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    Loula's Cafe

    4.4 (832 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    Glacier Peaks (no meat)
    Lydia W.

    Lovely place, great service! Our group of 3 waited about 10-15 minutes for a table. Since there was street parking right outside, we walked around a bit while we waited. Our server was friendly and straight to the point. We were on our way to Washington, so her recommendations helped us on decision time. The food was solid breakfast/diner food, and the prices were very reasonable. We originally came for the pies and pastries but after filling up on breakfast, we took them to go. Overall, a nice spot, and I'd recommend it if you're looking for a good bite to eat.

    Chicken Ceasar Wrap
    Miriam W.

    Do not miss the key lime pie with huckleberry drizzle, or any pie here with huckleberries. Pies at Loula's Cafe are excellent, and if you have a specific one you want you should order it a day ahead by phone. I also enjoyed the food here, including the chicken Caesar wrap and the hashbrowns "smothered." If you're in Whitefish, a visit to Loula's Cafe is an absolute must.

    Latte
    John N.

    Great establishment. Service and food was excellent. It is well known for the must have lemon filled french toast. The veggie benedict was delicious with a hint of truffle. Steak was standard, eggs over easy was good, but the hash browns were nice and crispy how I like them. It was busy on the weekend but wait was shorter than expected. Nice local art for sale on walls. Street parking.

    huckleberry and mixed berry pie
    Bethany L.

    We headed to Loula's the morning before our long drive south to Yellowstone - and are so glad we did! Located in a converted Masonic lodge, it was a cute, local spot. I had the biscuits and gravy - and my husband opted for the smothered hashbrowns. Both were delicious and pretty standard breakfast/diner fare! However, even for breakfast, we opted for one of their famous pies! Based on the day's options, we went for the huckleberry - mixed berry pie, warmed up and served ala mode. Neither me nor my husband are fruit pie people...but when in Rome, you have to try a local delicacy! And we actually both really enjoyed it! The crust was delicious and it was a packed pie, quite full - both of berries and flavor.

    Loula's All-Huckleberry Pie at my home with an ice cream I bought from Whole Foods
    Ayush N.

    I was able to order a "all-huckleberry" pie to be made within around 24 hours to be ready 8am the next day. The pie was ready on the dot when I arrived I was given my pie. The cafe was bustling and looked vibrant. But I had to leave on my journey back to the Tri-Valley, CA. I took my pie and started my drive to Missoula to fly back home. I carried my pie carefully back home and reheated it. I first tried the pie on its own. The first things I noticed were that it tastes different than regular huckleberry products--specifically the pie having a deeper richness which I greatly enjoyed, and it also tasted distinctly different than the cheap huckleberry infused foods I had previously eaten: it made me wonder if they actually taste more like plums. Second, I liked that it was not having tons of sugar and it let the flavor of the huckleberry shine. The crust was also nice in its crisp yet still a little chew texture. The second time I ate it. I bought some 365 by Whole Foods Market, Vanilla Ice Cream. (Normally get Van Leeuwen French Vanilla Ice Cream, I might still get it. The Whole Foods one was the best eggless ice cream I could find.) I am not sure if the ice cream contrasted or complemented the pie, but whichever it is: it tasted great as a combo, and I'm certain French ice cream would taste even better with the pie. For a person who enjoys letting a fruit be the main feature and going out of the way to try any fruit no matter how difficult: this pie is for you.

    Kate Z.

    We will be coming back! A wonderful hidden gem in the heart of Whitefish, Lola's was the perfect breakfast stop before our flight home. The breakfast patty melt was cooked to perfection with their amazing home cooked spuds. The ambiance was relaxed and casual, making us feel at home. They easily accommodated our allergy restrictions and made sure we had everything we needed. Natalie was an excellent server and I can't imagine a better send off.

    Maura L.

    If you're in Whitefish Loula's is a place you cannot miss out on. I highly recommend the lemon stuffed French toast (1/2 order if it's just for you or full order if you're splitting!) The staff was very attentive and kept the coffee mug full!

    yummy
    Margie J.

    so yummy - worthy of the wait! !!! My pictures prove the words... it's hard to do 85 characters to give a yelp for just a piece of pie so here are the rest of the characters so I can post this

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    Jeff A.

    One of only a few brunch places in downtown Whitefish. There was a 45 minute wait at 11am on a Friday during off season. It's nice to walk around downtown and check out the stores while you wait. Tables are spaced out way too far. They could likely get many more tables inside. Food is solid. The special of the day was Huckleberry French toast which was incredible. Instead of a huckleberry sauce on regular bread they actually baked special bread with huckleberries inside. Delicious but small. The eggs Benedict was fine. Pretty ordinary. But no complaints. Solid breakfast place.

    Beef burrito

    Positives; Excellent food. Delicious fresh vegetables, perfect eggs. Large breakfast and lunch menu. Service is good, they are busy. Largest pie menu I have seen Negatives. We had to go to counter for coffee refills. Hubby ordered burrito and thought the meat was reheated and not fresh. Large space lots of tables and a counter to sit at. It is in a British basement with windows it a basement level. Being an old building it has high ceilings and feels very open. Back side entrance is disability friendly. Front entrance has stairs. 2 coffees and 2 meals $45.00

    Mixed huckleberry pie
    Tiffany M.

    This was a lovely quaint restaurant. The food was delicious, the service great and playlist of music really setting the right breakfast mood to devour some tasty food. Highly recommend and if you have someone who's can't or shouldn't be walking down steep stairs there are 2 entrances one at street level and one above. Come and give this place a try.

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    We enjoyed this Casual dining location- great for breakfast, large portions that will keep you full! Fresh, home cooking!

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    Loula's is like a diner. I had the turkey, Swiss, and bacon on toasted sourdough. My husband had a hamburger. Just basic diner type food.

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    Excellent breakfest place. Good portions, reasonable prices. It was super crowded but the service was fast and friendly.

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    Website says they are open until 3, we showed up ravenous at 2:03 and were told too bad and turned away. So disappointed.

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    9 years ago

    Great breakfast, Lemon stuffed French toast was amazing and the Cajun sausage was the best I've ever had!

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    9 years ago

    Great food. Had their local omelette combination and it was great. Staff was friendly and prices were very reasonable.

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    8 years ago

    Great salad and breakfast. Huckleberry peach pie was great! Fun atmosphere and staff. Recommended by a local and I can see why!

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    Eggs benedict is a must. The Croatian servers were so delightful and funny! We really enjoyed the breakfast here.

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    8 years ago

    Never disappointed when I eat here! Breakfast burrito is so good and the pies are too die for. Always busy so arriving early is a must

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    7 years ago

    Very good. I got the BLT & fries. Save room for pie! It's in the lower level of a hundred year old building and is well worth the wait.

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    How much is a slice of pie?

    Hi, I was interested in purchasing one of the photos displayed in the restaurant. Can I access them online?

    The photographer s name is John Ashley and he has a website. You can google John Ashley fine art.

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    Loula's Cafe - breakfast_brunch - Updated July 2026

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