Nutrition A.
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New years day 2026 we took the gondola over to One&Only resort for a proper 2hr lunch. The resort is stunning and the restaurant vibe was buzzing and while there were several available tables in the restaurant, there was a 30 minute wait list. We expected that because a) it’s new years day and b) it was 1pm. We considered sitting at the bar but were told they were not serving food. So we waiting. And waiting. And waited. But there are several areas to lounge around and shop.
Eventually we grabbed drinks at the bar and noticed people were eating food! Regardless the Campari Spritz was a winner. Almost an hour later we were seated and took in the stunning, panoramic views of Big Sky so it was definitely worth the wait (but next time we’ll stay at the resort since you get seated first, totally understand that).
The tables are adorned with creative gold flowers but you can get lost in the mountain views. Our server, Hannah, with her lovely English accent and striking green eyes made our experiece exceptional. She was friendly, helpful, and attentive with just the right amount of presence during our meal.
Let me first applaud Chef Matt for adding so many plant-forward options on the menu. As a registered dietitian nutritionist who’s mostly plant-based, I’m a huge fan of ordering a variety of veggie-based items because it feels nourishing AND I hope to recreate my favorite ones at home.
We started with the Hearth-roasted Cauliflower with Tahini and Medjool Dates plus a Squash and Coconut Soup. Chef’s kiss to the soup! My spouse and I both agreed that it was, hands down, the BEST soup we’ve ever had in all of our travels. The flavor profile is incredible and the portions are generous. My spouse ordered the Sweet Potato Gnocchi (gawd so deliciously decadent and again, generous portions). But the winner of the presentation definitely goes to the Glazed Squash with dinasaur kale, spiced cashew butter, chili glaze and heirloom grain! It has a creamy KICK that had me eating until I was stuffed. I was grateful to have a repeat performance at our house since there was no way I was going to let it go to waste.
What a treat to have Chef Matt and sous chef Emanuel pop over to say hello (with a busy restaurant!) and grace our table so I could gush on him about the plant-based options!
My tip would be to SAVE ROOM FOR DESSERT. Sadly we didn’t but the table next to us ordered the Hot Chocolate with torched marshmellows and all the fixings and it looked amazing -- all the desserts looked like winners.
Even though gratuity is added into the bill, we left Hannah an extra tip because she made our experience exceptional. When we return we hope to see Hannah again!
All in all - our two favorite “do not miss” restaurants in Big Sky were The Landing and Cortina at the Montage.