Showthyme - BIGFORK

So good! Excellent service. Gene was super with his service. Food was fantastic!

The only ‘nice’ restaurant in Bigfork. Next to the theater and can easily make curtain time. It is spendy but what restaurant isn’t? . I had the scallops and it was outstanding. I could have just the farrow?/couscous? And been happy. Hubby said the prime rib was chewy and overdone. The dessert was fabulous but who can go wrong with a brownie sundae?

Great concept, we need more places like this in the valley.Really cool building that was once a bank with the vault still in place being used as a wine cellar. Speakeasy is cool but just a little too dimly lit.Execution of the food however left a little to be desired. I ordered the local mushrooms that was mostly just cremini and a few oysters in too much sauce with a small, thin piece of puff pastry of the side and another soggy piece under the mushrooms.I also ordered the charcuterie board for $35. The honeycomb was great and so was the cheddar. Also included was a cheap herbed chevre which wasn’t bad and a flavorless yellow cheese. I love that they make their meats in house, that’s so cool, but they were sliced way too thick and not cured long enough. The ham was inedible because it was way too salty as were the caper berries. This dish would really benefit from some more palate-cleansing components like a moustarda or some pickled veggies. Lastly the bread was too thick and over salted.I would like to come back and try some other dishes in the future. I bet steaks and pasta are a safe bet.

The old owner Blue funk was slave driving jurk who reserved the right to mentally abuse his employees. Big fat rich guys are always jurks. ask Trump. Thank God the new chefs are hippies.

We eat at Showthyme frequently! My go-to order is a sushi roll, Aaron’s Caesar Salad or a Capese Salad. I always get whatever desert specials they have but my faves are the Brownie Sundae and the Bread Pudding. The cocktails are always great and the service is Montana down-home friendly as you’d hope. If you can’t find something to eat on Aaron’s diverse menu, you probably won’t be happy at any MT restaurant. ?