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La Casita Mexican Food

➤ 12000 US Highway 2 E, West Glacier I-59936-7715, United States

Cafés • Tapas • Mexican • Fast Food

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"We have selected this location based on the location (almost directly opposite our stay at the Great Northern Resort) and Google reviews. We were not disappointed! Prices are somewhat cheaper than what you find in Glacier, and the portions are generous. The Naked Bowl and Mole Oaxaca are great and the children loved the Chimichangas. After a long day of hiking in West Glacier, the meals here really satisfied our party. The hot salsa grabs a kick! Usually I like spicy/hot food, but this was hotter than what I used to be. No matter, we will repeat customers our next time through Glacier. UPDATE: We loved it so much we just came for a second night. It was more busy tonight, but they actually served us faster despite the crowd. Great food! Great prices! Great portions! Definitely stop. I can't wait to come back to Glacier and feed at La Casita."

Glacier Highland

➤ 12555 Hwy 2 E, West Glacier I-59936, United States

Cafés • Vegan • American • Fast Food

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"Stopped here last night out of desperation since everything else was closed, as a party of 4. The host was very polite, though somehow despite being the 2nd party in line and being told a 10 minute wait, it took nearly an hour to be seated and 3 other parties skipped ahead of us while there was a table open the entire time in the back corner, which we were eventually seated at. The host brought us water and menus, then nobody came back for 15 minutes. The server, Josh, asked if we wanted drinks which we all said we 're good with water, and then he left again for another 15 minutes- never asked if we were ready to order and never even offered to refill our 4oz water glasses. Finally came time to order and I can not have any sugars, fiber, or bread due to a health condition so I asked for 2 bison patties and 2 pieces of cheese, nothing else. I was told that I 'd have to purchase 2 entire meals for $39. After some haggling, we were able to double the burger and add bacon for a total of $31 and I 'd give my soup to another member of the party. Welp, I still got buns, tomato, mayo, lettuce and onions which I specifically requested not be on the plate AND there was no bacon. At this point I 'm fed up and starving so I just scraped everything off and ate the bison so I could leave and never see this place again. Then it came time to pay and I was denied an itemized receipt by Josh, but the host got me one and I was charged for bacon I never got and the soup was charged twice as well. And the card was already charged, so I couldn 't get the money back either. I spent half the night in the bathroom from this disaster, so yes I am bitter right now, but this place needs to get its act together. One of the worst restaurant experiences I 've ever had. Dietary restrictions: No accommodations whatsoever for my dietary restriction. Either buy 2 full meals and throw away 95% of them, or get nothing . Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $20–30 Food: 4 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1"

West Glacier Cafe

➤ 200 Going To The Sun Rd, West Glacier I-59936-7701, United States

Cafés • Vegan • American • Vegetarian friendly

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"One of my all time favorite places to be. Loved it so much I move here last November. Every chance I get I love to take a drive and just sit watch the wonder of one of the most beautiful lake in the world. It doesn't matter what kind of weather it is aways has something to offer. Water so clear you can see the reflection of the mountain and sky."

Eddies Cafe Gifts

➤ 236 Apgar Loop Rd, 59936, West Glacier, United States

Cafés • American • Fast Food • North American

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"The food was delicious! Definitely get some onion rings they're so good. We also tried the Huckleberry pie with ice cream which we promptly devoured. We ate here twice, the first time we had a young man as our server who was great. However, the second time we had a young woman who hardly checked in on us, took forever to even get our order (and it was late afternoon so no lunch or dinner rush . I asked for a side of onion rings with my salad (I know, don't judge me. Lol they're just so good! and she instead gave and charged us for a basket. I've seen other reviews saying it was pricey, but it was on par with our expectations and thought it was a good value, especially inside the park. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: $20–30 Food: 5 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Huckleberry Cobbler"

Glacier Highland

➤ 12555 Highway 2 East, West Glacier, 59936, United States Of America

Cafés • Coffee • Italian • Ice cream

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"We stayed at the motel for 4 nights during the heat wave earlier this month, July 2024. I was initially concerned about the lack of air conditioning because we prefer our room to be cold, cold, cold, but once we opened the bathroom window and then put the box fan into the main room window and pumped the warm air to the outside, it cooled right down and it wasn't an issue. What a surprise! The room was recently updated but still needs some bathroom accessories (towel racks, hooks) and was otherwise clean and comfortable. There was a coffee maker and a mini fridge. The bed was very comfortable, and I consider myself a mattress snob. There was a stand-up shower (no tub) with nice shower stream with hot water. We also ate at the restaurant, twice for dinner and 4 times for breakfast. All of our meals were excellent with top-notch service. The huckleberry pie was an absolute delight! I would have given 5 stars, however, there was one glaring issue that I must address. We stayed in one of the rooms halfway up the hill, and there is a retaining wall that runs the length of the driveway to the rooms. Along the top of the retaining wall there were several short iron posts (I counted at least 5 of them) that were hammered into the ground, and each post had a steel-jaw leg trap set to catch ground squirrels. Throughout our stay, as we drove up and down the driveway, several of the traps had caught a squirrel with the poor little things screaming and dangling by their caught limbs, fully alive, suffering, and waiting for death. It was beyond horrific. We came to Montana to enjoy nature, the beautiful scenery, and the wildlife. I cannot imagine how a small child would have reacted upon seeing the squirrels in their anguish, flailing around helplessly, trying to free themselves of the trap. While I fully realize that ground squirrels can be a nuisance and destructive, there are better, more humane, ways of eradicating, or at least managing, their numbers. For every squirrel that we encountered caught in the traps, we were able to set them free."