This place is Cut Bank's little secret, but locals love it so much, they can't keep from talking…read moreabout how good the food is. So the word is out! Specializing in sandwiches, soup and salad, but only open from 7am to 4pm, the Garden of Eat-In is THE town's hot spot for lunch. So it can get pretty crowded sometimes. Since parking near the entryway is on a main road and spaces are very limited, expect that you'll probably have to park a little farther away and walk. But folks here sure seem to think that all this hassle is all worth it. I didn't eat there a lot, since it was a little spendy for me (especially with my kids accompanying). That doesn't matter much, though, since the Garden of Eat-in's customer base mainly consists of the town's working professionals anyway. (Which is why my husband ate many quite satisfying lunches there... and a heckofalot more than I did, the lucky!) From what I can recall, this deli does offer a few gluten-free options on the menu. By personal experience, I've seen this restaurant chosen by the gals for both farewell send-offs and baby showers; selected to provide catered sandwiches to feed the itinerant Shakespeare in the Park troupe; and religiously frequented by the traveling telecommunications guys who refuse to eat anywhere else. Thumbs up to this little gem of the Treasure State.

Service was excellent here and the cashier was friendly and welcoming. Sadly, the sandwiches were…read morenot up to standard. The meats seemed slimy and there was simply way too much chipotle mayo on my wrap. The reuben was not toasted. With some attention to detail this could be a go-to spot. Dining area was clean but could use some

Convenient access to frybread, good hours First time trying…read morefrybread, I loved it! Fast and friendly service too

Bad customer service and zero ambiance ! Food is nothing but microwave side dishes and hamburgers…read moreand hotdogs.

The food was better than the environment. Also interiors was better than the exteriors…read more The staff was friendly and attentive. The burgers were wonderful. We had a cheeseburger with onion rings and a mushroom burger. Both were great. Strongly recommend the onion rings. They were delicious. We had a huge slice homemade chocolate chip peanut butter pie to go for $4.50!

You know, it's wonderful to support a small, independent business. It's even better when that…read morebusiness does a great job. Over the years, I have stopped here whenever I'm in the neighborhood. I must say that I've ALWAYS been impressed. The restaurant has a small-town feel that you don't find much any more. If you're looking for chrome, glass and lots of flash, this probably won't be your place. If you're looking for a relaxed, small-town atmosphere, exceptional food and phenomenal service, well, you've found your place. I'm typically in Cut Bank in the mornings, so I can say without a doubt, that these folks have a knock-out breakfast menu. I typically have the "garbage omelette", which checks all the boxes with me; it has every type of ingredient you can imagine and it is absolutely fabulous! The hash browns are awesome! They are a beautiful golden brown and crunch when you bite into them. There is an endless supply of coffee, brought by amazing down-to-earth waitresses who are always around making certain that all is going well and making sure your coffee is full. They are wonderful! Would I recommend the Big Sky Cafe? Absolutely! Will I be back next time I'm in town? Without a doubt! Thank you everyone!!!

I will say upfront that I am not usually a proponent of eating Subway food in general. In fact, I…read moretypically avoid their sandwiches. However, Kingsley does not offer a bounty of quick, healthier dining options (which is how I ended up writing this review for Subway). Now, I shall move on to the purpose of my review. I opted for a salad during my lunch excursion. The lettuce was unfortunately a bit heavy on the iceberg, as the remaining leafy options were running a bit low. I would have liked my greens a bit greener. Although my salad was not wilted, it was lacking. I will say however that the restaurant was clean and the staff was friendly and prompt. The location and parking are quite convenient and much needed in Kingsley.

The on line app doesn't work half the time and the management doesn't care so just drive bye and…read moresee if they're open? The owner and manager get 100% of the tips you leave so remember that employees get nothing but low pay.

Walked down from the Glacier lodge for breakfast and lunch a couple of days. Choose the ham steak…read moreover bacon for the side. The chicken strips and tater tots were better than expected, it may have been hunger for the rain and hiking. I would recommend the grill rather than the buffet at the lodge for half the price. Servers did seem a little non attentive, but it may have been because we were not locals.

