I was looking for a place outside of Glacier NP to eat at and saw that just outside the train…read moretracks there's the Glacier Highland Restaurant. It is across the street from the train station at West Glacier and also the old Benton Chalet. I often get gas at the station and never wander into the restaurant so when I did was pleasantly surprised just how nice and causal the inside was. I had the Black & Bleu salad which was a steak salad and with dressing. It was excellent value for the money and I felt very good eating it afterwards. If you're visiting Glacier NP and tired of eating the same old greasy vendor food - this place was a nice change Waiter service was wonderful by the way.

Good food, a little expensive for what it is. Service was…read moredefinitely lacking. We sat down the host pointed at a server and said (to the waiter) this table's yours. After 20 minutes of not seeing the server, I asked the host "Did you assign us a waiter?" He replied that he did then left. Came back a few minutes later and said He's taking care of some outside tables right now." A few minutes later the server came over and took our orders. Nice mountain, National Park type decor, gift shop as you walk out the door.

Ordered online, was ready in ~20 min. We built our own pizza and they nailed it. Nothing to…read morecomplain about, a solid 8.5+/10! Plenty of toppings, good cheese and crust and yeah man, just a good pizza. Garlic knots seemed to be made to order (maybe we just got lucky?) but holy wowza that was delicious. Definitely recommend!

Delicious pizza! 4/5 as a NYer, 5/5 for "outside of NY expectations". Sorry, different standard…read moreworth noting. Reasonable pricing. Salads, calzones, garlic knots, wings and more in addition. We've been here twice now while visiting the area. Once take out, once eating in. First time we just got a pizza with pepperoni and onion (our go-to) and it was delish! Second time we got a margharita pizza and a Greek salad to share in store. They were fast to prepare, nice people working, and good amount of seating for the area. Salad was so fresh I loved it. I hadn't tried any pizza in Whitefish but this was still solid enough I'd trust telling someone it's worth the barely 10min drive outside of Whitefish for.

Got some cheesey bread that came with huckleberry honey. Yum! Loved that they also serve pizza by…read morethe slice. Outdoor seating only and a selection of canned beers or seltzers or fountain drinks are available too. I would say above average service and it's fun to watch people mini gold while you eat.

Great pizza stop just outside Glacier National Park. They make your pizza fresh when you order,…read moreeven able to watch the chef throw the dough in the air. I ordered the 16in Boat House pizza to share. It had a thin crust with red sauce, nice layer of melted mozzarella, pepperoni, crispy bacon bits, green peppers, and banana peppers. I liked it a lot, especially after a long day of hiking. It was flavorful and filling! They also have huckleberry honey to dip or drizzle on your pizza, which was incredibly delicious a and added a sweetness to every bite. Their menu includes a small selection of beers too so I got a local Snow Devil cider. Overall it was pricey, but given there's not many food options in the area, it's understandable.

We've stopped into Jersey Boy's many times over the years of visiting Whitefish, and I realized…read moreI've never done a review of the pizzeria. Dropped by on a Friday for a quick lunch... As always, Jersey Boy's was fire. The pizza is so good... This place honestly has some of the best pizza you will find (and not just in NW MT). The pizza is thin, crispy, tangy, and always cooked perfectly... It's no kidding as good as anything you'll find in Jersey or NYC. Plus, the food is really well priced (the lunch special is two slices, two drinks, runs $12 w/ tip). The pizzeria is clean, the staff is friendly/accommodating, and it's just a super chill place to come get high quality NYC-style pizza and cold MT craft beers. Be advised... The pizzeria recently moved (last year) so they're no longer in downtown Whitefish... They're now located on the outskirts of town on HWY 93 headed to Kalispell. It sucks they moved from downtown, but their new location is bigger and nicer. You will not be disappointed with Jersey Boy's.

Great pizza and plenty of places to park. The menus changes every has many beers and wine to…read moreaccommodate everyone.

