Two Sisters Cafe

Corey Amaya

2023-10

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Shalini Joiner

2023-10

Came here for dinner with friends about a month ago. We had a great time, service was great (server had a sense of humor when we asked him to take pics of our group, lol), food was served tasty and prompt. Bustling fun atmosphere. Good bison burgers, and highly recommend the huckleberry pie with huckleberry ice cream for dessert!Parking: Place fills up quickly for dinner- parking can be a little tight, but not impossible.

Juli T

2023-10

Arrived a little after 5 and waited probably half an hour for a table (not that bad, but expect a wait). The food was just okay but came pretty quick. The wings weren’t crispy and tasted a little dry. We got the Brussels sprouts, which were good but a little over dressed. Also got the chicken pot pie which was decent but lacking in spices. The stuffed mushrooms were pretty good. Best part was the chocolate peanut butter milkshake and the huckleberry cheesecake. Server was nice. Meal felt overpriced for the quality.

Karen Ezratty

2023-09

Beth’s first gig was in New Orleans I think so I got the gumbo special. Wow! My husband got the chili burger. Excellent. For appetizer we shared the fried Brussels sprouts. Amazing. I happen to be a fan of bread pudding and their drunken cherry (in bourbon), sourdough bread, crème anglais was one of the best I’ve ever had. So light. It was our last night on the east side of GNP and I was sorry not to be able to go back. The menu was fun and varied. There was a great vibe to the place with the cooks working front and center, very funky decor. I thought their prices were exceptional as everything around GNP is very overpriced surely due to the short season. We loved Two SistersWheelchair accessibility: There are no steps to get in.

Mark Bain

2023-10

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David B. Peel (Peel Law Firm)

2023-07

What a little jewel! We would’ve never stopped at the lavender metal building on the side of the road without a personal recommendation from a friend of mine. That Friend has jetted all over the world, and said he had one of the best meals in his life near Babb at this little establishment. so my wife and I decided to give it a try while visiting Glacier Park. It was truly wonderful. I had the pork shank, which was an unusually good meal paired with cranberry and butternut squash. I recommend that. My wife had the chicken fried chicken, and the coating was very thick, but it was tasty. I always ask the servers what they recommend and pork shank was one of the recommendations and I see why. The people were very nice and it was kind of a fun eclectic place. It might feel open and loud at times. I noticed one of their slogans was “too hot chicks with sharp knives“ and they also had fun T-shirts. I just don’t think you’ll be disappointed. It’s not a cheap place to eat, but the food is really good. We started with the flaming nacho cheese, which I got a picture of. It was great.

Debra D.

2023-09

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Robert Moore

2023-05

We had our best meal on our 2 week travels in Montana at Two Sisters Cafe. Its about 25 minutes from Many Glacier Hotel about 1/2 way between St Mary and Babb. Incredible Huckleberry Margaritas! Whole meal was great. They are only open for dinner 4-9pm Sun-Fri. Closed Sat. Definitely worth a visit. Very friendly staff and quite reasonable prices.

Victoria Tucker

2023-05

Love this place! There was a wait but had drinks to pass the short 20 min after a long day of hiking. Got the wings as an appetizer which were good. I got the quesadilla and my husband got the sausage and peppers. Quesadilla holds well for next day hike lunch. All the huckleberry desserts were great! Would come here again. A little pricey but still a great option.

Warren Dantzler

2022-05

Two Sisters Cafe offers delicious food that is quickly accessible leaving the Many Glacier entrance to the National Park. Huckleberry Pie quickly became one of my all time favorites because of my experience there. Alongside the bison steak, you can't have a much more satisfying meal after a long day hiking. However, it's one of the only dining options on this side of the mountains and priced accordingly: extremely high. As long as you're willing to spend, it's an extraordinary dining experience.

Zack Quinn

2023-05

My girlfriend and I had dinner here after a beautiful hike through the park.The atmosphere was welcoming and fun, and we were seated right away.Our server, Clancy, was friendly and knowledgeable and gave us awesome recommendations.We started with the Tomato Pesto Cauliflower, followed with the Bison Bolognese and the Mediterranean Platter. And finished with their Huckleberry Milkshake.Everything was delicious I will absolutely eat here again next visit!

