The views at sunset are one of a kind. Don't miss it!…read moreAttended a private function here in September 2026. #closetoheaven

First of all, riding a chairlift to a restaurant is a cool experience. Secondly, the hostess and…read morebar staff are cheerful and helpful, albeit very busy. We were a table of seven with reservations on a Thursday night in February. We got seated at the bar, which made conversation for our group tough but we agreed to it. Not ideal but ok. We shared some appetizers and each had a drink. The food was good, pricey and presented nicely. I can't say it was the best meal I've had in that price range, taste wise, but I'm sure the prices are higher due to the location. The views were amazing, the ambiance was lovely. We had two servers, Adam ( or some other short A name) and Madi. He was friendly, helpful but super busy. She was a delight! We got some hot chocolate with Ullr to go as an apres, and that was very worth it!!

I had a great time watching the World Cup here! (So, NOT ski season obv). Really attentive service!…read moreSince it's Big Sky, the prices were definitely high, but I was really impressed with the delicious BLT I had. A simple sandwich, but it was really elevated with thick, delicious bacon, so you felt like you were at least getting something special for your money. Also, the side salad I had was so fresh with a great variety of vegetables, and I was able to order an interesting house made parsley vinaigrette. It has a classic apre ski vibe, but also tons of space and some fun bar games.

opinion from a local:…read more Food is not what it used to be. I came in here and the quality of the food has taken a dive off the deep end with no water in the pool. As soon as this new management agency Apres Cru took over; Tips Up went down hill. The charm is gone. Thebartenders and servers are no longer allowed to hangout with their friends off the clock at Tips or the other two establishments that Apres Cru runs. It's quite disheartening to walk into Tips now and know for 100% certain our friends who work there cannot enjoy it with us. Apres Cru has managed to turn a beloved (by locals, tourists, and passerbys) bar in Big Sky to a corporate nutcase that FEELS corporate and no longer feels like a real fun place or real bar. Now it feels like a glorified buffalo wild wings. While I love some B-Dubs, I love Tips Up much more. Recently since Apres Cru took over, private events run the pool table, more covers on events than ever before, and again, lack of social energy as the staff would come hangout and brina additional cheer. Apres Cru has managed to turn a beloved (by locals, tourists, and passerbys) bar in Big Sky to a corporate nutcase that FEELS corporate and no longer feels like a real fun place or real bar. Now it feels like a glorified buffalo wild wings. While I love some B-Dubs, I love Tips Up much more. Recently since Apres Cru took over, private events run the pool table, more covers on events than ever before, and again, lack of social energy as the staff would come hangout and bring additional cheer. it was wonderful to have a drink made by a favorited bartender and THEN to have drinks with them off shift. It's astonishing for a company to come in and think they know best without any input from those already working there or locals in the area. Big Sky has a fragile community balance and a company affecting us like this really jeopardizes the balance. Tips Up is the only bar on this side of town that manages to speak to all ages and backgrounds. Not just the upper scale of places like waypoint (Even waypoint manages a local feeling and their drinks, price points, and atmosphere is absolutely not that or a ski town sports bar.) I'd understand if the staff was being ridiculous or unprofessional but through many examples i have witnessed each of them showcase professionalism off the clock. Even going as far as helping remove heinous people from the bar just because their coworkers appeared stressed or ready to get a person out. They've removed locals cards, hiked prices on drafts and other drinks, don't allow their staff (the locals) to be apart of the bar scene off of work, and contributed to the destruction of our local community. I cannot count how many times this season I myself have left or have witnessed people leave due to this new company. It is simply no longer the same energy and it brings much sadness to us here. Nearly finished - they refuse to hire anyone. new whilst their staff very obviously struggles someday managing everything. I went in one day and there was 1 bartender and 1 server for the entire inside room and outside patio. if you've never been, that's a lot of steps during a lunch rush. Additionally, each table can hold a full family. Yet they refuse to hire anyone else to support their staff. All in all, the staff is still lovely. I adore each of them and am aware none of this is their fault. it's ANOTHER company coming into our town and trying to "fix" what isn't broke. The most ironic part of this is when Apres Cru came to town, someone told them, "Don't turn our Big Sky into your New York" "Oh trust us, we don't plan on it. We love the charm of this town" That was in November of 2025. Irony is a funny thing. if you're in Big Sky, give some sympathy to the staff for what they have to deal with. Tip the staff well for their troubles and then consider not giving your money to this disgraceful corporation. They also oversee Blocks 3 and Bucks so l imagine similar antics are happening at each of them. the salads are good tho. Cheers. G. Hanners.

