The Station District Bar & Eatery is scheduled to open this winter in The Station District, boasting picturesque views of the Missouri River. This one-of-a-kind concept spans two floors and includes a spacious bar and both indoor and outdoor seating. The second-floor event space is ideal for corporate meetings, private events, and holiday parties. The outdoor patio can comfortably accommodate up to 100 guests and provides stunning views of the Missouri River.
The Station District Bar & Eatery is a unique culinary destination for residents and visitors of Great Falls which will feature a variety of dining experiences, including
– Yama – Asian Kitchen, an Asian-fusion concept with an accent on Thai cuisine
– Barrio Cantina, serving authentic Mexican cuisine
– Cascata, featuring Italian entrees
– Big Sky Grill, offering classic American fare with a nod to Montana products such as Willo Ranch Wagyu from Cascade, MT.
– and a café with a variety of coffee and espresso beverages.
To create this vision, Big Sky Select Properties has partnered with OVG Hospitality, the food and beverage division of Oak View Group.
“In order for us to achieve our full vision of this spectacular space, we selected OVG Hospitality, a leader in providing incredible guest experiences, to be our exclusive food and beverage provider to create, define, and establish exciting food and beverage concepts,” explained Tyson Holzheimer, Big Sky Select Properties in a press release. “Our goal is to not only serve delicious food with a variety of options but also a shared dining experience. We believe there is something for everyone.”
“We are excited to partner with Big Sky Select Properties in this first-of-its-kind concept to wow guests, as well as residents, with a neighborhood-type feeling and offer them a fantastic dining experience with a number of incredible offerings from several different dining concepts,” stated Ken Gaber, President, OVG Hospitality in the release.
OVG Hospitality is committed to using Montana products, supporting local businesses, and featuring local Montana breweries on many of its bar taps.
Author: Karen Anderson
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