First time out to Glacier National Park and we stopped by this small shop for some ice cream. Nice…read morelittle shop. No seating inside but plenty of tables outside and areas to walk around while you eat. They have candy in there as well. Ice cream was pretty good. We both got rainbow sherbet on regular cone and we both though the cones were a bit stale. Located at the West Glacier entrance right past the Canada Visitor's Center and the gas station on the right side of the road.

Very cool little stop for ice cream just outside the park. They don't have a ton of flavors but the…read moreice cream is really good. And FYI, the cafe across the street also has an ice cream shop inside of it with the same flavors. We had a great time eating on the picnic tables out front just enjoying the surroundings.

Good ice cream, about 12 options. One scoop was pretty large. Worth the $5. The Huckleberry was…read morepretty sweet, slightly like blueberry but still unique. Worth a try since Huckleberries are so specific to Montana!

The food was magic. We had a group of four and ordered several items to share. The International…read morepeace Park burger had a maple aïoli. Never would I ever have thought to put that on a burger but it was so good I didn't want to share. The onion rings and fried pickles were great. Get extra sauces to dip things in. Plenty of choices for beer and adult beverages. Awesome area to shop and wander around, or like an oasis of delicious food after a long day of hiking.

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!

What a fun little place! It's off the beaten path but fun, tasty, and with great outdoor views. It…read morewas a great option for our group that included both meat lovers and near-vegans. The only real negative is that it IS outdoors. We were there in early September while visiting the area, and it was still warm enough at dinnertime--but just barely. The menu is limited, but they change it up with specials.

We had the BBQ platter for dinner. All of the meats were moist and tasty, the ribs being our fave,…read morefollowed by the pulled pork and brisket. We weren't impressed by the mac & cheese as it was all mushy and lukewarm. The beans and slaw were tasty though. The fresh cornbread special was a great addition. Then we had breakfast again the next day because it was so good the first time. We had the Korean and Thai Breakfast bowls. Both were absolutely delicious. They close for the season tonight so be sure to visit them when they re-open. You won't be disappointed!

On our way back from Glacier National Park, we were in need of a caffeinated pick-up. We saw Canyon…read moreCritter's cute shed on the side of the road and turned off. The barista was extremely friendly and welcoming. Of course we went with an iced, oat Huckleberry latte as the locals do. It was perfect without being too sweet. We sucked it down so quickly I didn't even capture a photo. If I lived nearby, I'd be a regular.

While staying in a nearby Yurt I wanted a quick option to bring breakfast home to my sleeping wife…read more This spot did not disappoint. You are going to wait in line at the drive thru for a while but the staff was incredibly friendly, they work hard to get you out quick and the food was spot on. I recommend the scones.

If you go to Montana you can find Folklore Coffee in Kalispell and Whitefish. I suspect Foaklore is…read morein other locations as well. I will let you know when I return from my two week tour of Western Montana when I return, June 14th.

Folklore is the only reason I didn't commit a felony in an airport this Labor Day. the whole town…read moreis shut down, it was tighter than my jeans after Thanksgiving, my blood sugar was lower than my standards on Tinder, and then boom, Folklore swoops in like a breakfast Jesus. The burrito? So good it made me question every decision I've ever made that wasn't eating here. TSA should honestly strip-search people for smuggling these, because they're criminally addictive, they're weapons of mass satisfaction. Coffee? Dark, hot, and comforting, basically everything my ex wasn't. The staff were still smiling while drowning in a line that looked like Coachella for caffeine addicts. Legends. If you walk out of here unimpressed, check your pulse, because you're either dead or you've been eating at Applebee's too long.

I got an iced hazelnut latte, it was very good! The girls working the counter were so sweet. I also…read moreloved the inside atmosphere, they a lot of cute Knick knacks:)

What can I say!!!! This is the place that stands out from the rest of the coffee shops in…read moreWhitefish! Marked the best local coffee, which is roasted the nearby Roastery (if you want a tour they provide this as well). The downtown location is a great place to shop for gifts, meet up with friends for coffee/lunch or just get some remote work done. Be sure to say Hi to JoJo, Andy and Sammi who are some the best and funny people.

Super cute drive up coffee shop on our way to West Glacier entrance. Lines form on both sides. It's…read morepopular but the lines went through quick enough. I had my usual hot latte and it was delicious. Served super hot which is my pref. Loved the sign, 'friends don't let friends drink at Starbucks'. I am a huge fan of frequenting local coffee shops. They are the best! Support your local businesses.

We stopped by Cowgirl Coffee based on a recommendation from our host--and glad we did! We tried the…read morecaramel macchiato and the Gunslinger, and both were delicious and refreshing. The ladies working that day were very friendly as well. They also offer açaí bowls, smoothies, and other energy drinks, so there's a good variety of offerings. Great drinks and service overall. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.

We had stopped here the day before after hiking for shakes and thought the menu looked good, so we…read morestopped the next day for a late lunch. Like so many other places in the area you order from a counter and then sit and wait to pick up your food. Our group had a cheeseburger, BLT, kids cheese quesadilla and the Glacier Dip. The BLT and Glacier Dip were awesome. The kids said their cheeseburger and quesadilla were ok. Of course we had shakes again too. The shakes were perfection! Prices were good for the food, I think the drinks (iced tea, lemonade and a soda) were expensive at $4 each. I don't think they offered refills either? As is always the case at these types of places I am never sure if we are meant to bus our own tables or not? Anyways I would definitely recommend a stop here!

We stopped for a bite to eat on the way back from GNP…read more It is quite a busy tourist stop with an attached gift shop which is nicely appointed. Plenty of food gifts and other souvenirs to choose from. This is a stand in line and order type restaurant. We walked in, grabbed menus and ordered our food. The long line went quickly which was nice. You take a number to a table and wait for the number to be called. They do not bring out your food, you grab it from the counter. I ordered the original classic cheeseburger with onion rings. They have a separate spot to grab condiments and toppings for the burgers and sandwiches. Overall my cheeseburger was tasty. They don't cook to order which is disappointing as I would have preferred a medium burger but it did not taste overdone. The onion rings were crispy and well seasoned. We ordered the slice of huckleberry pie to share. It was super sweet, delicious. The crust was more moist than flaky but overall pretty tasty. The restaurant was clean and staff seemed efficient. The restrooms were located in the back of the gift shop and were clean. I thought it was a good spot to stop after visiting the park.

Kathy Lucy were excellent servers, the food was perfect, the ambiance unforgettable surrounded by…read moremountains and flowers. The cafe served warm huckleberry peach pie a la mode that was the crème de la crème!! Wonderful experience!

We are not even staying at the KOA and keep coming back for breakfast here lol the service is…read moreamazing!!! All the waitresses are great and quick. Coffee is great, sausage is great, country potatoes yum but their biscuits and gravvyyyyy is ittt!!! Hands down! And it's got a kick! It's not bland, it's not runny- everything is good.