We were told by our Airbnb guests that's Jerry's was good. So we tried it out. They give you a lot…read moreof food! It was typical bar food but good. My husband likes tater tits and he couldn't eat all they gave him! That's a first.

A local place (just follow the signs to find). Had an amazing chicken cheesesteak. Great gal waited…read moreon us.

Fun atmosphere and excellent beer selection The servers were…read morefriendly, attentive and helpful. Ski town vibe. I stayed at the Park Place Lodge that The Pub adjoins. Really great place to stay.

What more could you ask for. Awesome service, food, sports, beer and pool tables. I'll be back…read morethat's all I know. Happy hour weekdays 4-6pm and daily and food specials in the evening.

Fantastic food in a western atmosphere. This place has become quite popular so it's a good idea to…read moremake weekend reservations if you don't want to be disappointed.

Excellent beer! The best in this area for sure. Little popcorn for a snack and the best company!…read moreMet a nice local couple and the owner was serving beer. We will probably go back tomorrow for music and burger night! Highly recommend if you're in the area.

awesome beer, you can tell it's a passion of the brewer. Great ambiance and local knowledge and…read morestories. Worth the stop.

Awesome Irish Pub in Kalispell…read more Live Irish music, awesome staff, and decent food. The location threw us off, it's in what looks like an office building. Has 2 floors, and handicap accessible. Parking isn't ideal, but we made it work. We ended up eating upstairs which was pretty cool vibe. We had a great waitress who was very attentive and even though she was quadruple sat, still made sure all our needs were met. Plan on coming back. Sorry no pics. We were super hongry and killed it quick

Great place to hang out and vibe in Kalispell! Great atmosphere, food, and service. I got the…read moreReuben, my wife got the blue cheese steak wedge salad, and we shared the fried green beans for an appetizer. Everything was amazing and Danii the waitress was excellent.

Small, cleanly designed tap room and a very large patio area great you. They encourage you to seat…read moreyourself and the interior has many animal mounts to look at., along with local artists prints mounted for consignment. The waitress was fast and the food was also very quick. Speaking of, the food was drool worthy and so hot when it was served I got goosebumps from it warming me in the A/C. The brisket was so velvety and the homemade pickled onions were amazing. The Blue Bridge Lager I had was light, refreshing and not overly hoppsy. Even took a 4 pk home for another day.

A really good beer pub seemingly in the middle of nowhere. Spending the night in Pinchers Creek we…read morewere looking for place to eat. We arrived late afternoon on a Saturday, the place was busy but not crowded. The place filled while we were there. Seemed like mostly locals considering the location. Lucky them to have such an establishment nearby. Tried all the beers, really liked the IPA. All were good, although I found the grapefruit a bit too sweet. Delicious burger, cooked just right with white cheddar, onion, pickles, and lettuce. We tried the brisket. Tasty, the house made bbq sauce really stands out. My wife loved the broccoli salad. Really glad we came across this place.

Being hockey fans, we of course wanted to stop here. We're really glad we did! The food ended up…read morebeing as much of a hit as the sports memorabilia in this place. And that memorabilia is pretty spectacular! Had to get poutine, and no one does it better!

I ordered a bunless Calgary Flame Burger with salad. I thought the beef patty was very juicy and…read morenicely seasoned. The jalapeño slices gave the burger an extra kick. Without the bun, the burger didn't feel heavy. I quite enjoyed it and would come back for more!

Came for HH. They have $3 off all apps and $6 beers. Tried the poutine which was ok but the grave…read morewas quite salty. The spicy chicken bites were good and I liked the addition of cucumbers with it. Also got a side salad and a couple beers. We got there just before 5 pm and it wasn't busy. Service was quick.

Super busy on a nice Friday night but excellent service, tasty food, and good tap list! Fun spot to…read morewatch a game and have a beer

We went to the Thirsty Bear in Waterton, Canada for lunch today at our tour director's suggestion…read more It was fantastic! Hunter was our waitress. She did just the right amount of checking back. There when we needed her but never intrusive. The menu was very creative. One in our party had bison stew. Since it's near buffalo jump UNESCO site, really appropriate. Two had a gourmet hotdog. I had Cauliflower tacos. I am going to try to figure out how to make them when I get home. They were delicious! We are so happy we stopped there. We highly recommend them!

Sam, I appreciate the apology and the fact that you took the time to personally address the…read moresituation. I also respect that corrective action was taken with the staff involved. That said, I want to address one part of your response because I think it deserves some clarity. I never called your staff racist. I never called your business racist. I never claimed that race dictated how I was treated. I stated a simple fact about my experience: I was the only person of color in the restaurant. A factual observation is not an accusation. What is particularly interesting is that your response is the one that repeatedly introduces the subject of racism, ethnic diversity, and the racial makeup of your ownership and management. I never questioned the ethnicity of your owners, managers, or employees, nor did I suggest that their backgrounds somehow determined their behaviour. You don't need to defend yourself against an allegation I never made. I can acknowledge that the comment about my appearance was inappropriate, acknowledge that your staff have been reprimanded and received additional training, and still describe exactly how the situation looked and felt from my perspective. Those things are not contradictory. And with respect, whether the employees are "good kids" isn't really the point. Good people can make poor decisions, and accountability means recognizing the behaviour without needing to make excuses for the people involved. From what you've described, that's exactly what you have done--and I respect that. What I don't appreciate is having my words reinterpreted into something more inflammatory than what I actually said, and then being given an explanation for an accusation I never made. I described my experience. You supplied the accusation. I'm perfectly comfortable standing behind what I wrote, because I chose my words carefully. If me stating a factual observation made you uncomfortable, that doesn't make the observation unfair, discriminatory, or inappropriate. I appreciate your apology. I simply expect the same level of fairness in how my words and experience are represented. Sam, one last clarification regarding the shots. I have no issue acknowledging that our server was kind enough to get them for us, and I respect her gesture. But I would hardly consider something coming out of an employee's own pocket something the establishment should be presenting as evidence of its own generosity. If anything, that distinction makes the gesture more meaningful because it came from her personally--not from the business. We didn't ask for the shots, request them, or expect them. They were simply placed on the table. We also declined having the bill covered. So I would leave that particular detail alone. Attempting to use an unsolicited gesture from your server as a favourable footnote to the incident doesn't improve the story--it only highlights who actually showed generosity and professionalism that evening. I have said everything I needed to say. The record can speak for itself. I wish you, your staff, and your business continued success. For once and for all, consider the matter respectfully closed.