Ginger Gatling

2023-08

We spent a week at Glacier and stopped by here one day. Actually - we went there once for lunch and learned they are only open for dinner, and they are closed on Saturday nights. In the pic with the sign you will see they do have coffee in the mornings - we didn't go for breakfast, but the lady who works there said they have a good biscuit. In the 2nd picture, you will see that I had the trout and waffles - I know, sounds a bit crazy -but it was very good. The trout had a mild flavor so it mixed well with the waffles and the berry sauce. The decor is super electic and fun. Everyone enjoyed their dinner - we didn't have desserts but we saw a lot of them being served so guess they are good! They also sell t-shirts if you really like the place :)

Alpa Patel

2022-05

This place knows how to do huckleberry. Definitely one of the better cafes to eat at on this side of the park. The huckleberry pie and bison burger were absolutely incredible, considering how ravenous we were after a day of hiking. Love the unique character, feels homey and everyone is so friendly. Highly recommend!

Jessica Coleman

2023-05

Nice little restaurant. Ordered the Flatbread with Italian sausage and the a brownie with huckleberry icecream for dessert. Our waiter was great and we didn't have to wait to long for food :)

Schae Lewis, Certified Professional Organizer

2022-05

If you've ever been to this area, you know that restaurants are few and far between. We were grateful to find Two Sisters open after leaving the park at 8:30pm. The place is so cute, with a bright exterior and lots of "stuff" to look at on the inside.My husband had the red burger with a bison patty and fries. He suspects the party was NOT bison despite the $2 upcharge and the fries were cold (not cool, COLD). He was unsatisfied.I had the Bison Pasta. The pasta was overcooked and the dish was dry. The side salad was yummy and I was impressed by the greens that were presented (not iceberg).We also got a huckleberry bread pudding with creme anglais to go. They must be making a KILLING on the desserts at $8.95 a piece! It tasted fine.The highlight of our visit was the kind and hard working server. We think her name was Karla. It's funny but I was also impressed by the fact that they had salt and pepper grinders instead of shakers. Bonus points for the Led Zeppelin banner🤟!The biggest bummer? The state of the bathroom. Disgusting! Take a look at my picture. Eww.🤢When you don't have many options, you eat what you can. And I guess they know that so they can get away with it.

Jacqueline Telljohann

2020-05

We came here after a long hike at Many Glacier. It was right on our way back to Saint Mary.We were seated right away and our food came out pretty quickly.We got the red burger and the grilled cheese. Both were quite tasty. The grilled cheese wasn't much food comparatively.We had to try some huckleberry dessert, so I got the huckleberry pb&j pie and also tried some of the huckleberry pie and the huckleberry cheesecake. The pb&j pie was definitely my favorite followed by the regular huckleberry pie.The desserts weren't cheap. All huckleberry desserts cost $8 for a side. Prices in general were a little steep, but about normal for the national park area.They don't do separate checks and they said no splitting either, but when we got to the register, they did let us put it on two different cards.There were lots of other things on the menu that looked good. I would recommend giving it a try.

Sierra Ingram

2023-05

Don’t be a fool. If you’re on the best side of the park, and you forget to eat at Two Sisters…. Damn well you’ll missed out on the full experience of the east side.:.. get HUCkED up with authentic ethical meals and huckleberry cocktails made with real huckleberry reduction which comes simply from all the huckleberry pies they bake….Tender pork shank and fresh green chickpea hummus were some favorites from this time.Oh and it was extra easy to feed my vegetarian friend.

Tiffany Sturgeon

2022-05

We ate here several times during our trip to GNP. We had great service and delicious food every time we visited. The menu is on the smaller side, but there is something for everyone to enjoy. This is hands down the best place to enjoy huckleberry desserts on the St. Mary side of the park. Despite some of the comments about the rudeness of the staff, we found everyone to be very friendly. We were witness to one person who commented on here that the staff was rude, but she was in the wrong and failed to take responsibility for her actions and instead blamed the staff for her poor judgment.

