Yeti Dogs
44 Low Dog Rd, Big Sky, MT, 59716
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Address :
44 Low Dog Rd
Big Sky, MT, 59716 - Phone (406) 995-3971
- Website https://www.yetidogs.com
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Opening Hours
- Tue
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : No
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : No
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Jennell P.
Yes, yes, Yeti Dog! Ono dog for sure--who would have thought that barbecue and pineapple would make such a delicious hot dog? It works! The Texicana--chili, cheese, onions and jalapeno--good as well. The hot cocoa with Irish cream is the perfect mid-day treat to warm you up. Solid lunch, great value. $5 per dog $7.50 for dog, chips and soda.
(4)Jeremy C.
Great specials, delicious dogs, super friendly staff! Can't say enough about this place!
(5)Kara M.
As a hot dog lover, I mentally visited here before I physically did, so really glad I was able to check it out at least once during my week in Big Sky! Typically, yes I'm usually a pretty boring hot dog eater with ketchup and nothing else which yeti dogs frowns upon, so when I was at the counter on a Friday post skiing, I stepped up my game and expanded my horizons. I opted for the Lifty dog, I mean bacon and cheddar with Yeti sauce... What's not to like?! My brother for the Texican dog with chili and jalapenos. Both were good. They made an excellent pre-dinner snack with our beers in the sunshine. A well deserved treat after a long day of shredding the mountain! The interior itself had a lot of character and the employees working were also in a good mood and super quick!
(4)Julie S.
With that attitude, I rather eat somewhere else. Ordered an ice cream not realizing it was a chocolate base and not vanilla and the girls there were absolutely RUDE! Never offered anything else. But was so kind to make me feel like I should kiss their feet for allowing me to eat there food. They will not get another penny from me while we are here.
(1)Jenna T.
I have been coming to Big Sky for years and I always grab lunch here. Yeti Dogs is delicious! I am a vegetarian so I've only had the veggie dog but it's great. My husband loves the Yeti Dog (with sauerkraut), while I just get a dog with ketchup. Yum! The beer is cheap and the service is outstanding. Don't miss it!
(5)Eric N.
Here's what to expect...An average hot dog, counter service, and like 4 different options for chips. Nothing to write home about. Their marketing and concept is great. A cool logo, T-shirts, awesome musical art inside by counter: everything that would make you think the place is awesome. But the hot dogs come wrapped in foil which squishes the enriched white bun and makes for a messy dog. It's kinda like they throw the dog together then throw it at you. Presentation would be way better in a little tray. And they could step up their menu options for sure. I had the "Texito" which was ok for a chili dog with crushed fritos. Bottom line: Go here if you want a quick bite, but don't expect an amazing hot dog experience.
(2)Ashleigh V.
I can't for the life of me understand some of the reviews on here. A basic dog? Sure, if you're one of the tourists that decided to go with a plain hot dog with either mustard or ketchup. But that's not what Yeti Dogs is about. They're about creating hot dog masterpieces! My personal favorite is the Lifty, though I take it to the next level by making it a creamy Lifty (with cream cheese! sooo good.). During the winter season I eat Yeti Dogs at least once a week--unhealthy, yes. Do I care? No. Perfect mid-day pow day lunch, and having them wrapped in foil makes it easy to stash one in my pack to take up the lift. During the summer I make special trips up the mountain every couple of weeks JUST to get my favorite hot dog. To address a few things I've read on here: it's a ski resort. It's cold outside. No, they don't have indoor seating, but they never advertised that they did either. Get your dog and take it inside to the Mammoth Room in the Mountain Mall or suck it up and take 5 minutes to eat it outside at the picnic tables. The owner possibly being annoyed? Until you yourself have worked in a place with a constant barrage of tourists as the only member on staff, please reserve passing judgement. Sure, it's everyone's job to accommodate tourists here. They are our bread and butter, and no one is disputing that fact. With that being said, that does not give tourists the right to shout things at clerks or be downright unpleasant. Everyone in the service industry in this town deals with more unacceptable behavior from adults in one winter season than most people probably have to deal with all year. Is it an excuse for expressing disdain in front of customers? No. But cut service industry workers some slack when they're having to deal with screaming kids and entitled adults all day, especially if they're the only one behind the counter and the line is out the door. One comment on one day among great service for approximately 140 days of the ski season does NOT reflect the overall service and attitude of this place. And yeah, they're closed on Mondays, and Chick Fil A is closed on Sundays. That doesn't mean the business is bad for being closed on one day of the week, it just means you're more excited to get it the day after. EDIT:: Yeti Dogs is now open on Mondays! The reason that locals put Yeti Dogs stickers on every stickable surface isn't just because it's cool (and let's face it, that yeti is super cool), but because we all genuinely love the place, the food, the beer specials, and the owners/staff. It's not some marketing ploy to trick people into thinking their dogs are good. I know that I, as a local and frequent patron, am happy to place the yeti on my ski helmet and car because I support their product. Plus, they have Angry Orchard. Yum. Keep on keepin' on Yeti Dogs! You guys are the best fast place in the Mountain Village!
