In town for business & looked up this place on Yelp & I'm glad I did. It has limited hours from…read more4:30-8:30 but from the looks of things it does a GREAT business between those hours. It's a casual place but nice inside. I sat at the bar since the tables were full. It's a smaller place with a max capacity of 49. The service was really great & the food was terrific. I was hoping for the 3 sliders plate but it was discontinued so I got the Pub Burger with the 6oz ground steak patty with fries & it was outstanding. I tried a blow lemon beer for $3 & then a glass of Riesling & the lemon cake for dessert. I would definitely come back & try something else the next time I'm in town.

Cute downtown restaurant in Kalispell. Parking was on street and just note when there is no…read moreparking sign. Service was friendly. The truffle fries hit the spot as an appetizer. Well seasoned and nice crisp outside with soft inside. The lentil quinoa burger was very filling. Hearty meal indeed.

Wow...what an experience at the Knead Cafe in Kalispell. The food is extraordinary....the menu is…read morescrumptious with numerous items...Biscuits and Gravy...Eggs Benedict...fabulous scones...Waffles...Unique egg dishes...then there is lunch....Great Soups and Salads...There are a number of fusion specialties like the Cuban Rueben....It is virtually impossible to pick a favorite! You need to go numerous times to find a favorite! Owners Mike and Sarah McFeely are on duty every day they are open with a Great Staff and very homey welcoming environment. Don't miss this gem! You won't be disappointed!

While visiting our son in Montana we went to breakfast at Knead and I was not disappointed. The…read morestaff was very friendly and the food was excellent. They even have gluten free pastry options. Definitely will come back.

Absolutely tasteless. No spices ~ BLAH. Waitress/cashier was…read morenot friendly. Won't bother again.

Hidden Gem for Authentic Kazakh Cuisine - Hungry Hun…read more If you're ever near Kalispell (just 14 minutes from FCA Airport), don't miss Hungry Hun - a hole-in-the-wall Kazakh restaurant tucked inside a half-dead mall. At first glance, the setting might feel unusual: an old shop converted into an open kitchen with a small seating area that overlooks the quiet mall. But don't let the location fool you--this place serves up some of the most authentic, homemade Kazakhstan food you'll ever find in Montana. We ordered the lamb and leek dumplings and the lamb kabob served with naan bread. Both dishes were fantastic--the dumplings were juicy and full of flavor, while the kabob was perfectly chargrilled and tender. Every bite tasted fresh and lovingly prepared. The servers were warm, welcoming, and eager to recommend menu options, which made the experience even better. The seating may not be glamorous, but the food more than makes up for it. Hungry Hun has been open for two years now, and they also run a food truck in Whitefish, so locals and visitors alike have more than one way to enjoy their cooking. If you're looking for something authentic, unique, and delicious in Kalispell, Hungry Hun is absolutely worth the stop.

Whether staying Kalispell for a night, waiting for your plane departure... Or even a local.. great…read morehole in the wall. Wide selection of local brews on tap for a non tourist price. My husband loved the Octoberfest, so stuck with that. I started With a local cider from Big Mountain Ciderworks is called Snow Devil.(Bright and tasty) Then I tried the Scotch ale from Mountain Man Jeremiah johnson brewing company.. My fave of all the brews. Then on to the Tamarack Amber. It was all right. A little bit stronger than other ambers. Then went for the the Bias Brewery Kolsch. Fresh and crisp and tasted like a light ale. Bartender was jovial and attentive. We sat at the bar since we had time to kill and we're mostly planning on finishing off some beers before having to head to the airport. Clearly a place loved by the locals. And they have a drive of pizza pickup window. Pizza was great if you like thin crust pizza.

We were told Moose's was a dive. But it's a dive worth visiting, both for its unassuming low-brow…read moreatmosphere and it's fantastic pizza. I don't know if the ingredients are exactly gourmet, but the crust is thin and crispy, and that's something that so many woodfire places still haven't figured out how to do. I was only visiting the area and I only went to Moose's once, but I sure wish I could bring it home. Plus--peanuts and a saw-dust floor. So it's a little dark. Who needs to see their food? You know where your mouth is.

Really tasty and creative food. Same with the beer and…read morecider. And weekend brunch. Server was helpful and hip.

