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    Old Saloon

    4.5 (148 reviews)
    InexpensiveBars, American, Salad
    Closed 8:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
    Updated 2 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Live music
    Moderate noise
    Divey
    Casual

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    Stephanie R.

    We are out of towners and stayed in Emigent, which is an area that does not have a lot of options nearby. Old Saloon was closed for the first half of the week we were there (along with all the other food options) but we managed to pop in Wednesday night after a long, exhausting day. We found half of the dining area was closed so there were only about 6 tables available, plus bar seating (we had 8 people). Service was ok, but we did have to ask for refills each time we needed one and for sugar when it was forgotten. The menu was super limited (different than what their online menu showed which was disappointing because we went for certain things and none ended up being on the menu) and really expensive for what we had to choose from (ex. $4 to add jalapeño and $4 to add bacon to a burger- insane). The food was not great. I got the Big Sky (grilled chicken sandwich with bacon) and it was dry/overcooked. Asked for it with the ranch on the side (I don't like ranch) and it was put on it and on the side. Sweet potato fries were all stuck together and just not great. Overall, maybe we caught them on a bad day, but it was the worst stop we had on our trip. We got food, we ate, it did the truck, but it was over priced and just meh.

    Burger
    Megan M.

    The beer was cold and delicious and the food was hot and fresh. Service was great, our server/bartender was very friendly.

    Great Whiskey Selection
    Christopher B.

    Loved the atmosphere at Old Saloon. Established in 1902, it has that nostalgic, old Montana feel that makes you want to stay awhile. The historic western atmosphere really adds to the experience, and you can feel the history when you walk in. Great whiskey selection, attentive bartenders, and just an overall cool place to stop, grab a drink, and soak in the vibe. Definitely worth a visit if you're passing through Paradise Valley or heading to Yellowstone.

    Cheese curds, excellent!  $15 for this serving.
    Jessee B.

    This place was in the tiny down of Emigrant. The food was outstanding. The place was clean and chairs are comfortable (no sides). The service was lacking but they were very busy so I didn't knock off a star. They got our order wrong, didn't refill water jug unless we asked and never brought extra napkins. Our waitress wasn't standing around, just didn't prioritize us. Like I said, it was busy. The food was amazing and people were loud and happy. I would eat here again.

    Tricia S.

    This was a BIG disappointment. I should have guessed as I had to call 3 x & send 2 emails to try to get a reservation for my large party (16). The menu was changed from the one online and no longer featured fish & chips, bean burger or others. We had 2 meat-free diners who had boring green salad & fries. Two Drinks never arrived, the water wasn't refilled. Food arrived in piecemeal. All fries & nachos were ice cold. Fried chicken sandwich was over cooked & dry. Burgers were decent. And was caprice salad. The website advertised a band but we were told there wasn't one tonight. Don't waste your time or money.

    Lunchtime
    Lisa W.

    Ok....stopped in with friends from out of town for lunch after the hot springs. I had a craving for a burger and a beer. The second I walked in I saw that they had Octoberfest on tap, and right away I knew I was going to like this place. We all ordered drinks and food. The waitresses was crazy short staffed. It was just her and a bartender. That would explain the wait times. It took a while for us to get our food order in but once we got it everyone was happy with their meal. I got the burger and it was really good. There was supposed to be mushrooms on it but I never saw or tasted them. Still really good though. I had a bite of Kim's Ruben and it was awesome. If we're in the neighborhood....we'll be back.

    Great dogs n burgers
    Lauren K.

    Check out food truck in front of old saloon....way yummy smash burgers n hot dogs. Plus daily specials. Good friendly guy.

    Biscuits and gravy with eggs and hash browns.

    The Old Saloon consistently delivers high-quality meals with generous portions, making it a standout dining spot in the area. Having dined here frequently--especially for breakfast--I've never had a bad meal. The food is always fresh and served hot, and the coffee is just as it should be: strong and satisfying. Dinner is equally impressive, with a menu that offers everything from perfectly cooked steaks to flavorful burgers and chicken dishes. Each meal is prepared with care, showcasing both quality ingredients and skilled execution in the kitchen. Beyond the food, the service is excellent. The waitstaff is friendly and attentive, and the kitchen clearly takes pride in their work. The combination of great food, welcoming hospitality, and a classic saloon atmosphere makes The Old Saloon a must-visit spot. Whether you're stopping in for breakfast, dinner, or just a drink, you're in for a great experience. Highly recommended.