A welcome late- dinner respite after a long delay leaving Yellowstone. We ate outside on the patio-…read morethere's plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, so even though it's crowded, it can accommodate a lot of people. The cinnamon pretzels are the best pretzels we've ever had- wow!! They're soft, coated in cinnamon sugar, and accompanied by the most delectable icing. I'd return just to get these for dessert. The buff bites were also excellent- I got the huckleberry BBQ sauce, it hit the spot, and definitely was enough for a meal. My husband got the country fried buffalo steak with mashed potatoes and also loved it. It's standard bar/grill food, something for everyone, but be sure to get the pretzels!

Delicious & messy food, craft beer, cocktails. Live music. Patio & indoor seating…read more All 14 of us gathered here on a weekday evening! One of few venues that would take reservations of this size group. They have a good amount of indoor seating. We sat on the umbrellaed patio, near the musician, just around the corner of the bar from games like cornhole. They were busy, but service was attentive. Many of us had craft beers and cocktails. Everyone was pleased, but i could not list all the beverages for you. We had at least one yummy fresh arugula salad with sirloin cooked-to-order and a lot of flavorful bacon, blue cheese crumbles, green onion, tomatoes, balsamic glaze, and thick "Texas" toast. We shared a number of the many appetizers: Crispy-coated sweet-chili Thai Shrimp were rather small but quite tasty. The tray of nachos was a glorious mess of beans, sauces and crema, mixed melty cheeses, olives, and meat ... i think we got the rich ground "buffalo". The "buffalo balls" were even messier: meatballs in deep gravy over mashed potatoes smothered in sautéed onions and mushrooms. We had "chicken "bites" with two of their yummy flavorings. The soft pretzels and cheese were long thick almost-loaves. And i completely lost track of the mains: several of their loaded burgers and overloaded tacos. The star was the 12oz medium-rare ribeye, topped with herb butter & demi glacé, loaded garlic redskin mashed potatoes, & thick garlic toast. This was a great immersion in great food, drink, ant atmosphere. The $44 ribeye was one of the top-two steaks we had during our trip. (July 2026). Pro tip: every steak is town was good, even the bargains you can find with a little hunting. But be sure to pay a little more once or twice to get the best.

I made our group stop just long enough for me to get a hot dog. Even better, a Chicago Dog! A…read moregenuine Vienna hot dog with some snap. Authentic "sport" peppers that bring a little zip. Very important: A poppy seed a bun :-) and hot crispy fries. We could have some tried their Chicago Italian Beef sandwich, too, like in The Bear series. But today was all about the dog :-) There are two tables, with umbrellaed seating for about ten people. If your map is old, it will tell you this is south of the bridge on 2nd St S near Main St. Nope! It's a bright yellow food truck, up in a yard on the north side of Park St W at 2nd St N. Closed on Sundays! (Jul 2026)

After spending an incredible day exploring Yellowstone, we made a quick stop in Gardiner and…read moredecided to grab dinner at Justine's Chicago Hot Dog food truck. It ended up being one of the highlights of our visit! Justine was genuinely kind, welcoming, and made us feel right at home. The Chicago hot dog was absolutely outstanding. It was honestly better than some I've had in Chicago. It's clear she takes pride in what she serves, and it definitely shows. If you're passing through Gardiner or visiting Yellowstone, do yourself a favor and stop by. Highly recommend!

Food was great! One lady named maya did an especially fantastic job on our food! Me and my friend…read morewere very impressed with her customer service! Shes a mogger the burgers are a little small...

