Delicious and great portion sizes! The brisket pork sandwich was absolutely amazing and very well…read moremade with a super soft ciabatta bun. Would also recommend getting the Caldera burger if you like a little spice. Fries are the thin kind which I prefer as well, well seasoned. Great environment, lot of local art on the walls too. Furniture was a little old but overall a very good experience

We had about a 20-minute wait, which wasn't a big deal, so we decided to grab a drink at the bar…read more Unfortunately, despite several barbacks working, no one was available to actually serve drinks, so we ended up waiting longer than expected. Once we were seated, the atmosphere was great and our server was friendly and attentive. The food was good, although it arrived a little lukewarm. Overall, it was a good experience with a few hiccups. I'd come back, but I hope they improve the bar service and make sure the food is served hotter.

Arrived shortly after it opened and didn't have to wait. The young lady who greeted us was very…read moresweet and made us feel welcomed. Food was really good and the service was excellent! Sidney was our server and she was such a pleasure and did a wonderful job. We're traveling from NC but will definitely dine there again when we go back to that area.

Beartooth Cafe. Cooke City, MT. Late June, 2026. My husband and I were traveling from Red Lodge,…read moreMT to Yellowstone National Park (northeast entrance). Unfortunately, the Beartooth Pass was closed between Red Lodge and Cooke City because of snow and high winds -- so we took the longer route that included the Chief Joseph Highway and yet still encountered some snow and sleet on the high elevation Colter Pass. Upon reaching Cooke City, we were ready to treat ourselves with some hot beverages and a piece of dessert. We stumbled upon the Beartooth Cafe. Upon entering, we informed the hostess that we were interested in hot beverages and a dessert and she apologized that they offered only "plain coffee", not the specialty coffees of a restaurant down the street. Perfect, we didn't need a fancy roast. My husband ordered a hot coffee ($3.75), while I ordered hot tea ($3.75). We split a slice of Amish Apple Pie ($11.75). The pie was delicious, and tasted home-made. My husband's coffee was good, and I was offered a tray with tea options. However, by the time taxes and tip were added, we felt that $25 was just too much for two plain (non-specialty) beverages and a split dessert (even in a touristy area with a limited season). Our server was friendly, but we weren't offered refills of the coffee and/or tea until after we had already asked for our check and were ready to depart. The ambiance was Montana rustic. Free parking was directly in front of the restaurant.

Visited in October. Food and service was excellent! Food hot, beer cold and great ambience.read more

We absolutely love this place and it's our favorite brewery in Red Lodge -- especially for their…read morefantastic cider selection. The ciders are consistently great and we always make a point to stop in when we're in town. However, visiting in the off-season can be tricky. When we were there, only one employee was working the bar. We ordered a beer and a cider flight, but after we ordered several more customers came in and lined up. The bartender understandably tried to take care of everyone, but ended up serving at least six new arrivals -- pouring beers and running payments -- while our order never came. After about 20 minutes we had to leave, which was really disappointing because we were genuinely looking forward to it. This isn't a complaint about the staff -- she was clearly doing her best -- just a heads-up: if you visit during slower months, be prepared for limited staffing and longer waits (and possibly no food service). We'll definitely still come back... just maybe during busier season next time.

This place is already 5 stars for their hot sauce collection. There were so many to choose from and…read moretrust when I say we tried a majority of them. There is a shelf right next to the cash register where you can grab whichever ones you want and bring it back to your table. We were already trying these before we had our food. The cafe itself is super cute and cozy with plants all around and different pieces of art. They even sell items from local artists including beef tallow lotion and earrings. They have a clean bathroom and an outdoor eating area. They have a vast menu for lunch where the sandwiches are names after dogs and a smaller menu for breakfast. We go there around 11 and were able to order from both so unsure if there is a time limit for either. The staff were so sweet and gave their recommendations and even though it's a cafe, they will bring out your food for you when it's ready. We did still bring our dishes back to the counter, unsure how they generally do that though. We asked for pickles and they kindly gave us some. The burritos were huge and filling but the sandwiches themselves were also good. Unsure what names were but I didn't love the one with the carrots in them. The staff recommended the breakfast sandwich with the biscuit, and although it was good, the biscuit was not the best choice. It broke so easily and made a mess. Unsure of the name of the drink but it was like a lemonade and it was delicious. Definitely would come back and try more hot sauce though

Cute cafe with sandwiches named after dogs from the owner and workers' families. Good variety of…read morefillings and combinations and everything was fresh and tasty. Picked up sandwiches twice to bring into the park and they were a welcome meal after a morning of hiking. Loved that they featured gifts and things to purchase from local artists and makers. They had games and books in the back along with comfy chairs for hanging out and a nice patio. Everyone we interacted with was friendly and helpful.

