You seat yourself and order at the bar. You bring your drinks back to the table, and they deliver…read morethe food. There weren't a lot of tables inside, and outside, of course is weather dependent. We assume this is why the ratings aren't great, but we didn't mind. The pulled pork and brisket sandwiches were much better than expected. Delicious. They have a good beer menu and the huckleberry margarita was good. The fries were outstanding!

Open later than most places around, with a large deck overlooking the river and you can catch some…read moresun (or sunset)! Super casual counter service, with usual pub faves as well as some local flavors. We went with the: - hog wings - small but meaty, fried halfway to chicharrones with a Korean sweet sauce on the side, kinda salty even plain on its own - bison cheeseburger - solid burger, excellent and generous fries - brisket sandwich - generous portion of meat, kinda dry so I asked for more huckleberry bbq sauce on the side otherwise not very flavorful. Cole slaw was meh but I don't like Cole slaw (they wouldn't swap for anything else). Again excellent fries! Chased all this meaty salty heavy food with a local brew. Think $75 before tax/tip was pretty normal tourist prices - we were stuffed and didn't finish all the fries and buns.

After spending a few hours soaking in the nearby hot springs, we decided to give the Rail a try…read more My wife loved her double cheeseburger. My Buffalo Chicken sandwich had been ordered 'fried'; but it was soggy - not one bite of crunch. Overall tho, fries (sweet potato and original) and the onion rings had been tasty. Brian, our bartender / server, was very nice and attentive. The only negative thing that was a disappointment (other than soggy chicken) had been the beverage prices - the menu had lower prices than what had been billed. This is a Delaware North property, and they can easily update their menus to reflect current prices. Regardless, will go back

Our server was very accommodating. Great bartender! He was knowledgeable and helpful with all drink…read moreand food choices. The food was good, the service was even better.

Great spot that even locals seem to love! Bit pricey, but the food and drinks were made so well…read moreyou don't feel ripped off. Service was great too! Love the rustic decor!

This place was suggested by my brother, when he heard we were eating in west Yellowstone. Ordered…read morethe buffalo burger and wings, both were great. The wings had a very flavorful Huckleberry bbq sauce. Was great. My wife ordered the quesadillas, very filling, but good.

I visited Madison Crossing Lounge the evening before running the Yellowstone Half Marathon, and it…read moreended up being one of the highlights of my trip. I arrived around 7 PM and grabbed a seat at the bar since I was dining solo. The restaurant was busy, but the atmosphere was welcoming and comfortable. For dinner, I ordered the Chicken Prosciutto Pasta with a side of bread. The pasta was outstanding -- easily one of the best pasta dishes I've had in a long time. The combination of braised chicken, prosciutto, mushrooms, tomatoes, roasted red peppers, and creamy parmesan-mascarpone sauce came together perfectly. Every bite was flavorful, rich, and satisfying without feeling heavy or dry. As someone preparing for a half marathon the next morning, it was the perfect carb-loading meal. I also ordered the Huckleberry Sundae for dessert. If you're visiting the Yellowstone area, do yourself a favor and try something with huckleberries. The ice cream, topping, and whipped cream were fantastic, and it ended up being one of my favorite desserts from the trip. One unexpected bonus was getting to chat with other travelers at the bar, including another runner who was also working toward completing a half marathon in all 50 states. It added to the friendly, welcoming feel of the place. Overall, Madison Crossing Lounge delivered excellent food, a great atmosphere, and a memorable dining experience. I don't hand out many five-star reviews, but this one earned it. If I'm back in West Yellowstone for another race or a visit to Yellowstone National Park, I'll absolutely be returning. Last visited: June 12, 2026.

From the outset of our trip, Madison Crossing is one of the slightly upscale restaurants in the…read moretown of WYS. (Don't let the word 'lounge' throw you off. It's not 1990s sleek or clubby.) You don't have to be dressy or childless, but the menu and ambiance are ever slightly more grown-up than other options. Prices reflect that while still being reasonable. Standard salads were refreshing start to unwind after crowds at Yellowstone. Excellently buttered and pan-seared trout with grilled asparagus and sauteed snap peas were wonderful. Timing is everything. Try to arrive before 6pm to avoid the queue. (Restaurant opens at 5pm; moderate sized dining room.) The (Montana-sized portion of) huckleberry ice cream seemed popular with many diners.

