Bierstube

This is the place to be at the end of your day on the Big Mountain. The wings are fantastic and Charlie behind the bar WILL more than likely remember your name if you have introduced yourself to him before. I go down there twice a year and he gets it right every time. The beer and fireball are cold and the wings are great. What more do you need after a phenomenal day on the slopes? Whether you board or ski all are welcome and thirsts will be quenched.
Oh and if you are a 1^st timer… don’t forget to ask for your ceremonial ring.
Cheers.

This is everything you want in a ski mountain dive bar. Carved up bench tables, a great beer selection, fantastic reggae music… you need nothing more. Did not try the food, but the burgers sampled by the dudes nearby looked solid.

I start with 3 stars. Add 1 for Charlie, a great bartender. Add 2 for having a veggie burger on the menu. Add 2 for being a classic dive beer bar. Minus 3 stars for closing too early in the day during summer. Minus 1 for not figuring out a way to get the mountain bikers in. Run a special or something Bierstube!
For a change, I’m reviewing the ‘Stube from the summer point of view. It’s a quiet place in the summer. Tourists looking to quench their thirst are the typical customer, but once in a while the mountain bikers come in for a beer or a burger. When I used to eat meat, I remember their burgers being pretty good, but nothing to go crazy about. But they’ve added a veggie patty, and it’s good! The french fries are straight forward, from frozen I’m sure.
Hey I’m just glad I can get a good Vedge option when I’m hungry, so Bonus!
And they aren’t prejudiced against shaved heads, yay!

For a taste of what «used to be» on Big Mountain, go to the Stube. Decades worth of local ski memorabilia adorn the walls (and ceiling), the plywood floor has been scuffed by thousands upon thousands of ski boots, and the fireplace stills draws you with with a cozy glow. This place has the feel of an old-​time ski lodge, and the bartenders are friendly and knowledgeable. The Bierstube burger, with its heaping mound of fries on the side, is legendary, and their choice of craft beers is extensive. It’s where the locals hang out. For good reason.

Fresh powder, a sunny day, shredding Big with my son, and a pitcher of Moose Drool on my annual pilgrimage to the Stube… does it get any better??!

Love this place. Great pizza, burgers and beers. Non douche ski bar. The guy’s bathroom has a head rest above the urinal so you can be comfortable as you relieve your discomfort. If you are in Whitefish, and you DON’T stop here, you are missing out. Enjoy!

Beer me, oh thanks!

As classic as it gets. The Stube offers the best local flavor in all of whitefish. It’s the perfect place to chill out after a day on the mountain.
For $ 40 you can get a beer card good for 20 $ 2 PBRs, so thats really the name of the game at the stube.
I would normally take off a star for the grumpy bartenders, who always seem to be in a terrible mood for no good reason. How could they be so surly when they are working at such a friendly place on a rad mountain?! And I got definite competitive girl vibes from the female bartenders too, you know the type. I guess the lesson is to just not take it personal!
But, there is so much damn local flavor at this bar that it makes up for it.

For whitefish, this is the place to find the most entertaining crowds. With the live music and the eclectic people. It was defintely my favorite bar in Whitefish. I was there for a week and I managed to go here whenever I was in the bar part of the city. =)
It’s not too crowded. I was able to get two table to sit my tired butt down. Overall, this place is so great for people watching!

3 stars? It’s called après, by the way, and there is no place better suited for it. Cheap, yeasty PBR is the swill of choice here and works well to wash down a stube-​burger and/​or a pizza. There’s a fire place, ski movies on the big projector screen and, of course, a shot-​ski. If you’ve got duct tape on your jacket this is the place to hang; otherwise you might want to try Ed n Mully’s or Café Kandahar.

Nice place next to Edelweiss… big screen tv to watch sports, pool tables, bar — typical hang out for after skiing…

If you need a place to go to after shredding the nar all day… If you need a place to talk about the epic day you just had in the powder… If you need a place where the bar keeps understand you’re whipped after a day on the mountain and you need a tall cool beer to relax with… If you need a place to go after hitting groomers on a blue bird day and watch a warren miller film our two with a drink in your hand…
BIERSTUBE IS THE PLACE!