Casey’s Whitefish

First, I wish I could remember our waitresses name… she was awesome!!! My niece and I popped in here for lunch while on vacation in Whitefish. Didn’t really know what to expect but were we ever WOWED!!! We ordered a combination of appetizers for our lunch… Thai Tacos, truffle oil/​garlic/​parmesan French fries, sirloin skewers and crab cakes with wasabi!!! My mouth is watering just remembering how scrumptious this meal was! Our food came out quickly, was served by a delightful waitress, and was SO incredibly tasty! HIGHLY recommend Casey’s, and cannot WAIT to go back again!!!

The fish was very greasy, the ribs were ok, nothing special, the music made us want to leave shortly after we ordered. Sort of a rap/​mambo very loud, mostly bass. Probably would have enjoyed the food more if the music wasn’t so bad. Notice most of the reviews are from the younger crowd, who enjoyed the bar.

This is the local bro-​douche magnet. It’s loud, rowdy, and impossible to not run into every asshole in town trying to rookie drunk girls. They do have good food though, if you’re there in the summer wit on the roof. If you’re there in winter, try the cubby hole to the right of the front door and watch saddest realty show unfold right before you.

Great food and great place. We went during Christmas season so the skydeck was closed, but we would love to check it out another time. Just BEWARE do not get Abigail as your server, she is extremely slow and does not have a lot going on upstairs.

Stopped in with a few friends and had an excellent time. This is a bar that strives for excellence. The décor is very well done. The many photos give a good idea of the interior. But the designers put a lot of thought into the detail which is a bit more difficult to see unless you are there.
From what we have seen the bartenders seem to be imported from the bigger cities in the NorthWest. Predominately from the heart of Seattle and maybe beyond. They did not seem biased towards regulars and newcomers. Their skills come through loud and clear as they go about their jobs. When confronted with an off menu request — no problem. We have also found them to be easygoing and very hospitable over our visits. They are known to pour heavy so be careful if your driving and plan on drinking a few. Better yet — walk
The hostess seems to be the Queen Bee who’s purpose goes far beyond seating guests and wishing them a good evening on the way out. She appears to oversee the general serving staff. We found her to be very personable. She helped ensure we had a great time while on the premisses. By ensuring everything from our seats, drinks, and meals had been prepared, served, and presented in a top notch fashion. Doing so by directly engaging us or ensuring members of the staff had what they needed to be successful. Really well done. Truly.
More so than the heavy pours we come for the overall service and quality. The staff seems to be comprised of a great mix of people. From some bold and vibrant tattoo laden staff, to bartenders sporting professional bartender attire (ties included), to professional bouncers watching over the overall safety of its patrons. Everyone seems to play a key role in overall client satisfaction.
We have had several meals here. All of which have been excellent. The vegetarian options are well portioned, made to order, and are a little outside the box. Which is very refreshing. Friends had the steak skewers which according to them was excellent.
Not typically looking for a formal dinning experience, plenty of that when traveling for business. Still seeking quality without compromise we found Casey’s to fit the bill nicely.
If you are purely interested in the ‘western theme’ Casey’s may not be for you. Plenty of the other place in the area have that niche cornered. But if you live here or are looking for something that is more modern give Casey’s a try. We like that the bar has a few different options via the three floors. Casey’s makes itself available to the community by hosting several events over the year and has made attempts to honor the original Casey’s bar that it has replaced.

Having lunch in the summer at the roof top deck. There was probably 20 people enjoying the view and eating lunch. Only to be told by the manager we had to go downstairs (taking our food) because they were having a staff meeting. On the deck! Totally Floored! People Pissed and left.
An embarrassing experience for the guest we had in town visiting. We had to line up to catch the elevator due to all the people leaving the deck with our food in hand and our ADA friend in a wheel chair with her food on her lap. A barbaric treatment of people.

You can’t beat the Sky Bar when the weather is nice. They have a limited menu but the atmosphere is perfect… views from everywhere. We enjoyed an appetizer in the main bar and came up to the Sky Bar for the last weekend of the season. I have been to Casey’ many times and always enjoy the food and beverages.

Casey’s is a nice bar and lunch spot in a cute touristy area. We wanted to go to the top floor, which is has a nice roof area but it was closed. My sister in law and I I had the mahimahi tacos. Which were pretty good. Corn tortillas could have been softer. But the cupcake made up for it. Super yummy! I gave it 3 stars cause the area we wanted to go to was closed.