Omg! What a fun fun place!. Love the decor. So HIP So retro…read moreHad to buy a glass. #DrinkBitchesDrink . Excellently made drinks, kind of stiff which I like. There's a steady flow of people in and out.. mostly women but a few couples. Nice areas for lounging with a group or just sitting and chatting quietly with a friend. We were going to just pop in for one drink but then our daughter's boyfriend joined us after work and we stuck around for trivia. Bartender was very skilled and everybody was friendly. It's off the beaten path but worth it and there's lots of things to do around that shopping center so you could spend a day

What a gem! The…read morecutest cocktail bar in the Cannery district - and a perfect spot for happy hour. The vibes are relaxed and fun while still offering a solid offering of drinks. Spacious couches and lounge areas mixed with bar seating and smaller high top tables makes this a great spot for groups big or small. Can't imagine any circumstance where a party wouldn't feel welcome here or appreciate the layout. Service was great - all the bartenders dress "on brand" and able to make suggestions while ensuring our drinks stayed as full as we wanted them too (but also totally good with us just being low key) Pro tip: They allegedly have the best grilled cheese and tomato soup in Bozeman, so guess I'll have to go back for that. One downside? They need to change their name! I can NEVER remember it and neither can my friends. Makes it less memorable in a spot that would otherwise be high on the list!

Atmosphere is why you should come here. As soon as you walk in you feel as if you have been…read moretransported into the 20's type speakeasy. The service is fantastic and the waitress is even dressed to the era. The drinks, while on the high side were totally worth it. I wish more speakeasy's had the atmosphere of this one. Definitely worth a drink or two

I guess it is a speakeasy so it shouldn't be easy to find, but had it not been for the door hanging…read moreon the door I would've never found this place. He sat at the bar since we were only going to get some appetizers and drinks. I really did love the decor. It was gothy but overwhelming. I did like that they had some non-alcoholic options. However, the most appealing one had strawberries in it, and they were out of them. They were also out of the tacos, which was a little surprising since we got there an hour after they opened. We ended up having the nachos and the oysters. The oysters were good. The nachos were OK. The drinks were also very underwhelming. My son had a Paloma and I have tasted way way better. Service was good. Everyone was friendly and answered all of our questions. This is a really cool place to come and hang out with some friends, but it's more about the atmosphere than it is really the food and drinks.

I went to the Royal Wulff to grab a drink and some food while I was staying in Silver Gate, MT. The…read moreRoyal Wulf had great service and a woodsy ambiance. The Royal Wulff offers large drink menu offering alittle bit of everything. The Royal Wulff offer a wide variety of food. I couldn't pass off the opportunity to order some Absinthe. The Royal Wulff offers a variety of Absinthe's at different price ranges. I ordered The Trail of the Cedars from Montana which was delicious. I would definitely recommend going to the Royal Wulff if you are staying in Silver Gate, MT.

Awesome place to have under our room! Drinks were good, the fireplace is great to sit by, I had…read moretheir curry special and creme brulee and was very happy with both. Our server was also super kind and accommodating even while they were busy.

Had spent the full day in Yellowstone, and were looking for a great place to eat. We might've been…read moreenticed by the moose that was munching on the grass right in front of the restaurant, or the great amount of parking in the back, not sure, but we're glad we stopped. Our seats were at a window overlooking the main road, and it had great views. The air conditioning was very much appreciated on a 90° day, and the food was delicious. Definitely go for the cheese curds, they were a great addition to our meal! It seemed like a place that a lot of locals hang out, but we felt welcome and dinner really hit the spot. I would definitely visit again!

We look forward to the Antler opening each season. Great bar and the food is dependably good…read more Specials are always really good and the staff are all friendly.

Service is always great and really good drinks! Fun place to meet up with friends and hang out.read more

Customer service should be the first killer thing you experience when you walk in a restaurant or…read morebar. Well, not so much with this local bar. Love the history, love the drinks, love the vibe......... but the bar service is nasty and rude. No names mentioned but on this Friday night our bartender catered only to her friends and was quite honestly nasty and rude. Dark long hair....attitude.... You know who you are. Perhaps do your job and bring customers in as opposed to scare them away because they're not locals. It's a huge pass on this establishment for us and everyone else we talked to.

Great service Good food and ambiance…read more The Old fashion was Amazing The feel of old fashion saloon, the type you only see in the movies.

We are out of towners and stayed in Emigent, which is an area that does not have a lot of options…read morenearby. 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.