This restaurant is adorable and full of old-world charm. I ordered the huckleberry pizza, and while…read moreit might sound a little unusual, it was absolutely delicious. If you're feeling adventurous, give it a try! We also had the huckleberry pie, and it was just as delicious. It's a wonderful little stop to enjoy a meal while you're on your journey!

This place has really gone down hill. Terrible service. Overpriced. Very Limited menu. I took 3…read morebites of my BLT- and had to stop there. It was $16 and arrived with old, overcooked bacon on garbage white bread, fried with so much butter It gave it an unpleasant taste. It came with no condiments and wrapped in foil with wilty lettuce- Burgers were overcooked . Expect to pay $4 bucks more if you want a drink and sad box of fries. A wasted $100+ for a family of 4. Service: The lady that brought us our shakes was friendly- as for the girl who took our order and delivered the food- she was clearly miserable and annoyed. When we said, "Thank you" to her for delivering our food, she just scowled and walked away- overall miserable experience. Will not go back. Do not recommend.

This is a quirky but quality spot near St Mary and Many Glacier. They were super busy when we got…read morethere but everyone was friendly and competent and we got seated quicker than expected. Waitstaff was efficient, food and drinks were very good and the prices were reasonable. Couldn't ask for anymore after a long day of hiking!

We stayed on east side of GNP and literally ate here 3x in 4 days. (2x at the restaurant and 1x at…read morethe coffee stand on the way out of the park). RESTAURANT Food: great, diner- type menu some unique twists. Burger was excellent- get sweet potato fries. Huckleberry pie was great. Service: excellent Atmosphere: fun Pro -tip: go at 4:00p or later 8:00p - wait time will be better. COFFEE STAND Good coffees, lattes etc The breakfast biscuit /sandwich excellent.

Food: 3.5/5 Service: 3.5/5…read moreAmbiance: 4/5 Overall: One of the only places that you can have a hot meal and sit down after having a long hike. The extended review: Food: Huckleberry BBQ Pulled Pork Sandwich - 4/5 - So I have had many a pulled pork sandwiches and this one was awesome. I don't know if it was because I was craving hot food after a long hike but it was pretty darn good I'd say. Bison Burger - 3/5 - Pretty standard fare. I'm fairly certain that it was a frozen patty which didn't thrill me. If I had known I would have ordered the pulled pork again. Service: 3.5/5 - Friendly service but more of a to go service because of the pandemic. Ambiance: 4/5 - The indoor setting was awesome. You could sit in the Interlaken lounge or sit in the Dining Room which was spacious and had an awesome view. There were a few flies around but what can you do.

This restaurant is attached to the Many Glacier Hotel, and is the "nicer" of the two restaurants…read morehere. Coming a little earlier will help ensure a shorter wait, since it's one of a few dining options in the area. I'll start by saying the views from this restaurant are spectacular. We were seated right by the window, and had an excellent view of Swiftcurrent Lake. My wife and I came for dinner, and I started with the Bison Chili as an appetizer. It was nice and hearty, and had a spicy kick to it as well! I enjoyed it, and would recommend it. For my main course, I ordered the Braised Bison Short Ribs, which came over mashed potatoes and veggies. The short ribs had decent flavor and texture, and the mashed potatoes were tasty. I didn't have many complaints about my meal. My wife ordered the Grilled Salmon, which came with veggies. The salmon was overcooked and dry, and didn't have much flavor. She was pretty disappointed in her meal. Our service was ok - they forgot my chili, so I ended up getting that after my main course came out. The pricing is definitely on the high end, and in my opinion, isn't all that worth it for the food. You're paying for the view and for the fact that there aren't many other options.

Glacier National Park area is phenomenal. It's no wonder that there are few places to eat out. So…read moreglad this unassuming little pizza joint is open for visitors. I was glad a fellow Yelper mentioned this place was next to the Exxon... definitely helped since there are a couple other bars nearby. The first night (yes, went here two nights in a row!) had salad and small pizza and my ds had wings. Second night they were slammed and decided to only serve pizza. The service was adequate... they brought us the food and drinks ordered. The pizzas are really good and hand made... we spoke with the woman who throws each pie dough by hand. Both pizzas over two nights were delicious. My salad was pretty good too since it was nice leafy greens lettuce (not iceberg). There are a couple of tvs showing the main sports of the day... in our case we watched a bit of FIFA football (soccer). The AC fan was blowing into the middle of the restaurant and couldn't get away from the cold air.

We were visiting Glacier National Park and wanted to try to find locally owned and operated places,…read morerather than the big concessionaires. If you feel similar, visiting Rising Sun Pizza! The restaurant stays busy -- there was a bit of a wait, but this is a busy national park, and anywhere you go at rush is going to have a wait. The servers were fantastic, and all helped each other out. The pizza was amazing. The dough is home-made every morning, and is neither too thin nor too thick. We got a half cheese, half ground beef 12" and it fed two hungry adults. I only wish we had tried this place before our last day! Note: this is not the same as the wood fire pizza building next door.

The food was excellent, was a little cautious at first because of most things being fried but, both…read morethe Chicken Fried Steak and the Walleye Fish were incredible and the coating was light, all the sides were incredible as well, including their huckleberry cobbler for our post hike meal and dessert. A little on the pricier side, but definitely worth it, probably the best meal we've had on our trip to Glacier Ntl. Park (We hit both East and West sides). Nathan was hilarious and very friendly, will definitely come back if we ever find ourselves in the area again.

I really wanted to like this place. The ambiance is so homey and there's such cool history to this…read moreplace. They've got logs of previous customers from the past. Service is awesome. Unfortunately, the food was at best okay. The barley and bison soup to start was good, but it went downhill. Entrees were consistently average and the huckleberry pie wasn't even that. Food outside of Glacier isn't good. I will say at least Johnson's has a good story.

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.

Had lunch here before a Red Bus tour last week. Food was great as was the service and the views…read more Cute little gift shop attached to restaurant. Even got to see a bear right outside the parking lot. He was in the woods eating from a low tree/shrub. We both enjoyed our lunch. Highly recommend.

Went here for a filling, delicious, traditional breakfast…read more The place has a lot of charm, is nicely decorated and service is super nice and helpful. It looked like a place for locals to meet. The breakfast was the best food I had gotten on my 10 day Glacier vacation and I can only recommend it. Prices were very reasonable (especially with all those tourist spots nearby) and portions were filling. I won't try a different spot for breakfast on this side of Glacier anymore.

Service is a little slow. Reasonable prices. Large portions. Food was pretty typical.read more

This is a very special place. So special that I am actually writing a review which I rarely do…read more My wife and I were greeted at the door by a tall kids gentlemen opening the door and sitting us instantly. We had a tall sweet woman as our server who seemed was part of the family that owned the restaurant. You can tell they took pride in the restaurant, they cared, and it showed in the food and service. I was instantly drawn to the chili puerco which was a sort of special. Couldn't recommend enough. I was either ravenous from the hike but either way was one of the best Mexican dishes I've ever had and I eat a lot of authentic Mexican. I couldn't stop ranting and raving about how much I loved the meal and our sever took it with a smile and wished us a good rest of our trip as well as said to come back if we're ever back in town. I hope to come back as my family grows and bring them here. I hope my review will help in someway to spread the word about how great it was.

INCREDIBLE food and drinks here, highly recommend! Everything was 10/10 - the huckleberry marg,…read moresalsas, queso, and especially the chile puerco entree. Great service and fun vibes... this restaurant should be rated MUCH higher.