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.

Definitely a must try! The best coffees, teas and beverages around! The vibe and music are amazing…read more The baristas are efficient and work well as a team.

Came to grab a quick cup of coffee but then saw the breakfast sandwich menu and decided on an early…read morelunch. We both had the Cowboy Croissant and agreed it was one of our best lunches while in Big Sky.

Hungry Moose Market and Deli is a convenience store in the middle of Big Sky. Grocery, hot and cold…read moreready-to-eat, florist, wine and beer, Montana-made products, (of course we got huckleberry preserves), We grabbed a fresh turkey avocado tomato whole-grain sandwich, good hot cappuccino (with our choice of oat milk), some cute souvenirs, and candy for the road. This place hosts a happy wirey moose sculpture, and is across from a wheeled-wolf sculpture. Prices were reasonable. There's public restrooms near the florist.

Yeah, this place is great. There were lots of warm, inexpensive, food options like sandwiches,…read moreburgers, wraps, ham and cheese sandwiches the store has lots of different beverages, wines candy chips, snack snacks groceries even a good first aid section like a little tiny supermarket with many more freshly cooked items. Not a supermarket by any means but a great small market..

This place is top notch by far the best service and food in the area . very impressive top notch…read moreoperation from back of house to front! We will be back !

Very punctual with our take out order. The pizza was very tasty, down to the crust. We had the…read morepancetta, I quite enjoyed the perfectly fried egg but was left wanting more when it came to the sweetness of the fig jam.

Breakfast here. Food and service was good. Restaurant was comfortable and ability to have a table…read moreconversation. Not too loud. Try it!! Enjoy!

Love all the humorous signage around the restaurant, free WiFi, colorful decor, "Tell Us Where You…read moreAre From" maps on the walls. Enjoyed seeing a parent show her children the places on the map they've visited. Shane, our server, also seemed largely responsible for the bar area as well as being one of the servers. Clearly, individuals who appeared to be "regulars" have lively and fun conversations with Shane. It was fun overhearing snippets of their conversations while we ate. Glad the conversations around us were so interesting, because it did take longer than expected for our meals to be served. I am so glad I followed Shane's suggestion that the chicken fried steak was their most popular item. It was, in fact, very good. Love that even the biscuit underneath the steak and sausage gravy was very tasty. The hash browns were delicious Maggie's corned beef hash was very disappointing, made worse by this being our only meal til we reach our next destination tonight. Overall, we loved the ambiance, Shane served us well and we loved seeing the diverse clientele interact with the staff and each other - even the cook came out to greet customers at the bar with high fives all around.

We made a quick overnight stop in Big Sky on our way from Glacier National Park to Salt Lake City…read more If there's a brewery in a town, my husband will find it. This place is cool. I don't drink beer and so was a bit disappointed that they only offered beer, but one of the bartenders offered to help me find something I enjoy. She gave me a few samples, and I actually found a beer I enjoyed enough to drink. The brewery had all the doors open, and on such a nice evening, the breeze was perfect. They also allow dogs. My IPA-loving husband got two beers and loved them. If you enjoy beer, this is a great place to visit.

Didn't seem to want business from tourists. Even went as far as having a drink that only "locals"…read morecould order. Plenty of other great places in town that have great service.

We wanted to buy some breakfast foods, snacks and wine before we headed into Big Sky, and this…read morelittle store had what we needed! As someone else noted, surprisingly good wine selection (although we would have loved to find non alcoholic beers or cocktails as well). Service was so friendly and welcoming!

Super nice person who greeted us and took care of checkout for us. This place appears tiny but had…read moreeverything we needed. They definitely maximized their space!

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 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!

Absolutely fantastic bakery! Fabulous croissants and baked goods! French know their deserts and…read morethis place quality is just like in France! Flourless double chocolate cookie is heaven! Good coffee as well! Sit by the window in a pretty lounge and enjoy the view of the forest and the mountains. Located inside the Montage resort. A must stop if you are in Big Sky!

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!