Want to go horseback riding or rafting? The Discovery Center is the main office for Swan Mountain…read moreOutfitters. Riding through the Flathead National Forest with Joe and Danielle and then floating down the Middle Fork of the Flathead River with Doc was a great way to spend a summer day exploring. Learn about the surrounding area at the interactive geo-tourism displays. Don't want to ride or raft, they also have llama trekking, fly fishing, and hiking tours. Plan ahead. They do sell out for same day adventures.

We did a short trail ride with Mason. It was my girlfriend's first time on a horse and she had a…read moreblast - he gave great instruction, made her feel comfortable and safe while still keeping it interesting. Cool people, great price, good time. Thanks again!

Glacier National Park area is phenomenal. It's no wonder that there are few places to eat out. So…read moreglad this unassuming little pizza joint is open for visitors. I was glad a fellow Yelper mentioned this place was next to the Exxon... definitely helped since there are a couple other bars nearby. The first night (yes, went here two nights in a row!) had salad and small pizza and my ds had wings. Second night they were slammed and decided to only serve pizza. The service was adequate... they brought us the food and drinks ordered. The pizzas are really good and hand made... we spoke with the woman who throws each pie dough by hand. Both pizzas over two nights were delicious. My salad was pretty good too since it was nice leafy greens lettuce (not iceberg). There are a couple of tvs showing the main sports of the day... in our case we watched a bit of FIFA football (soccer). The AC fan was blowing into the middle of the restaurant and couldn't get away from the cold air.

We were visiting Glacier National Park and wanted to try to find locally owned and operated places,…read morerather than the big concessionaires. If you feel similar, visiting Rising Sun Pizza! The restaurant stays busy -- there was a bit of a wait, but this is a busy national park, and anywhere you go at rush is going to have a wait. The servers were fantastic, and all helped each other out. The pizza was amazing. The dough is home-made every morning, and is neither too thin nor too thick. We got a half cheese, half ground beef 12" and it fed two hungry adults. I only wish we had tried this place before our last day! Note: this is not the same as the wood fire pizza building next door.

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!

Moose's was here before digital and abides. Little has changed in forty years and that is a good…read morething.

Friend highly recommended so we went. Half pepperoni, half cheese. No pepperoni under the cheese…read more Pepperoni must be sparse this time of year. 6/2026. Pizza in reviews i looked at were far better than what they brought to the table.

This place absolutely nailed the atmosphere. The lighting was slightly dark in the best way and…read morecreated a great mood without feeling too dim. The music fit the vibe perfectly, and even though the restaurant was full, it somehow still felt comfortable and relaxed rather than crowded or overstimulating. The service was excellent as well. Our server was attentive, informative, and made the experience feel very smooth from start to finish. Most importantly, the food was exceptional. We ordered five different items and every single one was genuinely great, which is rare to find. You can tell there's real attention to detail in both the food and the overall experience. Definitely a spot we'll be back to.

Very average experience for us. We can be hard critics because we are Italian-NYers who grew up…read moremaking our own authentic Italian food - but I truly try to be unbiased in these circumstances being away from home on pizza, bagels, and Italian food. Still very average as far as food goes. It was very busy the rainy Sunday night we went. Waited 45 min for a table. We were sat in the back almost patio like area. The inside was beautiful! Fancy, nice, we were probably a little underdressed. Even a fancy shirt and jeans would be fine but I was wearing sweatpants and a sweater because we were exploring in the rain prior to getting back for dinner. Food: Started with calamari piccata ($19) and foccachia. Calamari was very lemony, which I love, but it was very salty. Foccachia ($8) was fresh! But very plain. I got rigatoni alla vodka ($26 meatless) and my husband got the wild boar ragù ($34). Mine was very plain. My husband said the pasta was good for his but also sauce was salty. Bland but salty was the overall taste for our meal. Quality didn't equate to the pricing. Toddler friendly: They did have a kids menu, highchair, crayons and coloring paper for toddler. My toddlers pasta Alfredo came out like a good 10 minutes after our meals, which anyone with a toddler knows is a nightmare. So I ended up having to feed half my meal to him before he got his to keep him from having a hangry meltdown. Waitress took the foccachia off our bill for waiting which was generous. She was also sweet and attentive, forgot small not really important things but it was a bussssy night.