good! They split the meal in the kitchen for us and brought it out on separate plates, which was appreciated. (Iced tea & lemonade were $5 each - not sure if that included refills) Shared sandwich meal with 2 drinks was $35 + tip

This was one of the few places open when we arrived at the indoor plaza. We were seated by the…read morehost, and our waitress took our order. We ordered the chili, chicken Caesar salad, mixed salad with chicken, and the pretzel with beer cheese. The food was exactly what you would expect from a restaurant with a sports bar vibe, and everything was reasonably priced. There was a TV near the bar playing football games, so most people gathered there and cheered for their favorite teams, which added to the atmosphere. Overall, it was a great dining experience. I do wish we had tried their bison and huckleberry dip that many reviewers were raving about, maybe next time.

Great spot for a quick dinner. Burger: 5/5 super juicy with…read morea double patty and thin cut fries Cajun rub wings: 4/5 great fry but the dry rub was just alright House salad: 4/5 generous portion but slightly too much dressing

Hip, upscale, but still casual vibe. Came in apres ski. Drinks have gone up in past couple years;…read morenow $18-22 for their cocktails. But about same price as throughout Big Sky. I had the Ramcharger, which was actually very good - gin, Prosecco, lemon juice and house made plum and cherry syrup. Very fresh and flavorful. Food is now mostly $30-$44. But, fun place to stop for a drink.

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.

Great experience yummy food…read more Smooth order and the service was solid. Will be back soon.

I ordered a burger and chicken sandwich and it was extremely overpriced $53…read more on top of that we couldn't even finish any of the food before it made us both violently ill and throwing up. stay away from this place if u dont want to get sick.

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

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!