We stopped in on a trip to Glacier NP. We enjoyed a few kinds of beer but their food is AMAZING! We…read morecame here at the beginning of our trip and liked it so much we came back at the end! We loved the nachos, giant wings, barbecued pork sandwich and the tri tips sandwich! The service was excellent both times. Really fun vibe. Wish we lived near here! Highly recommend!

So good, we went there twice. The Piano was a fabulous touch…read more If there's a negative, there's too much food and since we're on the road we can't really take leftovers. We travel a lot and we will look forward to eating here again.

Hearty breakfasts abound at Sykes! Super friendly shop with a small market attached with souvenirs…read moreand huckleberry type things that's worth a browse. The dining area is fairly large and comfortable. Feels very old school but also happened to have someone playing the piano with some classic western ish vibes if you know what I mean that really gave this more charm. Food is very generous and definitely recommend splitting the prospectors breakfast. Chicken fried steak, a monster biscuit, hash browns and two eggs with gravy is a lot to take down. Even if you were to do a long after, not sure you can burn off this many calories. Chicken fried steak is good - thin and crisp but with a breadcrumb like crust instead of the floured stuff I'm used to getting down south. Sausage gravy is flavorful and a classic pairing but you can also opt for brown gravy instead. The biscuit is moist and a good utensil to soak up the gravy. Eggs and hash browns needed seasoning - there's no salt on it so add it yourself but the griddled crisp on the hash browns were good. Some of my friends got the home fries but noted they weren't that great so stick with the hash. Accessible parking downtown and a good stop to fuel up!

We love, Jamie!!! We were greeted with the friendliest, welcome and smile. She customized our…read moredrinks to our taste and recommended the fish and chips, which were absolutely superb! Service excellence... There was not an empty seat in the restaurant... We can't wait to come back for Wednesday night prime rib. I would highly recommend.

Love this place. Great atmosphere, friendly service, and food is top quality Irish pub fare. We've…read morehad the wings, artichoke dip, reuben, and philly cheesesteak so far, but plan to make this a regular spot. The corned beef/sauerkraut/dressing/toasted rye ratio is spot on with the reuben! And they have a wicked wheel in the casino area... Shout out to Mickey - great bartender!

Norms was close to my hotel so I thought I would give is a try and glad I did. The Pork Chop…read moreSandwich was excellent and greatly enjoyed the Huckleberry Milkshake!!

Great burger and had a huckleberry shake! Service was quick. Bought some treats for the road as…read morewell.

This place is fantastic. Going out to dinner has become such a drag these days-- expensive and…read morealmost never worth it. Namaste is the exception. The ambience is great -- and the food is excellent. I've eaten East Indian food around the country and this place ranks among the top. The servers are friendly and attentive, the ambiance is nice and you catch a movie before or afterward. Highly recommended.

We stopped by Namaste Montana for their weekend lunch buffet around 2 PM and were pleasantly…read moresurprised that there was still a good selection of food available. The buffet was well stocked, with a nice variety of chicken, shrimp, and vegetarian dishes, along with salad, naan, rice and desserts. Overall, the flavors were enjoyable and well-seasoned. The only downside was that the chicken was a bit dry, though still flavorful. One nice touch is that beverages are included with the buffet. We ordered a mango lassi and masala chai, and both were absolutely delicious --definitely highlights of the meal. The dessert selection included carrot pudding and ras gulla (pillowy, spongy balls soaked in syrup), fruit salad and 2 other unlabeled square bars. While they appeared authentic, they were a little too sweet for our taste or lack of flavor so we weren't as excited about that part of the buffet. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and the atmosphere was comfortable. We also appreciated how the buffet was set up and maintained. Overall, it was a pleasant experience, and we'd be interested in coming back to try some of their à la carte menu items next time.

Place was packed when we got there around 10:00, seated us within 15 minutes and served within…read moreanother 10. Probably the best steak and eggs i've ever had, my wife got the breakfast skillet and was also amazing. Wish we knew about this place sooner, we'd go back every single day.

Stopped by yesterday to have the chicken fried steak. They served me a pan fried steak and said…read morethat is how they make it. They must not know how to fry chicken. If you want a good chicken fried steak stay away from here. They do have a good apple pie with a nice flaky crust. I wish I had gotten the burger instead.