BIG SKY EATS

Big Sky’s dining options span the full spectrum—from casual, grab-and-go favorites to refined mountain fare—because fueling up for a day of adventure is serious business here. Whether you’re grabbing a quick burrito before first chair or settling in for a romantic dinner with sweeping mountain views, you’ll find plenty of ways to satisfy your appetite. From bison ribeyes and fresh sushi to gourmet hot dogs and mountain-high nachos, cozy cafés in the Meadow to lively après-ski bars slopeside, Big Sky offers something for every taste, timeline, and travel style.

Winter Dining Guide

Common Questions About Dining in Big Sky

Are reservations required?

Reservations are highly recommended at fine dining restaurants in Big Sky, especially during peak seasons. This includes holidays and the months of June through September, as well as late December through March. Most fine dining establishments open their reservation books 90 days in advance or more.

What if I didn't make reservations in advance?

While reservations are highly recommended at most fine dining establishments, many also offer bar seating available on a first-come, first-served basis. Additionally, numerous other restaurants in Big Sky, including pizzerias, cafes, Thai, and BBQ joints, operate on a walk-in basis.

Important Reminder: Even for walk-in restaurants, there is no guarantee of immediate seating. You may experience a wait, especially during peak hours

What if I have a large family or group?

Large groups (typically 6 or more guests) are strongly encouraged to make reservations well in advance. Please note that many restaurants may have limited capacity to accommodate large parties on short notice.