I would say this is a pretty good place at the end of the day for hiking. Portions are large but…read morethere's only outdoor seating and we got a lot of bugs. Staff were pretty friendly though. I would get the taco salad, which is basically a fried tortilla bowl with meat on the bottom and salad on top which was really good, but I would stay away from the Indian taco, it had a big piece of bread on the bottom of the taco bowl that was difficult to finish.

Cute little tucked-in cantina just outside of Saint Mary's Entrance. It was one of the few places…read morethat were opened and just close. It was a nice and quiet place to have lunch, picnic bench seating, and it's very colorful. There weren't much options to choose from, but I was craving for crunch tacos. My boyfriend ordered a beef burrito. I was quite satisfied with my ordered, but the burrito was not even as good as Chipotle according to him. It was like it was microwaved and brought out. It did come out really fast, but because mine was fine I didn't really pay attention. It did it's job and we had a meal before heading back to the hotel. The prices were a bit on the higher side for what they were serving, but you are in a "tourist" place.

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!

A very disappointing experience. My sisters and I ordered "enchiladas", pork carnitas and ground…read morebeef...they were DEFINITELY NOT enchiladas. There was absolutely no sauce on them and they weren't baked like enchiladas are supposed to be. The pork was not pork carnitas and there was very little meat in any of them. The only edible part of the combo was the tater tots, and they were too salty. The service was also very lack luster. It was very hot in there, but that is no excuse to act like you don't give a damn in front of paying customers. We will never go back again.

Great little restaurant, nice change from the burger fast food joints. Good portions at a good…read moreprice. Was really good food.

We liked the picnic tables and the fairly simple menu, good atmosphere and very easy and convenient…read moreafter a long day in the park. The food was pretty good. We are from Texas, we have some really good Mexican restaurants, so hard to beat what we have locally, but this was good. Prices are a little high, but it's a tourist spot. The burritos were about $15, quesadillas about $15 and tacos $5 each. I think the quesadillas are a little high priced, especially since my kids wanted cheese and meat only. Maybe they should offer a kid version of tacos and quesadillas. The main reason I gave 3 stars instead of 4- two out of the five of us got incorrect orders. My kiddo asked for tacos with just meat, cheese, onions and lettuce- they came with tomatoes and cilantro. Cilantro especially is something that people either like or they hate. He asked for them to change it, and they gladly remade. But then I started eating my burrito - I had ordered with no olives because I absolutely hate olives- and it was full of olives. At that point, I did not want to go ask for another remake. It's just uncomfortable. I imagine they would have made it again, but I don't feel like that burden should be on the customer. A restaurant can always state that there are no changes or substitutions, but the person taking our order asked us if we were good with all the veggies that came on the burrito. So it seems they are used to people asking for them to remove things. That was disappointing that I had to pick through my food. So I hope the try harder on there details- otherwise would have give 4 or more stars.

Cash only I came…read morehere for dinner after I had just hiked 17 miles at Glacier National Park so you can bet I was slightly hungry. This place is a food truck right outside of the park that has some outdoor shaded seating. I ordered the fajita burrito with carne asada ($13.50) and like others have mentioned the burrito was huge! I liked the fajita peppers in the burrito along with the good carne asada meat. I don't know if it was because I was starving but I ate and finished the burrito faster than I ever have in my life. It's not going to be the best Mexican food ever but for a touristy spot and for its proximity to the park it's a good option if you want to get away from the typical burgers and American fare. For me it hit the spot for sure and gave me the energy to go back into the park to go on more hikes that day.

Vaqueros was a quick location search for restaurant near our Airbnb and we were in for a surprise…read more Food, service and ambience were great. Pollo crema was smooth, well prepared and lip smacking good. The Expresso burrito was delicious, red sauce on top was okay. I really liked the Horchata- refreshing flavour, tried it for the first time. Mexican coffee was nice. Portion size are massive. Dedicated parking spots for restaurants, it's a huge parking lot. Best Mexican food I have had by far! If you are in or near Glacier National park do not miss on Vaqueros at Columbia Falls.

This place was packed on a Thursday night. The service was on the slower side, but our server was…read moremoving as fast as he could, it just looked like he could not keep up with the crowd. Once the food and drinks arrived, everything was really good. The street tacos were yummy. I would not call it anything groundbreaking, but it is very solid, plus the neighborhood around it looks cute.

The service is always good, it's fast+ like ready nearly immediately! the wait staff is always…read morepleasant and kind and the food is good! The restaurant is clean and it's overall a wonderful place to eat- we at least visit every 2 weeks. If you're looking for a pleasant warm environment with great food, and amazing customer service this is where to go.

Casa, mexico has some of the worst mexican food I've ever had in my life. My nineteen dollar chimi…read morewas the size of an eggroll. Every time I eat here, it reminds me of european vacation. You can get a scoop of the yellow, a scoop of the brown or a scoop of the green. Everything in the restaurant is made up of the combination of three pots cooking in the back. The only thing fresh is a tortilla. Dont even get me started on their prices. Go to 7 eleven by a frozen burrito for a dollar forty nine, and you're getting better food than what you're gonna get here.

This location is in a shared plaza with other businesses. It is a minimally decorated interior…read more The waitress was friendly and we didn't have a long wait from our order until we received our food. The food was really good. The shrimp was spicy with good flavor. I really enjoyed the flavor. The corn tortillas and the refried beans were really good. My nephew said the pollo was pretty good as well. I liked the salsa, it had a nice kick.

Great fast service Clean restaurant…read more Sweet helpful waitress Will definitely go back. Right in the heart of Bigfork Cold beer