McGill’s Dining Room and Saloon is a culinary detour rooted deep in Montana history. Our dining room and saloon are located at the 320 Guest Ranch just outside Yellowstone National Park. Here we pay homage to the pioneering spirit by sourcing local ingredients to create innovative dishes that honor our past and celebrate the present.
Meander along the Gallatin River, through the Gallatin Canyon between Big Sky and Yellowstone National Park and you’ll stumble upon a little turnoff that will lead you to us. The 320 Guest Ranch is a respite from the hustle and bustle, a place to put your feet up while spinning tales around the campfire. Come for supper and stay to soak in the experience.
320 Ranch
McGill’s is named in honor of Dr. Caroline McGill, Montana’s first female doctor and former owner of the 320 Guest Ranch. Read more about Dr. McGill and the storied past of the 320 Guest Ranch.
History
Our chef takes pride in creating pioneering dishes from the best ingredients Montana has to offer, including fresh-caught trout, local Montana beef, foraged mushrooms, locally grown herbs and more. Our menus change seasonally, so be sure to visit often to taste what’s new.
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Open to the public nearly year round (check closure dates during shoulder season) McGill’s dining room is a culinary destination for Montana locals and visitors from around the world. Join us for dinner any night of the week.
Dining room
Many a good time has been had in the saloon. It’s a place of tall tales and cold drinks. Share your “big fish” story or shoot a game of pool. Grab a bite to eat from the saloon menu, featuring our spin on Montana classics and creative pub favorites that you won’t find anywhere else.
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