Randomly stopped here on the way home from Yellowstone. Wasn't expecting much, just wanted a decent…read moremeal after a long drive. WOW! Was absolutely shocked! This place is amazing! Loved the chili lime salad dressing, almost asked if they sold it. My fiancé had the fried chicken sandwich and we both agreed it might be the best friend chicken sandwich we've ever hard! Truly shocking but this place is a must go! Would definitely go back if I were anywhere near!

Great food and great service! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!not much else…read moreto say.

K bar. Dark. Cool. Cigarettes for sale. Great happy hour…read more Bartender, sweet, with a heavy pour. My kinda place.

Great locals bar, bingo on sundays, decent appetizers, Paint And Pints once a month on Sunday…read moreafternoon

Has all around great food, especially good for pre-post flight meals. Staff is friendly, welcoming…read moreand information-rich. Fun to get to watch the runways with. Highly recommend!

Wonderful food great service nice bar…read more We had the beer battered shrimp. Oh my goodness they were delicious. They are BIG and hand made. The chips were homemade with real potatoes and even the slaw was good. The atmosphere and service was great. This place was excellent !! I don't know how breakfast is but the blood marys looked divine

Montana locals on a bachelorette party. Very weird about checking our IDs when the people who came…read morein behind us did not get checked at all. Very unfriendly, seemed like a weird biker bar. Wish we didn't give them our business. Ew.

Great environment, the bartender Sam was attentive and kind, we got to sing and dance to the live…read moreband - Will definitely be back.

This steakhouse has a few real gems.Our whole table had the rib eye it was cooked perfectly and…read moreseasoned well I had the mashed potatoes half loaded( butter and sour cream) and they were creamy and delicious. I would suggest skipping the salad for the soup the salads are a bit small and the soup was fantastic we had green chili and they don't skimp on the meat. We also got the Mexican cheese cake think cheesecake mixed with a churro they were a hit ! Wheelchair accessibility: there are accessible parking places with a ramp on to the porch the front door is not to heavy and there are a variety of seating options. The bathroom door is very light, there are gab bars and there is room to turn. But the toilet paper, soap and paper towels are up very high and could be hard to reach.

What a stellar place in small town Montana…read more It's probably easy to bypass on your way to Cody or Billings, but you'd be missing out on a friendly place with good food, great service and diligent bartenders if you decide to forego the food to concentrate on liquid refreshment. The burgers are cooked as ordered, and in a notable point, the burgers are as thick if not thicker, than the the buns they come in. Speaking of the buns, they do not become the soggy mess two bites into it that make eating a burger closer to a fork food. The onion rings, when they have them are some of the best -- handmade and huge with real, not minced, onion. The fries are also hand made here, and while they are good, I didn't like them as well as the onion rings. Service is friendly, attentive without being cloying. Make the stop if you are passing through and enjoy the experience.

the service, the atmosphere, the food-- all incredible!! came here as a recommendation that it was…read morethe best burger in town and it did not disappoint. I was able to sit outside on the patio and they had live music and it was a great ambiance and place for gathering, having drinks and eating good food. the servers were so kind and helpful making sure everyone was well taken care of. highly recommend the rodeo burger, it was so flavorful and yummy and the fresh french fries were an added plus! definitely could say it is the best burger in the west!

I went to the bar today with my friends for lunch and the waitperson overcharged our bill. Always…read morecheck someone wants to take advantage of the customers money. We had an unpleasant experience today.

Absolutely delicious! We ordered the wedge salad and the bolognese, and everything was fantastic. I…read morehave gluten and dairy allergies, and the staff made the accommodations seamlessly, which I really appreciated. The lamb burger was hands down the best burger we've ever had--an absolute must-order. One tip: make a reservation in advance. The restaurant was busy, and I noticed they had to turn away several walk-in guests. Highly recommend!

Food was meh. Prices were too much for what it is.. is it horrible? No. Do I plan on being a…read moreregular? Also, no.

Food was meh, medium rare burger cooked past well done, very dry. Chicken Cacciatore not even…read moreclose to menu description, let alone actual Chicken Cacciatore. Possibly the first time ever waiting tables for the server, didn't have a clue about the menu. Okay if you are looking to have a few drinks at a sports bar and food quality is secondary. 3% penalty charge for using a CC.

SUNDAY at a sports bar....hmmm... is anyone in the kitchen? Sure, give them an hour or so, and…read morethey'll be ready to serve you! Seriously!? Sorry, but no. Ambiance was collegiate. We left, never to return, but appreciated the honesty with extra star rating

The Shell Bar is, in a word, Wyoming's "Cheers." if you remember that award-winning TV series or…read moreyou've caught it in re-runs, you know its appeal is much more than the setting; it was the characters who made the show a smash hit. In my opinion, the same applies to the Shell Bar. Now don't get me wrong, the setting in tiny rustic Shell Wyoming is awesomely scenic and refreshingly serene. And the completely rebuilt bar, designed as an homage to the structure that historically occupied the same footprint, is nothing short of spectacular. But just like "Cheers," it's the people who make the Shell Bar the kind of place "where everybody knows your name and they're always glad you came." The newly redesigned, completely rebuilt and recently (July 2024?) reopened Shell Bar was just getting going for limited hours a few nights a week when we visited in August, but it was bustling with locals and out-of-town visitors alike. The atmosphere is relaxed, welcoming, fun and inclusive; nobody is allowed to be a stranger for long! While Wyoming is famous for its cowboys/cowgirls (or is it "cowpersons?"), and there's no shortage of authentic Wyomingites at the Shell Bar, you'll find them friendly, easy-going and more than happy to tell you interesting stories of life in their rugged, landlocked state. Even if you're not a card-carrying member of a certain political party that dominates the state (guilty as charged), you'll be welcomed respectfully and as a friend. The Shell Bar does have a full kitchen and I believe the owners have plans to eventually offer food made on the premises, but for now they seem to be happy hosting a variety of rotating local food vendors who feature their delicious fare each night the Shell Bar is open. As for libations, this place has it all. From several beers on tap and an even more options in bottles/cans, to wine, cocktails, soft drinks and more, Shell Bar has what you want. Their liquor selection (including an impressive range of Scotch whiskeys), is top shelf and their prices are quite reasonable, particularly compared to what we are all paying in more urban drinking establishments. The bottom line is that if you find yourself anywhere near the feet of the gorgeous Big Horn mountains, stop by the Shell Bar for a memorable visit to a true local gem. "You wanna go where people know, people are all the same. You wanna go where everybody knows your name."

From the owner: New Bar - Gather, Drink, Playread more

Good food . Great service. Small town cafe with all the…read morelocal color. Will definitely be back

Small towns can have a few food choices ranging from meh to yes, more of this, please…read more Mustang Cafe does a great breakfast. They really know how to put together a plate of breakfast staples that had you wondering if you were imaging it all because it can't be as good as it looks. Then, moving to the dinner menu, we'll, again, proportions were huge. No skimping on the sides or the main courses. However, for a places specializing in bbq, I was underwhelmed. Perhaps I ordered the wrong thing, but the brisket was thinly sliced (good) but was bordering on dry and chewy (not so good). The service was very good -- there when you needed them, but not so much as to interfere with conversations. Go for breakfast or burgers, but be selective about the daily specials and you'll understand why small town diners can be go-to places for travelers. There was nothing out of the ordinary about the diner itself, with its comfortable but not stuffy or fancy atmosphere, but instead existed in a space to support community togetherness.