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    Great live music venue, the elk meatloaf was delicious, and the servers were fun and had a personality. Less Bozeman and more Montana here.

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    Great food with even better service. Our waitress Mandy was wonderful, attentive, friendly and…read moreknowledgeable about the menu. All of the staff including the manager we interacted with here were fantastic. The restaurant is really nicely decorated (modern and sleek but still feels like a barn/lodge) with indoor and outdoor seating. It is a large space with high ceilings, a bar and even has a coat room. The mountain views are beautiful and there was a private party that night outside. We had a lovely dining experience, just be prepared that is expensive. They bring out an onion focaccia (cut into 4 pieces) with herb butter to start which was delicious. It was so good, we asked for a second. For an appetizer we ordered the grilled halloumi which was divine and a good sized portion. For my entree I went with the trout (whole fish that they butterfly) which was cooked perfectly and came with a trout roe beurre blanc sauce and vegetables (potatoes, carrots, cauliflower and I think swiss chard or kohlrabi). I enjoyed the dish and it was a large serving, but think it would have been better without the roe. There was so much roe in the dish that it kind of overpowered the other flavors. I think just a simple/lighter beurre blanc would have been better. Someone else ordered the lamb chops which they said were very tasty but expensive (over $70 if I remember correctly). For dessert we got the chocolate cake and our waitress recommended we try the huckleberry ice cream. It is good ice cream, but very sweet as huckleberries taste like a sweeter blueberry to me. I think most people would love it though, I am just not into sweets.

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    Emigrant Outpost

    4.0(80 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    All the food was delicious. We had the bison burger, French Dip Sandwich, Buffalo Chicken Pizza,…read moreHuckleberry Bread Pudding, and Guinness Chocolate Cake with Baileys cream cheese frosting for Saint Patrick's Day. Maggie, the main bartender took great care of us. We will be coming back!

    Rude rude and rude. We walked in and the sign said wait to…read morebe seated. There was plenty of open tables and we were told they would be with us in a minute. A full ten minutes later nobody acknowledged us. They swept floors, talked with "locals" and did everything to ignore us. We finally sat at a table and waited for another 20 minutes without a drink order or anything. A lady in the bar told the waitress that we had been there for a while and should be waited on and the girl said I get to them when I'm ready and then proceeded to talk and bs with her friends. Mind you we had our 14 year old daughter with us who was starving. 45 minutes into this half empty b establishment the "busy" waitress told us they were out of steak. We wound up getting up and leaving as well as a few other parties that were waiting qand going a couple miles away to a much friendlier saloon where they were very friendly and had good service. There was two other party's there and treated the same as we were. We all left and would up at the same saloon a few miles away in Chico. If you're traveling through I'd avoid this place like the plague because it's obvious they don't need or want your nuisance business. I wouldn't even give it one star but that's the least I can do

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    Chico Hot Springs

    Chico Hot Springs

    4.0(57 reviews)
    2.9 mi

    Chico Hot Springs was a highlight of our nine-day, four-state road trip through Idaho, Utah,…read moreWyoming, and Montana...and there were a LOT of highlights. Originally booked as a single night, post-Yellowstone reprieve (I mean, looking at hot springs all day long makes you want to soak in one, right?!), we ended up extending our stay another day, because of how much we all (my wife and I, plus our two toddler tons) loved this place! The hot springs alone is worth the price of admission: two pools, one smaller and warmer, the other larger and cooler (but still warm enough that there is no temperature shock when shifting between them), with a poolside bar window where you can order cocktails from the attached saloon...that's pretty hard to beat! There's also an attached restaurant, but we didn't get a chance to check it out, as it was closed by the time we returned to the hotel both nights. There's also the aforementioned saloon, which is open until 11-ish every night (basically, until everyone staggers out), with a wonderful, conversational bartender, Kelby, who was warm, welcoming and engaging: a true gem in an already glittering establishment. He also pointed out their absolutely ABSURD wine selection, indicating the presence of a fabulously stocked wine vault somewhere on site, for those with expensive tastes (not me; I'll stick to my whiskey!). Rooms are rustic, but comfortable, including the beds. We stayed our first night in a private cabin up on the hill, with two small bedrooms (queen beds in each) and a bathroom. Our second night, all the cabins were filled, so we ended up in a room in the main lodge, on the second floor, which had its own aesthetic perks, as the whole building feels like an inn from a previous century (which, technically, I guess it is...but it feels even older than that, in all the good ways). It's probably also haunted. We hope it is, anyway! Beyond all these incredible features I've mentioned, there's actually many, many more: an on-site gift shop / café, open from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM every day; there's a day spa up on the hill; you can book horseback rides from the stable near the gift shop; there's a playground for the littles behind the private garden, which appears to be tended by the James Beard award-winning chefs that make the fantastic dining hall an excellent choice for either breakfast/brunch (a buffet at $22/person, and absolutely worth it), or a truly incredible fine dining service in the evening. All those things, and I'm sure I'm probably forgetting or overlooked something. In short, Chico Hot Springs has something for everyone, young or old, rustic or extravagant: our little sons LOVED the hot springs (as did we, of course), but there's so much more to love here, that it has made a lasting impression on us all. Montana has never had much of a draw for city-slickers like my wife and I, but after our stay here, our ignorance has been thoroughly rectified. VERY recommended.