Disjointed. There are three levels and different menus depending where you are. It felt like we were in a hotel, and we could wander wherever we wanted.
We lighted on a corner couch on the second floor that had a nice view, but we had to order down stairs at the food kiosk. Then back up to our couch. We were served there, but couldn’t order from there.
I chose the Corn, sprinkled with Cotijo cheese and served with a southeast aoili. Pretty good. Also the Fish Tacos. Not really memorable. Truffle fries were the bomb.
My hubby and I were sick after. We felt like the food was the culprit. Whoever really knows that for sure, but between that and the disjointed venue, we’ve not come back.
This place is mostly a bar, not for foodies. Tupelo and Latitude 48 are our go tos in Whitefish for food and drinks. Much classier.

Finally, a place to hang out and relax (with an adult beverage or two) that isn’t too hoity toity nor too rowdy. Great atmosphere, great music, great time.

This place seemed a little confused on the atmosphere and the experience they wanted to provide. It was part modern, part Western saloon, part casino, part dance club, part lounge. The result isn’t great — the service is apathetic, the seating limited (we sat in the Skybar on the roof), and the food is expensive but unremarkable. They need to decide what experience they’re providing and stick with it. For example, the décor in the Skybar seems modern (seating and the plates) but the water cups are Pepsi plastic and drinks are served in plastic cups as well.
They do have good mixed drinks — the Huckleberry Margarita and the Irish Soda were delicious.

Just had a wonderful lunch at Casey’s in Whitefish. Angela, the bartender and our server was very friendly and provided outstanding service.
The food came out quickly and the presentation was exceptional. We split a southwest salad and veggie wrap. Wow! Everything was fresh and delicious and not only tasted great but they looked extremely appetizing
Thanks for a remarkable experience and thank you for an awesome kitchen staff and to Angela who rocked it behind the bar and made our visit even better.

Awesome place. Try the Glacier 9 drink
Really enjoyed the atmosphere and the people who work there.

Fun place. Roof top lunch was good.
Went another evening for dinner. Roof top was closed due to weather.
We ate in the Bar/​dinning area. A couple of us had New York steaks. We subbed salad for the corn. So we got a STEAK on our dinner plate. $ 24. Didn’t see where we could have added a potato or rice. Waiter didn’t suggest anything.
Steak was delicious.
Skimpy for what you get. Hope they will stay in business in low season. Depend on locals.

Really enjoyed Caseys! I was only in town for a couple nights and I’m glad I went here for one of them. I heard good things from the hotel I was staying at and they did not disappoint.
Great service at the bar and while the fish and chips weren’t anything to write home about they were good and worth the $ 13 bucks. Only downside is it doesn’t come with coleslaw like fish and chips typically do.
All in all if you get a chance to go here I would recommend!

Absolutely love this place! Great atmosphere! Great drinks! Awesome service!
My bf & I ONLY come to Casey’s! We love to dance and have a great time! Come join us!

First time at Casey’s and I will definitely come back. The black and blue burger was cooked perfectly, and our server Erica was wonderful. Definitely check out the rooftop patio!

Great food, drinks were perfect and my server Kayti was awesome. Would recommend to everyone. I had the fish tacos great for a lite meal great presentation.

Visited Whitefish last week, and this was the only place we went back to twice for dinner. Not sure why there was a bad dinner review — our food (both times) was excellent. Try the fish and chips, or the french dip — yum. They substituted grilled veggies for me instead of fries, both times, no charge.
The locals were surprised we liked this place. I think it used to be bad. Today — the food was great, the service was excellent, the staff were friendly and perfect, and the place seems like it’s had a makeover or something — very nice inside.
We only ate dinner there, did not try out the other floors. The poker room was filling as we were leaving. Longer trip, probably be back to have some fun in the poker room too.
No criticisms to offer at all, everything was great, and very close to the free bus too.

Man… I don’t know much about clubs in Montana and I haven’t been to very many but here are a few reasons why I do like Caseys…
1. $ 5 cover isn’t a break the bank number
2. 3 floors, 1^st floor to kick back and chill out at the table with drinks and friends, 2^nd floor is the dance floor to get down on, 3^rd floor is the rooftop for some outdoor fun
3. cheap ass drinks. i’m used to drinks in WA where a shot of fireball is $ 8… it’s only $ 4 in MT and the pours aren’t little either
what I don’t like — the nasty dirty floors. nobody seems to care if you spill anything any where which makes it a hazard if you’re trying out new dance moves cuz you may just end up slipping and dying. And drinking heavily while trying to navigate up a three stories of stairs to find your friends isn’t the safest option.
Overall though, we had a great time here and if i’m ever in the land of the big sky, I’d definitely come back for more fun!