We passed by this place yesterday but returned today! What a gem, the best food we've had in Red…read moreLodge. I had the Red Lodge Chicken Salad and my husband had the pulled pork sandwich, both were delicious! Great wait staff, they all made sure guests were welcomed, food was delivered hot, and drinks were kept full. Cool, low key vibe with excellent classic rock music, not too loud or too soft. 5

This place is leaning on its aging reputation and the fact that it's one of only a very small…read morehandful of restaurants open on a Monday night in Red Lodge. The burger needs some attention. Under-salted, minimal flavor. Felt like a Sysco patty from the truck. The wings were good and went well with the Stella. Decent food, decent service, decent atmosphere. 3 stars. Wouldn't seek to stop here again.

We were staying in Yellowstone National Park and the Log Cabin Cafe was recommended for breakfast…read more We ordered a cinnamon roll to start. It was HUGE, warm, covered in icing and was totally delicious. The icing was buttery and not overly sweet but we did wind up taking half with us for a later snack. Then breakfast arrived. We got one order of pancakes with sausage and eggs. The pancakes hung over the edge of the plate, they were so large, the eggs were cooked perfectly and the sausage was great too. We also ordered the Cowboy Tradition - 2 eggs also perfectly cooked, hash browns crispy and hot, sourdough toast and thick cut meaty bacon. It was a lot of food very well done. We will definitely visit this cafe again and are sure to be well satisfied and have leftovers for a later snack!

Everything is made w/ love & from scratch! Homemade Tomato soup, Chili, every sauce & dressings!…read moreFresh baked pies, cakes & pastries! The grilled cheese! Ask for it Mary's way! They will know what it means!

We thought we would give this place a try. After all it was a travel day and we normally don't cook…read moreon travel days. We had the beef burgers. Burgers are 1/2 pound and were cooked correctly. Hand cut fries were awesome. You order at the window and they bring you your food and drink. Young lady that was our server was very friendly and checked on us frequently. Outdoor seating but the weather was perfect and the tables have umbrellas. Overall worth the stop.

We stopped by The Corral after a morning of river rafting so definitely hungry and ready to eat…read more While the food itself was solid, the overall experience was hampered by operational confusion and pricing that felt a bit steep. The food was genuinely delicious. We enjoyed our meals, and the quality was definitely there. The ambience during our visit was fantastic too--catching the Argentina vs. England World Cup game on the big screens made for a fun afternoon dining experience. That was a huge plus and definitely added to the atmosphere. Just some thoughts.. Walking in was disorienting. The ordering counter is to the left, but there's a covered seating area with TVs and what looks like a bar on the right--except you can't order food or drinks there. It's unclear which side to go to, so we had to figure it out on the fly. No biggy just a bit confusing when it's super busy. Service wise, our order was placed at 1:45pm didn't arrive until 2:15 PM--over 30 minutes of wait time. A cold beer helped pass the time, but it's worth noting if you're on a schedule. The $22 burgers is a little much, especially coming from the LA food scene where you have endless options. Plus if you want to add cheese, bacon or anything else for that matter it's an up charge.I understand Gardiner is a small town with limited competition and seasonal tourism, but it does feel like pricing is banking on visitors. The bottom line, the Corral serves excellent food in a fun atmosphere, but the confusing flow and extended wait times keep it from being a standout experience. It's worth a stop if you're in the area, but manage your expectations on pricing and timing.

You have to get the brussels sprouts! So good! I order the halibut and it was perfectly cooked…read more Very chill spot so no need to be dress up. The food was so good, I was so surprised since it's located in a small town

Stopped in here on a whim while walking the street with the whole family. It looked like they were…read morejust opening up when we walked in. Absolutely loved it here- great service, huge restaurant, delicious food & wonderful espresso tequila martini!

Very cool. I stopped in on a Friday afternoon on my way to Bozeman from the park's north entrance…read more The place was busy but I was able to get a seat. The bartender, who was by herself other than kitchen staff, was fast and friendly. Prices were average for the area. I had a beer and the pulled pork queso, which was really good. The vibe here is relaxed and they've done a great job keeping the history. It'd be fun to see a show here. If ever back in the area, I'll be back.

We enjoyed our time checking out Emigrant, Montana, and while we were here, we had to check out the…read moreOld Saloon, the historic bar and music venue. They even had the old fashioned swinging doors, except they had one propped open so you couldn't really swing them open. The rustic decor is super cool! We made our way to a booth and were greeted with menus. We had just had brunch, so we weren't really hungry. We each had a root beer, which was really good! I went with a scoop of huckleberry ice cream, my oldest had a scoop of vanilla ice cream and my youngest had the biscuit strawberry shortcake. Everything was wonderful! They also have a concert venue and Willie Nelson's son is playing there tonight!