Location: East Glacier Park
Top Restaurants in East Glacier Park
Top Things to do in East Glacier Park
Top 10 restaurants in East Glacier Park, United States
East Glacier Park is an unincorporated community and census-designated place (CDP) in Glacier County, Montana, United States. The population was 363 on the 2010 United States Census.
Things to do in East Glacier Park
1. Brownies
Overall Ratings
4 based on 137 reviews
Savor the aroma of Brownies' fresh baked bread and pastries as you peruse our selections, including: Delicious baked goods like cinnamon rolls, muffins, strudels, cookies, cupcakes, brownies, and more Irresistible pies and desserts; can't miss the huckleberry pie! Custom deli sandwiches and wraps Hot pizza, made to order Ice cream, including shakes, sundaes, and more Coffee and espresso drinks: we proudly serve coffee from Montana Coffee Traders Fresh produce, including local seasonal fruits and vegetables General store provisions And don't forget to check out Brownies Hostel upstairs: quaint, affordable lodging.
Reviewed By Rich B
I stopped in for cinnamon roll. I had them cut in half cause they are huge . Big mistake cause it was that good I could of eaten the whole thing . Went back there a few times throughout the trip . Never dissatisfied
2. Rock N Roll Bakery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By kmsmolen - Crestview, Florida
We bought one of each type of cookie and they were all good. Best snickerdoodle I've ever had. We were there around 8:45 AM and most pastries were gone they still had savory croissants. Interesting spot with the bakery counter and backpacking supplies store combined.
3. Summit Mountain Lodge & Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
5 based on 120 reviews
Summit Mountain Lodge & Steakhouse provides casual fine dining with exceptional food made from scratch, exceptional service, extraordinary views and a remarkable dining experience. We are Glaciers newest wedding destination with a 5 star chef in house!
Reviewed By ElvinBarks - Corydon, Indiana
Found the food to be GREAT! The view from the dining room was awesome. The cabin was just okay - a lot of money for a basic room. The mattress was terrible, didn't get much sleep that night.
4. Serrano's Mexican Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 540 reviews
Reviewed By joyful1LasVegas - Las Vegas
Had a group dinner with our Backroads Hiking group on their outdoor patio. We were served generous platters of nachos and pitchers of margaritas for starters. Main entrees were delicious enchiladas, tacos, burritos, etc. and sopapillas for dessert! Great Mexican food where you don't expect it!
5. Ptarmigan Dining Room
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 395 reviews
Reviewed By AZRPM - Tucson
The Ptarmigan Dining Room is arguably the premier restaurant of Glacier National Park. The room is vast and very much in the grand classic lodge style. My prime rib was very good and done as requested . My wife's trout was good but nothing exceptional. Service was satisfactory and friendly but there was a definite sense that we were not expected to linger and enjoy the view of the lake. Trust me, my wife and I are not the type to spend a lot of time lingering, but there was obvious pressure to turn that table.
6. Two Medicine Grill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 262 reviews
Reviewed By travelingCAgal - San Diego, California
We stopped here craving an egg breakfast something fierce but discovered they are pretty strict about the cut off for breakfast -- 11:30 a.m. to be exact -- and no exceptions. So instead we ordered lunch. Very good veggie sandwich and my first time having huckleberry pie after seeing it advertised all over Montana. Simply delicious!
7. The Whistle Stop Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 472 reviews
Reviewed By LelandSisk - Garden Grove, California
Stopped by this restaurant on the way back from Many Glaciers, where we had done a little hiking. The smoke from the forest fires was so bad, it was a health hazard to hike very much.
Anyway, it was late afternoon when we stopped in. The restaurant was not busy and we were told we could sit where we liked. The menu is pretty good, and my wife and I chose to share a "Combo Pork Platter". The plate include a few BBQ pork ribs, a quarter of a BBQ chicken and a BBQ sausage. On the menu it says that if two people share a meal, there is a $6.00 charge for sharing, and we still get only two sides, which we shared.
Now, I understand that these restaurants shut down in the off-season and that the income they generate during the summer season has to carry them through the winter.
But seriously, $35.95 for the meats above, plus one corn-on-the-cob each, a side of cole slaw to share and a side of beans to share? That is, in my opinion, a touch on the ridiculous side. In addition to that, we had a sweet tea for $2.50, a slice of huckleberry pie that cost $5.50 and ice cream with it for $1.00.
That comes out to $44.50, and by the time you throw in a 15% tip you are well over $50.00.
See? Ridiculous.
For that kind of money I expect a beach view or something spectacular.
Ridiculous.
8. Bison Creek Ranch Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By andrew A
When we first pulled in, we were thinking to pull back out. DON't!!! This place belongs on Diners, Drive Ins and Dives! Giagantic burgers. Amazing friendly service!! If it weren't 34 hours from home, we'd be back. And if we ever do, this will be a spot
9. The Great Northern Dining Room
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 245 reviews
Reviewed By SeattleDoc2010 - Seattle, Washington
Just like a National Park inn restaurant. Beautiful old building, but slow slow service. Food is overpriced and was mediocre. My burger's bacon was good, but the burger and bun so dry. There was shouting coming out of the kitchen. We were directed to go to the lounge, then to the dining room, and then back to the lounge, and then back to the dining room. Then we were seated without menus. Bathroom literally had each toilet soiled with feces. I guess it's end of the season so they aren't staffed sufficiently. Beautiful building but eat elsewhere.
10. Interlaken Lounge at Many Glacier Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By LaChatNoir - Indiana
We arrived back from the boat ride and short hike to Grinnell Lake mid afternoon. So the Ptarmigan Dining Room proper was closed, but a light lunch menu was available in the Swiss lounge. It was the best meal in the park we had!
The surf and turf burger was packed with flavor and the bratwurst was also delicious. We loved the crispy, chunky fries, too. Service was a bit slow at the start, but picked up once our order was taken. And the food came out hot and quickly.
