Hand pattied Burgers, steaks,chicken, pasta, Philly , French dips, home made jalopwno popper,…read morebreaded mushrooms, home fries, waffle fries, tots, homemade salad on salad barbreakfast served on weekends, Wilcoxson ice cream, pies , full bar, casino , lots of room to park,

Had the misfortune of thinking this place was a better choice than Pizza Hut. I'll let the photos…read morespeak for themselves. We ate a few French fries, as they seemed the least likely to result in the food-borne illnesses referred to in the strangely added handwritten footnote on the menu.

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

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.

Delicious coffee, scrumptious breakfast Sammy, cozy ambiance, friendly folks working and a really…read morecool gift shop with lots of local items. A must stop if you're passing through Cut Bank.

Folklore Coffee is in a store called "The Rose Petal and Folklore Cafe." The back part looks like…read moreit might be a florist while the front is the coffee shop. There is a choice between indoor and outdoor setting. The food and coffee taste good but its more expensive than what I believe it should be. On the day we went. they had sold out of several menu items requiring the customers to make alternative choices. I ordered the Pulled Chicken Panini and while it was good, in my opinion it was just a sandwich and not a panini. The Panini, cheeseburger, two cokes, and two coffees cost over $35.

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!

This is an absolutely wonderful place - an unexpected country chic cafe in Choteau. Delicious…read morecoffee, lovely slice of cake with WiFi for reading and computer work. Excellent all around. It has a selection of seating: tables, booths and couches.

Just tried to go here but it looks permanently closed. Not sure if it moved but there is a For Rent…read moresign at the building with this address.

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.

This place was popping when we came, and we had to wait almost an hour for our table. Had been…read moresuggested this place by a few people so I was very excited. Our server was a really cool dude. The food though, not as cool. You're paying a lot here, which is to be expected in the park, but not getting a lot. My bison tenderloin was just okay. Bathrooms were gross. Full of flies :(

For some reason I couldn't get the app to work, and when I went inside, service was slow. I know…read moreit's the same food everywhere but somehow my sweet chicken teriyaki just didn't taste as good as it usually does.

Their times say Wednesday 8:00am - 9:30pm so I was hoping at 8pm I could come by and get dinner…read more The young lady at the desk had the door locked. When we tried to get her attention she laughed at us and hid behind one of the shop walls.

There aren't many places to grab a quick meal in Shelby. Now you can add the Dash-In to your short…read morelist. Orders are taken at the window by those walking up, or you can wait in your car for one of the employees to take your order. Service is quick and friendly. I opted for the Super Nachos and a small curly fry. The nachos were the a satisfying size, and came with a side of salsa and sour cream. The curly fry was cooked perfectly and wasn't swimming in grease. Be forewarned, they only take cash or check, so leave your cards at home.

Driving on a Sunday being from out of town needing some lunch. We had one and only one place to get…read moresomething to eat. We were in Shelby Montana. The only place we found was a little drive up place called Dash inn. this young lady came up to the car took our order and in less then 10 minutes we had our food. the only thing that was missing would be The tray that hooked on the door windows. Our waitress brought the food in a plane white bag. I did not get any shots of the food because I forgot to take pictures of it. As I finished eating I realized I forgot the pictures. So I had a bacon cheese burger with fries. One of the best burgers I've had in a long time. The bacon was extra crispy, the burger was not greasy. It with lettuce, tomatoes and pickles . Trust me when I say it was good because it was.

Thank God, we have that for those of us who loves sandwiches... Especially during the summer :-)…read morethank you subway

Stopped thru town on Labor Day so Subway was the only thing open. The two employees working the…read morefront appeared to be having a bad day. They seemed irritated and annoyed with every question they asked. Would NOT stop here again if given the option, due to the awkwardness of feeling like we were a huge inconvenience to the staff at Subway.