Blue Moon Nite Club — Restaurant in Montana

Being from Seattle - this was my first time out to Montana. Blue Moon Grille was the first bar that I've ever been to in MT. And it was quite an experience to say the least. Upon entering the place, just to the right in the entrance was a coin op pool table with two kids just casually shooting pool... I'm talkin like 7 and 9 year old kids. That was quite the shock considering I thought this was a bar. To the right of us was a small blackjack sized table with folks playing texas hold 'em. Big dance floor in the middle, bar in the back and a live band playing some country jams.

I wasn't quite sure what to make of the place as there was a lot going on. There were all sorts of ages there, literally from 7 years old up to 77 years old. It was nonetheless a lively fun atmosphere, despite it not being very packed. The décor was interesting as there was taxidermy animals all around the place, from wolves to alligators and even polar bears. There was a buck hunter video game and a jukebox that snaps photos. There was just about a lil something for everyone.

My favorite part about this spot, is the drinks. I bought roughly 15 beers, three vodka on the rocks and a few shots and my tab was only $40. O_o Awesome. seriously. I was expecting a $120+ tab. The down side there was no tip line but luckily I had some cash on me. The bartender was a cool chill guy and even joined in with us on a round. We all danced, we played games, snapped photos and played some pool. There was a few overly ambitious drunks hittin on our lady friends but who could blame them! They were good lookin gals!

If I'm ever in town again - I'd be sure to...

All you have to do to not only be a “good” bartender, but LEAD bartender, is have your cleavage VERY apparent and a poor, hyper-confrontational attitude to work here. I got a double gin and tonic with one pretentious tender, and my tab was $17 and tipped appropriately. I got another, with a White Claw for my friend, and when it was only $11. I raised the question about whether I was being charged correctly or if the first one was wrong. The initial pretentious bartender immediately walked over, talking to me as if I didn’t have a 6th grade education, trying to tell me the exact change she gave me (after approximately 40 transactions since ours), like I didn’t know math (I went to college for calculus). She was immediately confrontational and demeaning, clearly here for the tips her body and male patrons could provide her, and absolutely horrible to any female patrons. I wanted to make sure I was being charged correctly, and could tip correctly. The floosy behind the bar robbed her team of tips by her bad attitude, and I ultimately left without finishing my drink because she created a poor atmosphere. If you’re a man and like a “show”, 10/10. If you’re a woman and expect the same service, 0/10. I’m a local and will leave the bar anytime that ungracious, confrontational, show-boating woman is behind the bar. Do...

Don't go here. It isn't safe. Got invited to go and check out a poker game and went. Put 50 bucks down the dealer (Dixie) was rude so I said I won't play a hand. Counted chips only $45 and didn't play a single hand. So I asked "hey think the math was off its $5 short" it turned dark quick. She asked was I calling her out? I've been in Montana for a year and a half and have a good time in these parts by being easy going...so I Said, "no I'm just saying I think we made a mistake that's all". She threw 5 dollars at me and said something and all the bouncers and nearly 6 patrons surrounded me. And I'm just like hey i don't want an issue So I left the 5 bucks as another tip because I tipped her earlier. I left and the bouncer called me an idiot, to which I said you don't need to worry about me, I'll never Be back. I didn't understand why law enforcement was parked across from the bar but now I see why. If you are not from here do not go there, just ain't worth taking...