When you step through the door you step back in time, to the good old days of course! So much to…read morelove here. Montana small town vibe- friendly, smiles and heartland! The food was great, servings large and fresh. Service was great, it felt like the owner was serving us.

Stopped by today, yelp said open, but lights were off & closed. The last couple of times they were…read moreclosed during their business hours.

I will say that Huntley lodge is incredible and 5 stars, outside of the attached restaurant…read more Chet's is a prototypical pretentious priced atmosphere and pricing with no substance to back it up. Had it for both breakfast bar and for dinner and it was overpriced, unoptimized, and chaotic as hell. Service was good by the dinner waitresses there, which is why this is a 2 star and not lower. It's definitely giving "ego chef who think his shit doesn't stink".

We stopped with a party of 6 on a Sunday evening in August. There are many large tables for groups…read moreand we were sat right away. Relatively limited menu, but we went with the two family style options. The fired chicken and ribs were both great and each came with two sides. Total bill came out to $200 for one appetizer, two family style meals, and 6 beers which felt reasonable for the experience.

I love meeting my friend(s) there after a morning meeting to enjoy lunch and a chance to chat…read morecasually. The menu is basic. The prices are reasonable.. The service is friendly.

A cute breakfast nook within the pharmacy in Ennis. The waiter worked quick and was polite. I…read morerecommend the chicken fried steak breakfast plate and the huckleberry shake! You get extras with your shake too so it's pretty large. They also have an old fashioned soda fountain but I've never tried it! Would love to next time.

Very much a "throwback" type of restaurant. The food is great (we all had prime rib, with baked…read morepotato) and left with full bellies (which was too bad - it would have been nice to have some room for a slice of pie!). Service was good. The wait staff had a full house and still got meals out promptly.

Definitely a hidden gem! Similar to the popular western cafe but much more space! Better in my…read moreopinion. The food was absolutely delicious--fresh and full of flavor. The wait was a bit long, but we weren't in a rush and it was well worth it. I had the sweet bread cinnamon roll and it's the best I've had in the area next close is main street over easy. We had the steak and eggs they were cooked to perfection and the biscuits and gravy were buttery and delicious. The pancakes were large and fluffy. Everything was perfect. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and the old country charm of the space made it feel cozy and authentic. Definitely a spot we'd come back to!

I reached out a year in advance to hire this local caterer for my daughter's small reception…read moredinner. We had a total of 15 people to feed, so not a tall order. The owner assured me with each conversation that she had the date held for us. BUT...every time we were scheduled to discuss the menu, some fire drill came up for her. When I would get her (Nancy) on the phone she was very friendly and very apologetic, but there was ZERO follow through! Always promising to get back to me but never doing so. I'm actually grateful that she didn't because we wound up hiring AMAZING caterers (The Wild Chef)! Don't bother with this one as there is zero accountability.

JUST AMAZING!! We ordered 3 of the hash brown breakfast casseroles and they were delicious. We had…read more17 women on a girls trip for 3 days and this covered breakfast for the whole time. A few even ate this late night. They reheat well, tasted fresh and with simple ingredients which we loved! Would highly recommend for large groups visiting to keep things easy before heading out to Big Sky! Thank you again Nancy and crew!!

I had a great time watching the World Cup here! (So, NOT ski season obv). Really attentive service!…read moreSince it's Big Sky, the prices were definitely high, but I was really impressed with the delicious BLT I had. A simple sandwich, but it was really elevated with thick, delicious bacon, so you felt like you were at least getting something special for your money. Also, the side salad I had was so fresh with a great variety of vegetables, and I was able to order an interesting house made parsley vinaigrette. It has a classic apre ski vibe, but also tons of space and some fun bar games.

