Stopped in for dessert on our way back to civilization following a day in Polebridge. The hot…read morehuckleberry pie Ala mode was fantastic, as was the cookie dough ice cream sandwich. If she had a do over, my wife said she might've gotten her ice cream in a waffle cone instead. The guy working the counter was friendly too. We sat out on the patio to enjoy our dessert. Fun place!

Stopped in for a beer and stayed for 3. Really neat place with live music and friendly people…read more Nachos were great.

When we tripped out to Polebridge we found three dining options in the area. The Mercantile ($9.50…read morepre-made hot sandwiches that looked small) [go for the baked goods], the Saloon (higher prices for a burger) and the Sasquatch Grill in the middle. They've got their own shaded seating area (but it seems that folks didn't care much if you had a mixed party with food from different places sitting together). We opted for a neutral umbrella picnic table south of the Mercantile past the farmstand. One hardworking guy at the grill. A few things were out (the fried rice bowl and fried onion sides), but the prices were more reasonable for a sandwich large enough to share and $4 add on for fries that could be shared with 2 or more. Fries were made to order, fresh cut, and seasoned.

I stopped in with my family after poking around Glacier Park, there were three of us and we each…read moreordered something different. Each menu item was cooked perfectly, seasoned well, and delicious. Veggies were caramelized to perfection, meat was juicy and tender. Fantastic taste! If you have the chance to eat here, take it and savor it.

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.

The food was amazing! Lettuce was freshly picked from the garden on site, and everything else…read moretasted great. The clothing for sale was also great! Highly recommend 5 stars

Food was amazing. Hubby had the prime rib I had a salad and jalapeño poppers which were fabulous…read more If anything get the poppers. Not deep fried, stuffed with cream cheese. Yummy!! Service was great and they have a full bar.

Wife and I had the shareable nachos! Delicious! Many other options that looked good as well. Just…read morepassing through but I would definitely return if I come back to the area!

Before heading down to Waterton, I had multiple people recommend that I grab dinner at the Twin…read moreButte General Store. Based on my experience, I'll be passing on that recommendation to other people going forward as well. Located about halfway between Pincher Creek and the Waterton park gates, The Twin Butte Country General store is an unassuming roadside attraction. From the outside, it would be easy to miss if you don't know what you're looking for, but on the inside is one of the best tex-mex restaurants I've been to in Alberta. Service is friendly and fast. Our appetizers arrived very quickly after ordering and main courses soon after we were done with the first course. At a glance, the menu doesn't have many vegetarian options but most things can be made veggie on request if you like cheese, rice, and beans. I ordered a single enchilada with rice and beans on the side and it arrived smothered in delicious salsa and cheese. My husband also really enjoyed the fish tacos. It can get busy so reservations are recommended. We didn't have one and were lucky to snag the last table, but I won't be chancing it next time. I'd hate to miss out!

This place was packed on a Friday night. The man handling drinks and host duties was on it. We had…read morea bit of a wait to get seated at the bar, but understandable on a packed night. Husband and I split the 3 meat plate (although we were tempted by the special-beef ribs on mashed potatoes). We had brisket (good and my favorite), pork ribs (fall off the bone good and tasty), pork belly (hubby said it was good since it isn't my thing). For our sides we had collard greens (we fought over those they were so good), bacon Mac (creamy and smokey), and corn bread (so glad we each had our own serving of that or there would have been bloodshed). That cornbread was the best I have had at a restaurant in ages. Staff were on it. They were personable and friendly. Kitchen staff--wow. It was awesome to watch the magic and teamwork happening in the very small wizard's workshop. Thank you for the great night and the leftovers.

So, I really don't know why people come here. Maybe we got unlucky but let's run it from the start…read more Upon entering, the place does look very cool. It almost feels like you're in a mineshaft or an antique store, which I thought was awesome. We are immediately greeted with a very friendly smile and told there were seats at the bar (the restaurant was packed, another good sign). A few minutes go by and we're still standing at the check-in, and another couple comes in. They are greeted in the same way, offered seats at the bar, and are thusly ushered to their seats... while we were still standing there. Okay, few more minutes go by and we call out the table that was just cleaned, and we get seated. The menu looks phenomenal, and we ended up getting the meat combo to try everything. This is where it gets even worse. The barbecue itself took a while to get to our table, which would be fine if it wasn't cold. Yes, you heard correctly, the barbecue was all cold. Baked beans had to have been Bush's. Potato salad and Mac was good, same with the cornbread. But the main things we paid $60 for were cold. The ribs were beyond burnt, and the brisket was tough. Oh, and the single sausage we got was slathered in mustard and barbecue sauce, come to think of it everything on the plate was slathered in barbecue sauce. Usually not a good sign lol. I really wish I could say nicer things about this place but I unfortunately cannot recommend it to anyone. But hey, they're packed so maybe that's just the quality of the food around Kalispell. Food: 1/5 Service: 3/5 Ambiance: 3/5 Value: 2/5 Overall: 2/5

The Front Porch always has service. They have a great menu and a super fun Star Wars display…read more Come visit them you won't be disappointed.

Had a nice lunch with friends. Lobster roll was delicious! Great service with very pleasant and…read moreefficient server.

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.

Everything about this place is great! Love the chill ambiance-- seating under an outdoor pavilion,…read morethere was a fire going, foosball table the kids enjoyed. Food was on point- We enjoyed the 'family' bbq platter so sampled a little bit of everything. All was good, but especially loved the pulled pork. Cocktails were also very reasonable cost and hit the spot. Service was very friendly. It was all so good we went back for breakfast the next day! That also 100% delivered.

A wonderful experience, almost in the woods, adjacent to an RV Park/Campgtound. It is a picture…read moreperfect area with surprisingly elevated food. The good and service are fantastic. Decor is rustic, open air and clean. Coffee - hot, with cream, like my wife loves. Sweet Tea - i'm not much of a coffee drinker, but to a Southerner, sweet tea is acceptable for starting any day. Thai breakfast Bowl - fabulous presentation, fresh ingredients and it has a KICK. Biscuits and Gravy - biscuits were dense and the gravy was more like a paste, but the tastes were great. Great laid back place and worth the effort to find.