(5)Jason P.
Located in the Mountain Village of Big Sky Resort, is a small quaint take-out restaurant called Yeti Dogs. Most passerbys would not notice it as it does not encounter the main path of foot traffic. It is located on the corner of a strip of shops in the Snowcrest Building, by the Swift Current High Speed Quad chair lift. Wander to this small establishment for quite a treat. For $6.75, you can score any hot dog, a bag of chips/candy, and a soda. You can substitute the soda for a 16 oz. can of Pabst Blue Ribbon (PBR) for an additional $1.00. I believe there is also an unadvertised deal for the double combo, which you can add a 2nd hot dog for an additional $3.00. For my first experience, I chose their signature Yeti Dog which includes yeti sauce, mustard, sweet relish, red onions, sauerkraut; a bag of Sun Chips; and a PBR. The hot dog was snappy, just how they should always be. Ingredients were fresh and complimented each other so well, making this a killer dog. The spicy mayo was a big hit! These Yeti Dogs are a must try!! The place is pretty small and narrow with a high table in the very back, just beneath a small TV mounted on the wall showing videos of epic backcountry (snowboarding/skiing) runs in fresh pow. When the place is busy, you'll have to walk towards the rear to pick up your hot dog, otherwise they will bring it to the front (by the cashier) and just do a hand off. Hot dogs a la carte average $4.50 each. The biggest hits seem to be either the Yeti Dog or the Texican (mustard, onions, cheese, chili, & jalapenos). Two 16 oz. cans of PBR can be snatched for a measly $4. For a ski resort, this is unheard of!! Yeti dog stickers, about 3" x 2", can be bought in yellow or blue for $0.50 each, and die cut (vinyl) stickers, about 4" x 3", with just the yeti but no logo can be bought for $2.50 each. Just as a heads up: Yeti Dogs is closed on Mondays, so plan accordingly. Hours are 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Visa and Mastercard are accepted, AMEX is not.
(4)DAVID L.
Items Ordered: - Yeti Dog The hot dog isn't bad, it's nothing more than a hot dog. Caught the owner being pretty obnoxious when he was the only one working behind the counter and there was a line about 7 people deep. Quoted him saying while he went from the cash register area to the hot dog preparation area, "If I didn't own this place, I'd quit." really??? Eventually after waiting about 20 minutes, there was someone who helped get behind the counter and take the orders. I'll give the owner kudos for his cash register order entry setup, he was using an Ipad secured to the counter. Pretty good setup being on the corner and not many food options around. I would not return as a customer.
(3)Valerie R.
Solid dogs and great service. I don't recommend coming here at lunch time, only because there's usually a line out the door. Really dug the Ono (you do NOT have to be into pineapple to enjoy this dog) and the Texican. Best. Logo. Ever.
(4)Don W.
I can't believe that this place doesn't have five stars from everybody... it is a hot dog place. If you don't get excited about hot dogs and all the creative things you can do with them then don't go there! They don't claim to be anything else.... quick service, reasonably priced exotic topped dogs, beer, and friendly people. You have to go once.
(5)Johnny C.
Awesome creative hot-dogs , doesn't get any better after a day of skiing, love this place!
(5)Athenapex C.
It's a quick bite that's fairly affordable. Loved the interesting topping choices.
(4)Stephen H.
The dog itself is just a standard hebrew national style dog. It is not the dog that is gourmet (an overused word in food if ever there was one), but the toppings. No indoor seating so not much traffic on a cold day. An OK snack but to then traipse over to the main lodge after purchasing one on a cold day, meh.
(2)Becky N.
This place hits the spot after a long day of hitting the slopes. I had their signature yeti dog which had relish, red onions, sauerkraut, and a spicy mayo sauce. I'm not a big sauerkraut fan, but oh man was this good. I definitely will be back to try their other creations like the texican!
(4)Ms. Reviewer M.
great hot dogs, ok pricing. Probably one of the more affordable spots around the resort. We got a meal (chips and drink)....first time i'd say something compares to my chicago dogs!
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