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Where to eat Barbecue food in Big Sky: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Barbecue restaurants to try in Big Sky. Big Sky is an outdoors person's dream, nestled high in the Gallatin National Forest, presided over by Lone Mountain and just a few miles from Yellowstone Park. The Big Sky Ski Resort offers ample activities for all seasons, with exhilarating skiing and snowboarding in the winter and scenic lift rides during the summer. The surrounding terrain and trails make excellent biking, snowshoeing, horseback riding or snowmobiling escapes, while the Gallatin River offers thrills for the intrepid rafter.
Things to do in Big Sky
1. Gallatin Riverhouse Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 812 reviews
Reviewed By Whitney S
Best spot to eat in all of Big Sky! Not only is it family friendly, but also cost-friendly. All of their food is fantastic including their 3 piece fried chicken dinner, burgers, and all of their BBQ food options and that's coming from someone born and raised in Southern Mississippi! Depending on the business of what's going on in the town you might have to wait for an hour, but their food is DEFINITELY worth the wait. If you do have a little bit of a wait, no worries because they have a ping pong table, pool table, arcade type games and some nights they even have live music.Definitely not the spot you want to miss while in Big Sky!
2. Broken Spoke
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
A Bar and Casino, cheapest drinks in Big Sky with no food, 21 and up! We have an easy going atmosphere with a great back porch and a carefree attitude!
Reviewed By Pika S
Even though the place was almost empty, we were hardly given any time to check the menu before ordering. The service was rather poor but the food was delivered really quickly. My bison burger was good and fries, which I usually don't eat were great. My husband's lunch special was good too.
3. Moeâs Original BBQ Montana
Overall Ratings
3 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By chrs_alv
Great food, friendly staff and reasonable prices. Snowalker doesn't understand that a Mountain town restaurant can't control it's crowd, 20 year olds need to eat too and you can't blame the restaurant for young local loving this place. Yea they don't have wine but they do have the best priced beer in the meadow. If you can't take your girlfriend here you should probably get another one, one that is down to earth, one that enjoyed good food and a no judgement zone like Mo's.