    Drove out to Chico on a Monday afternoon in late August expecting hot springs. What's there is a…read morelarge open-air swimming pool fed by the springs -- not a natural rock pool, not a spa. About twenty people were in it. Not crowded, but not the quiet soak we had in mind either. The property is historic and shows its age. Some will find that charming; we found it dated. Once we decided against the pool, there wasn't much reason to stay. We had a dinner reservation that evening and cancelled it rather than kill three hours waiting around. Fine as a quick stop if you're already driving Paradise Valley. Not worth building a day around.

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    Follow Yer Nose BBQ - Brisket with burnt end baked beans, pasta salad and smoked turkey!

    Follow Yer Nose BBQ

    4.8(183 reviews)
    0.0 mi
    $$

    Great BBQ north of Yellowstone National Park!…read more We were driving north of Yellowstone National Park, on the main route between Garner and Bozeman. Out of nowhere, we saw signs for Follow Yer Nose BBQ in Emigrant MT. We were expecting "good enough". We found excellent"! The brisket was tender and juicy and very well flavored with a little bit of crust. Pulled pork was tender and flavorful. Smoked sausage was lightly charred and full of herbs and spices. Fries were hot and crispy. Sauces on-the-side ran the gamut from mild to fiery. The line was long, and it moved quickly. There's a lot of covered outdoor seating, in addition to indoor seating. Lots of fun stuff on the walls and corny jokes. Staff was friendly. This was a great discovery, 30 miles north of Gardiner. And they have a food-truck smack-dab in the middle of Gardiner, too. If you want a tip, look for a restaurant with a full parking lot for guaranteed good food. My my my.

    During out nine day trip across four states, we were treated to several truly wonderful memorable…read moremeals. Outside of the $400 bespoke omakase sushi we had in SLC, the food here at Follow Yer Nose came in second...and only just barely! A friend of mine noticed on social media that we were staying in the (very) near vicinity (practically across the street), and insisted we give this place a shot. I haven't seen him in person for several years, but apparently, he is a VERY good friend, because...whoo-wee! Fantastic pulled pork, sausages, and sides, all liberally soaked in various flavors of in-house BBQ sauces that I desperately tried to find bottles of to purchase and take back home with me. Sadly, that wasn't an option at the time, which means that my wife and I will be regularly courting the idea of a 12-hour drive to return here. Get here early, queue up, order what you will from the (rapidly diminishing) board behind the counter, and you'll be served some of the best brisket you've ever had, practically before you've had a chance to snag a table and sit down! Prices are excellent for the portion size and quantity, although we ended up ordering a bit extra, to tide us over on the long drive home (spoiler alert: it didn't survive the journey; it was long gone before then!).

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    Chico Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa

    Chico Hot Springs Resort & Day Spa

    3.6(284 reviews)
    2.9 mi

    This resort is beautiful and so cool!…read more The accommodations are plentiful, we were in a pet friendly room that was roomy and cozy. The back door opened up to a pretty view of the mountains and resort. They have so many neat cabins and tents too. We spent some time at the mineral pools--what a unique and fun experience! The pool water was warm and the hot tub was hot but not scalding. It's super popular all throughout the day, even at night. The saloon is a great place for lunch and they have an outside area that is dog friendly. They were short staffed but our food came out quickly and it was delicious. Try their beers, burgers, and sandwiches. They also have a cafe with delicious and novel coffee drinks and pastries, which is inside their store that has so many great souvenirs. They also have plenty of walking trails and the area is huge, which was great for walking our dogs around. If you're driving to Yellowstone and looking for a special place to stay on your road trip, make sure to check out Chico Hot Springs!

