Dining

Pat’s Brew House

Dining★ 4.3
Cream-colored brick-faced restaurant with outdoor seating and warm lights along the street in Yellowstone National Park.

Pat's Brew House serves elevated pub fare with an Irish twist in a cozy, neighborhood pub setting. The mussels arrive in briny steam with garlicky butter that coats every shell, while the Fish & Chips deliver a light, flaky cod encased in a crisp beer batter and served with house-cut fries that crackle at the bite. The Irish Egg Rolls bring a bright crunch, with corned beef, cabbage, and Swiss folded inside without getting heavy. A solid beer program (15 taps) and the Huckleberry Mule round o...

Quick facts

Meals Served
  • Lunch
  • Dinner
Signature Dishes
Mussels; Fish and Chips; Irish Egg Rolls
Local Specialties
Bison burgers; Huckleberry-infused drinks
Popular Items
Mussels; Fish and Chips; Irish Egg Rolls

What to order

Meals Served
  • Lunch
  • Dinner
Signature Dishes
Mussels; Fish and Chips; Irish Egg Rolls
Local Specialties
Bison burgers; Huckleberry-infused drinks
Popular Items
Mussels; Fish and Chips; Irish Egg Rolls
Menu Recommendations
Flavor Hunter Picks: Mussels with briny steam and garlicky butter; Fish & Chips with light, flaky cod in beer batter and crispy fries; Irish Egg Rolls with corned beef, cabbage, Swiss—bright crunch and light finish; For beer, Juni Ripper IPA; Huckleberry Mule for a fruity finish
Dietary Options
  • Vegetarian options: salads, grain bowls
  • No explicit vegan options noted

Prices & reservations

Reservations Policy
Walk-in only; no reservations mentioned
Typical Wait Times
Can be significant during busy periods; plan for delays for food during peak times
Payment Methods
  • Credit cards
  • Cash
  • Debit cards
Cash Only
0

Hours & seating

Operating Hours
Wed-Sun 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Seasonal Hours
Summer patio open; closed Mondays and Tuesdays for brewing
Closed Days
Mondays and Tuesdays
Happy Hour Times
No dedicated happy hour listed
Outdoor Seating
Yes
Parking Details
Street parking and a small lot; limited spaces during peak times; plan for a quick stop before a stroll
Accessibility
No explicit accessibility data; no detailed info available; inquire staff for specifics

Visit strategy

Best For
  • After-hike meals
  • Groups
  • Casual dinners
Not Ideal For
Quiet, formal dining seekers; ultra-fast service hunters
Service Type
Table service
Service Speed
Moderate
Vibe
  • Casual
  • Cozy
  • Neighborhood bar
Noise Level
Relaxed but can get busy
View Type
  • City street view
Busiest Times
Weekends and dinner hours
Best Visit Times
Off-peak weekdays midday; 11:00–11:45 AM or after 6:00 PM
Tips Advice
  • EAT HERE IF: you want mussels, fish & chips, and Irish egg rolls with a beer lineup that shines
  • SKIP IF: you need a quiet, ultra-fast dinner
  • For drinks, start with Juni Ripper IPA and follow with the Huckleberry Mule if you want a berry-bright lift

More details

Park Area
Cody, Wyoming
Takeout Available
0
Delivery Available
0
Dress Code
Casual
Beverage Program
Full bar with ~15 taps; Huckleberry Mule; craft beers
Local Beers
Juni Ripper IPA; Pat's Blu Ribbon Blonde Ale; Fuggle Cuddle Brown Ale
House Made
House beer batter; house-cut fries
Signature Cocktails
Huckleberry Mule
Tasting Flights
0
Tours Available
0
Bottle Sales
0
Parking Available
1
Dog Friendly Patio
1
Wi-Fi Available
0
Family Friendly
1
Family Friendly Notes
Children welcome; dog-friendly patio; expect moderate crowds
Age Restriction
All ages
Bar Seating
1
Seasonal Rushes
Summer patio season; weekends
Live Music
No regular live music schedule listed
Special Events
No listed events
Has Gift Shop
0
Unique Factor
Women-owned pub with a focused mussels-to-mules program on Cody's main street
Nearby Facilities
Near Cody's main street; ample dining, shopping, and brewing options nearby
Recent Updates
No recent menu changes reported
Best Time To Visit
Best during off-peak hours: 11:00–11:45 AM right at opening or after 6:00 PM on Wed–Sun. Front patio (summer) adds ~20 seats; go early or late to dodge waits.
The Order Strategy
Skip generic bar bites and go straight for Mussels; then fish & chips; For drinks, order Juni Ripper IPA; If you want a bright finish, the Huckleberry Mule
The Vibe Check
This is a neighborhood pub with industrial charm and a warm, communal feel; casual, lively but not rowdy
The Crowd Factor
Crowded on weekends; arrive early or after 6 PM to reduce wait; outdoor patio helps in summer
Eat Here If Skip If
EAT HERE IF: you crave briny mussels, crackling cod, and crispy egg rolls. SKIP IF: you need a quiet, quick-service dinner
Distance From Park
approximately 73 miles from park entrance
Review Summary
Texture-forward pub plates shine: mussels are consistently praised for their briny, garlicky bite; Fish & Chips deliver a crisp exterior and soft interior; Irish Egg Rolls land with a light crunch, not heavy. Expect longer waits during peak hours, but staff are noted for friendliness and beer variety keeps locals returning.

Location

Frequently asked questions

Is there a kids’ menu?

Children are welcome; specific kids’ menu not listed.

Is takeout available?

Takeout options are not explicitly mentioned.

Is the beer list family-friendly?

Yes, the beer list leans craft and approachable; good for groups.

Do they have vegan options?

Vegetarian options exist; vegan options not explicitly detailed.

Is there outdoor seating year-round?

Outdoor seating is summer-only (front patio); dog-friendly.

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