We had a wonderful experience at Johnson's of St Mary…read more Stopped in here for dinner with a party of six. The dining room has a very home-y, old fashioned family restaurant feel. The food does as well. We ordered a family style meal of buffalo meatloaf, mashed potatoes, and coleslaw. It tasted like a home cooked meal. The portions were hearty and delicious in a comforting and reminds you of grandma kinda way. The service is friendly and kind and the prices are reasonable. A great spot for hearty eats near Glacier National Park. Get to it!

Entered into to a log cabin was greeted quickly. This restaurant is family owned and goes back to…read more1950. The decor is amazing. Log cabin beautifully decorated. Even had family recipes under the glass on our table. My husband and I decided to order the special of the day, which was turkey served with mashed potato, coleslaw, homemade bread, and cranberry sauce. They also serve for a starter a big bowl of soup that you ladle into your bowl. The entire meal was served family style and very delicious. $23 per person. To complete the meal we ordered Huckleberry cobbler served with a scoop of ice cream for $14. Delicious it was served warm however I felt that it was pricey.

While staying at Rising Sun Motor Inn in Glacier National Park we ate here a few times. We had…read morebreakfast and dinner. They offer a Buffet for breakfast or menu selections. We chose to order off the menu. We both got scrambled eggs, breakfast potato's and bacon as well as coffee. The breakfast was good. For dinner we ordered the bbq plate, forgot name, to split. It was a lot of food and plenty to split. There was chicken, brisket, pulled pork, fries, beans, cole slaw and cornbread muffins. Service was good both morning and evening. It was nice to just walk over.

As someone who worked in a national park for a few years I have to say that this is the cleanest…read morepark establishment I have ever seen. The staff was very friendly and the food ok like I would have expected. Overall this is a good quick options if you are looking for a place to stop while visiting the park. They have a nice big viewing window that looks out over the surrounding area as well.

Arrived around 5:10 for dinner. Had a 45 minute wait so we sat outside on the deck, talking with…read morenew friends. We were seated in a comfortable booth near the window. The waiter came over quickly and took our drink order. I ordered the half chicken with potatoes and green beans. Let me tell you it was the juiciest most delicious chicken I've ever had. The potatoes were cooked to perfection. My husband ordered the trout and waffle dinner, he also felt it was the best trout he has ever had. The Resturant is only open four months out of the year. They close in late September for the winter months. Loved it waiter he was super cool and friendly. If you're in town visiting glacier national Park, Two Sisters Café is a must.

My only regret to all foodies is this establishment is only open 4mos of the year:…read moreJune, July, August, September. First, starting with the Huckleberry Marquerita it was so excellent I had two and almost forgot to take a picture (see attached) My waffles/trout was fantastic, as recommend by my server Dennis, and my companion thoroughly enjoyed her juicy 1/2 roast chicken. For dessert we choose to take out and enjoy later: 1. Most famous Huckleberry pie 2. Peanut butter mud moose pie When in Babb, Montana (5 miles outside of St Mary/east glacier NP entrance) dont miss eating at this famous (Chef Beard Awarded) and unique boutique restaurant.

The menu is mainly Asian themed with burgers available. The food is excellent. The stir fry is well…read moreexecuted. This is a small family operated cafe associated with a motel and campground on the southern end of Glacier National Park. It is currently the only restaurant between West Glacier and Maria's Pass. The service is good. They don't like people to stop just to use their restroom and have a sign on the door stating such. Their prices are comparable to other restaurants in the area. If you like Chinese food this is a great place to stop.

Their food is FANTASTIC! Authentic Chinese food! Get the potstickers! Homemade and DELICIOUS! Would…read moredef come again when back in the area!

Stopped by during our Glacier Going-to-the-sun drive. Enjoyed the menu options at this spot. The…read moreburger was 6/10- a bit dry and not too much flavor, but the huckleberry sauce on it was a nice addition. The andouille sausage was good, 7/10. Some flavor was missing but overall was satisfied with it. The slaw really topped it off though and that added a fresh element to it! Service was lovely, the food was just decent. Well-priced though! We did want to stop and get a beer but realized as we went in that they do not serve any alcohol until 5pm on weekdays due to reservation laws, totally understandable :) Wish we could've tried some of their drinks!

