It was also clear that your staff was indifferent to the situation and appeared to be under the influence themselves. As a long-time resident of Montana, I'm troubled that this behavior was allowed to occur so openly. Just five feet behind us, three different groups were freely sharing joints right in front of many young children, including my own. This is simply unacceptable.
If you choose to permit smoking, it might be wise to designate a separate area away from the main stage for this purpose or reconsider labeling your events as family-friendly. I understand that we live in a place where marijuana is legal, but from a business standpoint, it's not a good look. I believe that most marij...
I should start this review by mentioning that I'm clearly not the target audience for PCL. I recently took my son to see Bruce Hornsby perform. Unfortunately, the setup is quite poor; only those standing right in front of the stage, which is at ground level, can really see the performers. It's quite frustrating. The sound quality was decent, but paying $30 for two undercooked cheeseburgers, chips, and waters was disappointing. I was so annoyed that I left after just three songs. I recognize that the atmosphere at PCL isn't my vibe, so I can’t fault them for that. However, as a music venue, having the stage on the ground is a major drawback. It feels more like a large backyard party than a pr...
This was the worst concert experience we've ever had. We went to see Bruce Hornsby, and it was supposed to start at 7 PM, but he didn't come on stage until 8:30, with a storm approaching. He played for only 40 minutes before the hail, heavy rain, and lightning began. Why couldn't he have started on time? We felt cheated out of a full concert. To make matters worse, we could hardly see the stage unless we were at the front, which blocked the view for those in chairs behind us. And what's with all the dogs? It was just a terrible evening overall. We even had to get a motel for the night. Such a waste!
The outdoor concert venue is fantastic! There is some seating available, but it's a good idea to bring your own folding chairs. The weather in the valley can change quickly, so be prepared for that. They have a great selection of beers and comfort food. The only drawback is the parking, which is available on the side of East River Drive. There are No Parking signs posted, but it seems that enforcement is lenient as long as you're off the road.
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This charming music venue offers delicious food and has a warm, friendly staff. I traveled all the way from Florida just to see John Mayer perform at this hidden gem, which likely won’t remain a secret for long. To avoid the hassle of driving after the show, definitely consider booking a campsite. Overall, the entire experience was truly delightful.
The venue is lovely, but I can only give it three stars because I couldn't see the stage at all, even being quite tall. I also deducted a star due to the extremely poor parking situation. Additionally, the sound quality was lacking, mostly dominated by treble. I would consider returning if they make some improvements in these areas!
The live bluegrass and folk music perfectly complements a delicious burger, pulled pork sandwich, and crispy pork rinds! Although the restaurant was quite busy, which made the service a bit slower than usual, it was still an enjoyable experience.
We absolutely adore Pine Creek Lodge! The entire staff is incredibly friendly, the scenery and views are stunning, and the live music truly enhances the experience.
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This is likely the best restaurant in the area between Livingston and Gardiner, Montana.
I'm always impressed by Pat's incredible menus. The guy is truly one of a kind.
