The girl in the was working so hard and actually made the best latte i've had in montana so far!read more

Great Coffee spot on the east side of the Glacier Peaks Casino. They have packaged pastries. If you…read morewant some food items just go inside the casino and order.

Everybody knows that when you go on vacation to a place like Glacier Park, you get momentos…read more Tchotchkes, if you will. Gotta have something to remember the trip by, donchaknow. Well, toss out your baubles and postcards, because once you come here, not only will you have your reminder of your trip, you'll probably buy a bunch for your friends and family as well. They make wooden spoons. And spatulas. And other kitchenware that you can take home and USE instead of just having it sit on a shelf. Everything is hand made, and lasts for almost ever. The lady who runs the shop is an absolute delight to chat with. By all means, make sure you get your magnets and stickers and other little do-dads to remember your trip, but if you REALLY want something as a keepsake from your trip, stop in to this shop.

Friendly owners that give you "adoption" papers when you buy your spoons. They even make Harry…read morePotter wands! They get wood from all over...Jamaica, Tajikistan, etc....prices are not unreasonable for being in a tourist area.

You definitely need to stop here if you're in Browning. They have a nice selection of items from…read moreclothes, shoes, boots, beading supplies, etc. We picked up some books for our little guy and I've gotten pow wow cds from them in years past.

They had a great selection of First Nation Ppl's praise and worship to the Chief of chiefs who send…read morethe man, son of G-d who had the holes in His hands. Great books and card selections, too !

My wife and I stayed at lodgepole Gallery and tipi for a night this summer on our way to Glacier…read moreNational Park. The location right outside Browning and 10 short miles from east glacier is very convenient. As we wanted to experience the unique native american life style, we found out sleeping in a tipi would be a great experience. The property is accommodating including common areas where you can get your meals if you have paid for, or just get some rest taking advantage of the wifi and TV. There are also showers in a separate building that is actually very neat and then the tipis. Tipis are authentic for sure but a little bit too wild for us. Don't get me wrong, we enjoyed our experience but were just surprised about the inside the tipi knowing that your sleep on the ground itself. We had seen a snake on the path leading to the showers at night ... enough to say we did not sleep too too well between the coyotes howling near by, the idea of a snake getting into our sleeping bags and the most likely drunk guys doing crazy stunts with their motorcycles in the middle of the night. Great spot but not re-assuring knowing we were the only customers. Friendly staff though!

We booked "Traditional Cabin, Private Bathroom, Lake View (Buffalo-Cabin #2)" for 4 of us during an…read moreAugust 2021 Glacier NP trip. We arrived late (~10PM) and nearly couldn't find the place because it was PITCH DARK without visible signage or lighting. Address says at Durham Road but it's really a dirt road 50 feet from Durham that is very easily missed. We found our check-in details taped to the front door. I say "found" because it was PITCH DARK so I had to use the flashlight on my cell phone and the lights to the car in order to see it. The paper directed us to Cabin 2 and said the key could be found under the front mat. We walked over uneven terrain, down stairs, across more uneven terrain to find Cabin 2. It was PITCH DARK without any outdoor lighting or lights on in the cabin. The room itself (and really, it was just a square room) was fine. It seemed clean, but was very basic. We immediately noticed there wasn't a bathroom attached. The bathrooms and showers are located in another structure back across the uneven terrain, up the flight of stairs, across more uneven terrain to the bathroom structure. Any middle of the night bathroom trips would need to be made in the PITCH DARK without any outdoor lighting. We ultimately decided it wouldn't be safe for us to stay there, so we left. We luckily found a lovely room WITH A BATHROOM at Glacier Park Lodge that was much more comfortable and safe for our family of 4. BEWARE of the misleading "private bathroom" and bathroom "a few steps away" language that are totally inaccurate and meant to mislead. Definitely not appropriate for anyone with mobility issues.

Staff was welcoming and answer all our questions. Found all the souvenirs we were looking forread more

Locally owned artist co-op featuring artists from around the Glacier Park areas. Several different…read moremediums available - paintings, quilts, prints, photos, stickers, cards. Since it's a co-op the artist who made the art you're buying may even be there selling it to you! Great place to take home a unique but of locally created Glacier for a souvenir from your trip! Friendly staff glad to show you the wares. They're also great to ask for advice of things to do and see and the "can't miss" sights as Glacier residents.

I ordered a walnut mirror online from this store that featured smaller black ornate features on the…read moresides. Boy was that a big mistake. They advertised the item I purchased as having a walnut frame. After it was delivered to my home, I noticed that the black ornate features had paint on them so thick that it looked cheap and plastic. I also could not see any wood grain on the frame and it looked like the "walnut finish" had been thickly painted on. It didn't look like real wood was used like customers are falsely led to believe. I called their customer service line and asked why the mirror looked so cheap and questioned if it was even real walnut wood like they said. I was told this was MDF wood and not real walnut. They are making me pay for shipping to have this mirror returned to them and their excuse the customer service rep told me was because "I was the only one who had ever called and had a problem with their product." Bunch of malarkey. I am highly disappointed that I spent close to $200 for a mirror that was falsely advertised as a walnut frame and looks like cheap painted plastic in person. If this company would have cared to take care of an unsatisfied customer then they would have paid for my return shipping. Maybe I would have bought a different mirror from them if they had treated me better. I bet if they put MDF wood in the title of this product instead of walnut like is currently advertised, people wouldn't be so quick to spend hard-earned money on such a cheap looking mirror. I will never buy from this company again, nor would I ever refer anyone to them. They do bad business and don't support their customers when problems arise.

Fantastic place - great product and wonderful customer service. Hope to buy from them again soon.read more