This little restaurant opens early. It's quiet inside. It feels cozy. Staff are friendly. It feels…read morelike coming "home". The menu items are sufficient. I ordered the Mushroom and Swiss omelette. It comes with crispy hash and really good sourdough bread. The ingredients were generous, thank you, very satisfying and yummy. My husband ordered an Everything bagel that comes with egg and sausage. Looks great and once again very generous portion. The coffee was hot and tasty, not hot and burnt. I love this place.

My husband and I had left Glacier National Park and were looking for a place that was local so we…read morecould have lunch. We both decided to get the special, a bowl of beef and barley soup and fry bread. The soup was hearty, filling and very flavorful. The fry bread was on another level. Hot and tasty! We savored every bite.

Got some breakfast here on a Thursday morning while driving from St Mary Village to Yellowstone…read more There were a few open tables and we could sit down where we liked. Ordered some coffee, orange juice and hot tea. The menu is pretty basic, mostly eggs with different meats, omelettes and pan cakes. We selected the bacon & eggs and the ham and cheese omelette. Food arrived after a short wait and it was great. Nice hash browns, eggs and bacon were cooked perfectly and the toast was buttered. The omelette was thin and had plenty of cheese inside. The folks in the restaurant were very nice and we left satisfied and ready for the day. Restroom was also very clean. Can whole heartedly recommend this place.

Wonderful burger served by friendly & helpful staff. Very clean atmosphere. Highly recommend!read more

A fantastic burger! Well worth the drive from Glacier National park. I will definitely be back.read more

It's the only chain restaurant within a 90 minute drive of the east side of Glacier National Park…read more If you want a cheap, consistent meal and don't want to pay the high prices of the in-park restaurants then you are basically making the 45 minute drive to Browning (use the Duck Lake cutoff to save yourself some time getting there). Other people some to have gotten this too as I saw a lot of people getting sandwiches for dinner. These are great if you want to go hiking the next day. The staff is friendly enough and don't skimp on the meat and veggies as some urban locations might. The restaurant is clean, although when I left one day the water was shut off for some reason, which it wasn't when I got there - I don't know if it has to do with the area or not, but thought that was odd. The prices are higher than the big cities but only by a dollar or so, and they do not have the same promos as the big cities. However, they did have a buy one 6" and a drink, get the second one free bounceback promotion when I visited (in early July) - if you come back the next day or so. Overall if you want fast food and don't want to drive to Whitefish or Kalispell, this is it.

I really appreciate that Subway is now (9-10-22) offering a Low Carb (keto) bread choice. THANK YOU…read moreSUBWAY!

Whenever we go travelling the 1st thing we do at a new location is look for a good coffee shop. For…read morethe most part as we have travelled Montana we have found a fair number of coffee shops, but none have fallen into the category of 3rd wave. That's perfectly fine , but typically if I don't think they are going to feature single origin, light roast coffee's, I tend to go the opposite direction. (Ugggh! I sound so snobby) I get a flavored latte. Even doing this, I am surprised at how many coffee shops have burnt/overroasted espresso. When driving through Cut Bank, I wasn't sure if we would find any coffee shops at all . I was pleasantly surprised to stumble across this little gem. The lady at the window was incredibly friendly. We wished we could have talked to her for much longer. The Iced latte that I ordered was perfectly balanced. Not burnt, not too sweet. Of course this isn't third wave coffee, but it would be ridiculous to expect that in a tiny town. They were friendly. They cared about their product, and they delivered on the promise of a good latte. That's more than I could say about dozens of other coffee shops in much bigger places. If we ever find ourselves in Cut Bank again, we will make a point of coming back to Latte Da.

Latte Da is a must-stop when I'm in town visiting family. The service is so friendly and all of the…read moredrinks I've had are delicious. Cut Bank is so lucky to have this sweet coffee drive thru!