opinion from a local:…read more Food is not what it used to be. I came in here and the quality of the food has taken a dive off the deep end with no water in the pool. As soon as this new management agency Apres Cru took over; Tips Up went down hill. The charm is gone. Thebartenders and servers are no longer allowed to hangout with their friends off the clock at Tips or the other two establishments that Apres Cru runs. It's quite disheartening to walk into Tips now and know for 100% certain our friends who work there cannot enjoy it with us. Apres Cru has managed to turn a beloved (by locals, tourists, and passerbys) bar in Big Sky to a corporate nutcase that FEELS corporate and no longer feels like a real fun place or real bar. Now it feels like a glorified buffalo wild wings. While I love some B-Dubs, I love Tips Up much more. Recently since Apres Cru took over, private events run the pool table, more covers on events than ever before, and again, lack of social energy as the staff would come hangout and brina additional cheer. Apres Cru has managed to turn a beloved (by locals, tourists, and passerbys) bar in Big Sky to a corporate nutcase that FEELS corporate and no longer feels like a real fun place or real bar. Now it feels like a glorified buffalo wild wings. While I love some B-Dubs, I love Tips Up much more. Recently since Apres Cru took over, private events run the pool table, more covers on events than ever before, and again, lack of social energy as the staff would come hangout and bring additional cheer. it was wonderful to have a drink made by a favorited bartender and THEN to have drinks with them off shift. It's astonishing for a company to come in and think they know best without any input from those already working there or locals in the area. Big Sky has a fragile community balance and a company affecting us like this really jeopardizes the balance. Tips Up is the only bar on this side of town that manages to speak to all ages and backgrounds. Not just the upper scale of places like waypoint (Even waypoint manages a local feeling and their drinks, price points, and atmosphere is absolutely not that or a ski town sports bar.) I'd understand if the staff was being ridiculous or unprofessional but through many examples i have witnessed each of them showcase professionalism off the clock. Even going as far as helping remove heinous people from the bar just because their coworkers appeared stressed or ready to get a person out. They've removed locals cards, hiked prices on drafts and other drinks, don't allow their staff (the locals) to be apart of the bar scene off of work, and contributed to the destruction of our local community. I cannot count how many times this season I myself have left or have witnessed people leave due to this new company. It is simply no longer the same energy and it brings much sadness to us here. Nearly finished - they refuse to hire anyone. new whilst their staff very obviously struggles someday managing everything. I went in one day and there was 1 bartender and 1 server for the entire inside room and outside patio. if you've never been, that's a lot of steps during a lunch rush. Additionally, each table can hold a full family. Yet they refuse to hire anyone else to support their staff. All in all, the staff is still lovely. I adore each of them and am aware none of this is their fault. it's ANOTHER company coming into our town and trying to "fix" what isn't broke. The most ironic part of this is when Apres Cru came to town, someone told them, "Don't turn our Big Sky into your New York" "Oh trust us, we don't plan on it. We love the charm of this town" That was in November of 2025. Irony is a funny thing. if you're in Big Sky, give some sympathy to the staff for what they have to deal with. Tip the staff well for their troubles and then consider not giving your money to this disgraceful corporation. They also oversee Blocks 3 and Bucks so l imagine similar antics are happening at each of them. the salads are good tho. Cheers. G. Hanners.

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..

We ended up coming here twice because it was right next to our hotel. The first time, we came in…read moreclose to their closing time and ordered to go. My kids each got a burrito and I got the huckleberry French toast. Everything was great! They have really good local sodas for purchase too. The second time, we stopped here on our way out of town and dined in. They were busier and make everything to order, so the food actually took a while. My youngest and I ordered a huckleberry matcha as well. Those come out first, but unfortunately a lot of the ice melted and the drink looked gray in color instead of the pretty differentiation between the matcha and the huckleberry. It tasted okay, slightly watered down. My kids got the breakfast plate and I got the avocado toast and had them add the tomato and everything but the bagel seasoning. It was probably the best avocado toast I've ever had in my life! Incredible flavor! We had fun chatting with some other visitors while we were there. A very cute and homey place with seating inside and outside. They also sell local items like honey and photography.

Had breakfast at the location in the Super 8. After leaving Yellowstone and being subjected to…read moreexpensive food with little flavor, this place was a treat. Breakfast burrito was packed with sausage and hash browns. Huckleberry jam French toast was a treat, I would definitely recommend. GREAT value, with completely reasonable prices. They also have games, my kids and I had fun playing Connect 4 while we waited for our food.