Sample half a dozen 5-ounce pours from the 10 brews on tap, which are complemented by starters such as wasabi balls and deep-fried pickles
Livingston
$21.50 $11
The Sport has been around since 1909, and its storied past shows in its vintage-looking decor. The hardwood floors match the wooden chairs, tables, and countertops, creating a cozy, lodge-like atmosphere.
In this more-than-a-century-old setting, the waitstaff serves steaks made from local Montana ranchers, as well as chops, blackened salmon, and snow crab by the pound. And that's just for dinner?rated Park County's best lunch spot by the Park County Community Journal, the restaurant also dishes up delectable sandwiches, as well as brunches with sweet-cream pancakes and zesty breakfast burritos all day on Sundays.
Craft beer flows from 10 taps inside Neptune Brewery's bar, though that's only a fraction of more than a dozen pours brewmaster Jon makes in-house. His rotating lineup includes everything from batches of gluten-free mead to a citrusy Belgian-style ale. He also brews a creamy chocolate porter that doubles as a marinade for a half-pound, locally sourced burger, which cooks wrap in bacon and optionally stuff with cheddar or gorgonzola. The remaining menu takes cues from pub grub the world over, with items such as Scottish Ale-infused brats and chorizo taquitos served with cinnamon-citrus yogurt sauce. Feasts unfold inside a cozy, with a 300 gallon salt water aquarium behind the bar.
The Hut is the ideal destination for locals to come together and share some homemade food and a couple cold beers. Owners Kris Bushnell-Woten and James Todd designed the place as a warm and friendly neighborhood oasis, and their menu reflects this emphasis on comfort. Cooks send out crowd-pleasing dishes such as french dip sandwiches and hand-formed burgers served with addictive waffle-cut fries. Beers are available on draft and in the bottle to cap it all off.
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