Stayed at the Village and ate here for dinner, ordered off the lunch menu as it's available all…read moreday. Just had the turkey sandwich on ciabatta and it was good, nothing special, but good. I asked if they had any special desserts not on the menu and they did - a bread pudding with huckleberries and caramel drizzle with side of ice cream and it was amazing, 5-stars!

This is a local restaurant, sports bar, and casino…read more The 4 of us walked over from Glacier Park Inn looking for dinner without a wait on last night there. Boy are we glad we did! The food was excellent! We had $2 & $3 beers, pizza, and burgers. The medium pizza is enough for 4 people. They accommodated my wish to have the Southwest burger with bison instead of beef. We even played the slot machines on our way out and came out a few $$ to the good. Great casual place with lots of locals.

I hate to give a lower review to the local spot. I was working on the reservation and would have…read morewanted a regular spot. The overall food was solid. Burger was delicious (4.5). Short rib was a little dried out (3.5) but still good. They didn't have a lot of beer on tap or they ran out or something, so I ended up with just getting a can. I had to ask for a glass for the beer. they charge you extra for ranch with your salad also. When the bill came, I asked for the receipt so I could add tip and she never came back. So instead we left a cash tip on the table. My biggest gripe is that I tipped with cash and they went back and added tip to my credit card. This is not okay. Check your transactions!

I stopped by Rising sun pizza after a long day of hiking around the area. The restaurant was about…read morehalf full when my partner and I showed up at 7pm on a Sunday. The waitress by the counter was very friendly and told us that we could sit anywhere and she brought us our menus as soon as we found our seats. Since we were pretty hungry, we got the white wolf pizza, a full order of wings, and a huckleberry cream soda. We opted for two different sauces on the wings: Stinging Garlic and Honey Hot. It took a while for us to get our food and I had finished about half of my soda while I was eagerly waiting. However once the food came out, I could tell everything had been made fresh. The white wolf pizza was really good and I loved the white sauce in it. I liked the honey hot wings over the stinging garlic. There was a nice balance between the spicy and sweet flavors. Overall, it was a really solid meal and would recommend stopping by if you're in the area.

After spending the day in glacier national Park, we decided to go and have pizza. Walked into the…read morerising sun and no body acknowledged me. I had to walked over to the counter and request a table for two. Found a table and waitress came over with menus and brought over water. We decided to order 7 wings which were good but not great, garden salad which was fresh however they were out of croutons and a small Waterton pizza. Tasty with thin crust. The waitress was not the friendliest. Everything we asked for was a problem.

Y'all, I rolled up to Jammer Joe's after a long-ass day through Glacier, legs still wobbling like a…read morenewborn moose. What greeted me? A plate of zesty buffalo wings so gloriously coated in fiery sauce, I swear they winked at me. Crisp, tangy, and unapologetically bold these wings don't just land on your palate, they do a mountain-state mosh pit in your mouth. Even the buffalo sauce is like Montana's own bold character: loud, refreshing, and strangely comforting just like that first gulp of crisp tangerine squeeze. Now, let's talk about Montana's bodacious ass because, come on, if the Big Sky State were a person, she'd be strutting into Jammer Joe's in cowboy boots, flipping her non existent hair, and demanding extra ranch. She saunters in, plants herself at one of those sturdy retro style tables, and gives the staff that look that says, "Honey, bring me wings worthy of this behind"and darn it if they didn't deliver.

This restaurant has struggled over the last few years getting their footing back on the ground…read moreafter Covid. You can tell all the staff and managers really care this year. The food is better than it ever has been and the service is exceptional. I'm glad to see how much care and intention is in the building! This is my favorite place to grab a quick bite and a beer after exploring the park. You should 1,000% stop in for the 2025 season to get a huckleberry lemonade or a root beer float!