    Chico Hot Springs was a highlight of our nine-day, four-state road trip through Idaho, Utah,…read moreWyoming, and Montana...and there were a LOT of highlights. Originally booked as a single night, post-Yellowstone reprieve (I mean, looking at hot springs all day long makes you want to soak in one, right?!), we ended up extending our stay another day, because of how much we all (my wife and I, plus our two toddler tons) loved this place! The hot springs alone is worth the price of admission: two pools, one smaller and warmer, the other larger and cooler (but still warm enough that there is no temperature shock when shifting between them), with a poolside bar window where you can order cocktails from the attached saloon...that's pretty hard to beat! There's also an attached restaurant, but we didn't get a chance to check it out, as it was closed by the time we returned to the hotel both nights. There's also the aforementioned saloon, which is open until 11-ish every night (basically, until everyone staggers out), with a wonderful, conversational bartender, Kelby, who was warm, welcoming and engaging: a true gem in an already glittering establishment. He also pointed out their absolutely ABSURD wine selection, indicating the presence of a fabulously stocked wine vault somewhere on site, for those with expensive tastes (not me; I'll stick to my whiskey!). Rooms are rustic, but comfortable, including the beds. We stayed our first night in a private cabin up on the hill, with two small bedrooms (queen beds in each) and a bathroom. Our second night, all the cabins were filled, so we ended up in a room in the main lodge, on the second floor, which had its own aesthetic perks, as the whole building feels like an inn from a previous century (which, technically, I guess it is...but it feels even older than that, in all the good ways). It's probably also haunted. We hope it is, anyway! Beyond all these incredible features I've mentioned, there's actually many, many more: an on-site gift shop / café, open from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM every day; there's a day spa up on the hill; you can book horseback rides from the stable near the gift shop; there's a playground for the littles behind the private garden, which appears to be tended by the James Beard award-winning chefs that make the fantastic dining hall an excellent choice for either breakfast/brunch (a buffet at $22/person, and absolutely worth it), or a truly incredible fine dining service in the evening. All those things, and I'm sure I'm probably forgetting or overlooked something. In short, Chico Hot Springs has something for everyone, young or old, rustic or extravagant: our little sons LOVED the hot springs (as did we, of course), but there's so much more to love here, that it has made a lasting impression on us all. Montana has never had much of a draw for city-slickers like my wife and I, but after our stay here, our ignorance has been thoroughly rectified. VERY recommended.

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    Emigrant Creek Cabins - The screened in porch

    Emigrant Creek Cabins

    5.0(2 reviews)
    3.9 mi

    Location: This is a really great cabin off the US89 between Livingston and Gardiner. We used it as…read morea base for our Yellowstone Park explorations. It is in Emigrant a small town that boasts a great bakery and great BBQ in the warm season. To get to and from the Cabin you drive through the Chico Hot Springs Resort. In addition to hot springs Chico has a riding stable and adventure company for white water, scenic floats and hiking. This is nice if you don't want to drive to Gardiner some days. There is also a nice hike to a falls just up the road from the cabin. The cabin itself was excellent. We were there on some hot days and the cabin stayed cool if you closed the blinds as instructed. There was a full kitchen and while fussy cook husband might have wanted sharper knives for prep work he managed to make some fine meals. He also used the charcoal grill but the black flies were thick in the heat. Better him than me! Happily the long porch facing the stream is fully screened. No biting things there. The porch had a casual dining table and glider bench. The cabin had two bedrooms and one and a half baths. The half bath was in a utility room which included a washer and dryer. Priceless! There was also a comfy living room with two sofas and a glider chair. We never used the TV but it was there too. The cabin had wifi thankfully because there wasn't much cell reception. Basically it was a great place to get away, listen to the creek at night and relax.

    Wonderful get away. No people, no problem. Walk to have a cocktail and a fine dinner. All the…read morepeople we did encounter were lovely. Highly recommend this best kept secret in Montana!!

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