One of the treats when you come to Livingston I must stop Mark's in and out ordered cheeseburger…read moretater tots onion rings unbelievable just like 1954 when it opened I remember it was a remarkable day. The whole town was here the high school marching band was here that's where I'm at my bride. She was dressed and so beautiful just like a Sunday morning going to church. We didn't know what the word sexy was back in but today I think about it she was pretty damn sexy. In the photo, you'll see a young happy couple eating their lunch one day they'll be my age looking back at a lovely meal they had in remembering the special times at Marks In-N-Out established 1954

When you step through the door you step back in time, to the good old days of course! So much to…read morelove here. Montana small town vibe- friendly, smiles and heartland! The food was great, servings large and fresh. Service was great, it felt like the owner was serving us.

Stopped by today, yelp said open, but lights were off & closed. The last couple of times they were…read moreclosed during their business hours.

Diner food vibes in Yellowstone. We visited this place after reading Yelp as we were hungry and…read morediners are good for curing that. Along the strip sits the diner decorated with all kinds of memorabilia. We dived right into ordering the burger special, a butterscotch shake, and chicken strips. Took a moment for food but everything was hot coming out. Food was good but price can be a little steep (location). My hubs really loved the shake as well. Service was great and restaurant was clean. We left full which was the goal.

Its doesn't look like much from the outside. Once inside, it looks like an old fashion diner with…read morered booths and memorabilia on the walls. Our server was pleasant and helpful. The menu isnt much. Mostly burgers, sandwiches, and ice cream. There are many flavors for milk shakes, including cherry and Huckleberry. We went for an early dinner. My husband got a burger and I got the French dip with Swiss. My husband was surprised saying his burger was good. They loaded up the fries, too. The friend dip was delicious. The roll was super fresh and soft. Tater tots were crispy and plentiful. We also got a 10% coupon for a return visit during our stay. We plan to go back for shakes.

Excellent food and service! We were hankering for BBQ after a long day in the Park. We chose…read moreBeartooth and so glad we did. The staff was so friendly and helpful with suggestions. We ordered two dinner plates to share between three people, plenty of food. One two-meat dinner, Sliced Brisket and Pulled Pork. The other was Smoked Sausage. Threats were all so good. Of course we always like the Brisket best but honestly, glad we tried them all. Both dinners came with two sides, plenty to share between us three. We had Summer Slaw, Potato Salad, Green Chili Creamed Corn, and Cowboy Caviar. All were very tasty! Hard to know which one I would choose again, all four! Our server was Kiki! She was wonderful! They close soon for the season so hurry in if you are in town!

Great homestyle bbq, house made bbq chips, and friendly service!…read more I ordered the pulled pork sandwich and summer slaw and they paired great together! All of our food came out super quick and tasted amazing. Our server went out of her way to make sure we had everything we could need and treated everyone like family!

Amazing food and the boneless, hand bread chicken, their "Buff's" are a MUST TRY. The sauces are…read moreamazing. Sweet Thai chilly and K-Bam sauces are a must. Bartenders are always upbeat and extremely sweet. Highly recommend!

I was so hungry. The food was good but the wait staff was terrible. I literally had to go up to the…read morebar and ask for water. ... Which they gave me none to begin with. Then the "waiter" if your could call him that made an extremely snide remark on my way out. This place used to be friendly to everyone but apparently it has lost its touch. I have been disrespected before but now people need to know. I would reccomnd going elsewhere. Go elsewhere.

I had the grilled chicken sandwich... AMAZING! Hubby had a…read moreburger and we split a basket of sweet potato fries: crispy and delicious! I had a soft serve huckleberry ice cream cone as we left. Oh my. I'd go back just for that! It's a walk up to counter, fast food type place. Be aware- they close at 5pm.

I love stopping here whenever I visit Ennis, MT. This place is a traditional soft serve and food…read morejoint - like a hometown DQ but better. I highly recommend the huckleberry shake or a cookie dough blur (their version of a Blizzard). They offer a menu of burgers, chicken tenders, fries, onion rings, etc. There are a few tables inside and outside for eating. I love how you can tell the place is supportive of the community with the "Go Ennis" on the wall.