Fifty One Below

  4.7 – 132 reviews   • Bar

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Fifty-One Below is a full bar / cocktail lounge located in the basement of The Miners Hotel, in Uptown Butte. Named one of the most unique bars in Montana, step back in time and enjoy a true speakeasy entrance, delicious craft cocktails, old world ambiance, sharable appetizers, live music, trivia and other special events!

Fifty One Below 59701

Address and Contact Information

Address: 51 W Park St, Butte, MT 59701

Phone: (406) 723-8928

Website: https://www.theminershotel.com/spa

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Reviews

J. Miles
Lovely drinks and wonderful bar keepers! The decor and atmosphere is unique and intriguing.
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Daniel Ciucci
Pretty chill. No music, not even streamed, when we went.
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Patrick Murphy
Cute bar with interesting quirky features. Unfortunately when I ordered a negroni the bar man told me it was “too busy for fancy drinks” and refused to make me a cocktail…IN A COCKTAIL BAR!! I was stunned, I think he heard how ridiculous he sounded especially since it’s three simple ingredients stirred together. I’m certain something like a whiskey sour is more complicated. He reluctantly made me my drink but it was pretty awful customer service. Would not go back due to this individual who was pretty sour all night and was not afraid to show it.
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Brett Marshall
51 Below has gradually risen to excellence in cocktails. They also engage the public through occasional live music and trivia competition (winter). Maybe use the term “speak easy” just to denote good mixology as signs identifying the location as open are clearly apparent, whereas a traditional speakeasy is a semi-secret cocktail bar. Still, it is pretty nice with good service, and good cocktails. Sadly, the autistics are not appropriate for loud music and musicians seem to want more attention than is supported by the venue. (Turn it down lads, if someone sits far away, they probably want to chat without shouting over your interference. That is, if you are a musician playing, then consider putting your ego aside; people that want to hear you can, but not everyone wants every second focused on you–you are entertainment, so entertain.
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Tracey Stewart
Came here because we discovered it last time we were in Butte. They make amazing cocktails. We asked for the Batenders Choice and after the bartender asked our flavour profiles he recommended the Toronto! It was the perfect recommendation seeing as we’re Canadian. LOL We were disappointed though that the rotary phone they normally have for ppl to use to open the door was on the fritz!
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Scott Sheehan
Daniel and the team helped us with a special private event. I simply can’t say enough about how helpful and communicative they were. The atmosphere is amazing, food was great. They simply took great care of usl. Thank you
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K Mac
Yummy vodka lavender drink. Has a mini casino (slot machines). The bar tender was very nice.
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Nicole Kelly
Milan was absolutely amazing! Best Absente drink ever! Will be coming back!
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Kaylee T
This is such a cool place. Really great environment and full of butte history. The owner was bad tending and was so friendly and easy to talk with. I’m sad we don’t live closer because I would be there all the time! Totally worth the stop!!
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Charlee Prince
It’s a great place for a beverage! The ambiance & decor fantastic. Don’t miss it when you’re in Butte.
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