Sam J

2023-05

We drove past last year (2021) and never made it back. My wife made sure we did not miss it this year. We had a chef salad which was very good. We also ordered a pulled pork sandwich which we could not eat--it did not do well after a day at Many Glacier hotel. :I ---so I will not review it. The huckleberry pie was excellent. The reason for 4 stars (I wish 4.5 was an option) was the portion size to price ratio. The portion size would be considered generous if the slice was in the $3-$6 range---at $9.95 per slice I would have expected a larger slice of pie.

Jennifer Curtis

2022-05

We ate here after spending the day at Many Glacier. I had the Bison Sirloin it didn't disappoint. My husband had a hot brownie, huckleberry ice cream, huck compote, chocolate syrup, sprinkles, whip and a cherry.

Michelle Nye

2019-05

This was another recommendation from our Airbnb hosts and it did not disappoint. Lots of variety on the menu and large portions. We did save some room to split a piece of huckleberry pie and ice cream for dessert and it was quite yummy! Located not too far from the back entrance to Glacier it was the perfect distance from where we were staying.

divya patel

2020-05

All I can say is . . . YUMMMMMMM! And mostly because hubby LOVED his bison burger.Service: the staff was friendly, and helpful. And you can see they're like family, which was great.Ambiance: this is right outside Glacier NP and is a cafe / diner. Don't expect fancy, chic, etc. You're going in for some of the best food / service you'll get in the area. They have an open kitchen, and bar.Food / Drinks: we had a day of long hikes, I wanted something light, hubby wanted a burgerDrinks, we ordered beer and a white claw (~$4.50 each)Quesadilla: was cheesy, but light and I'm guessing was made with real cheese - it literally melted in my mouth. Hubby finished the pico de gallo, it was that good.Bison Burger: per hubby, it's hands down THE best bison he's ever had. It was perfectly cooked as ordered (medium rare), and also melted in your mouth. The meat tasted fresh, not chewy or gamey. It was great, so much that every burger is compared to this now.Overall: what a great find. family friendly and wish they were out near home, we would be here ALL the time!

Rob Russell

2023-08

Maybe I'm a little cynical of the enormous tourist sinkhole that St Mary has become. Or maybe it was always like this - it's been over a decade since I was here.Asking a local where to go eat, Two Sisters was wholeheartedly and excitedly recommended. And it's a few miles up 89 from the park entrance so I was excited to hit a place maybe a little off the MAIN main drag.But their prices are just as hefty as in town, and their food was solidly... average. My mom's BBQ pork was fine, but the cole slaw was slathered in so much mayo it was nearly unrecognizable.Asking for my chili cheeseburger "medium rare" was met with a half apologetic "we cook them all to medium" and an upsell to bison. (I passed.)I sort of fall back on distrust of anyplace that doesn't trust their beef enough to let me have a medium rare burger. HOWEVER to be fair, the doneness was pretty irrelevant since it was bathed in their house chili, and after dousing with their hot sauce it tasted quite good.In the end, near $50 for two people, no appetizers, with sodas and unremarkable food. Next time I'll probably drive a minute farther north to the steakhouse in Babb.

Zebidiah Buck (Zeb)

2022-05

Fun loving staff, good service and probably the best food near the East Entrance of Glacier National Park. Huckleberry themed drinks, food, and especially the desserts. Do try the Huckleberry Bread Pudding!

Joe Schmoe

2023-05

Excellent menu.Must see if in the many glacier area.The bone in pork shank is to die for.The hummus plate was spot on.Unique atmosphere.Highly recommend!

Ann Mauss

2023-09

The food here is outstanding. It has traditional food, such as bison, with a New Orleans twist, such as Creole and bourbon sauces. Their baked goods are some of the best I ever tasted. I personally enjoyed the atmosphere. It is a diner motif, but very eclectic. I would love to hear the story of how they got all the state and province license plates. The service was good. It was a little slow, but they were packed and under staffed. If you are in East Glacier, Babb, or Browning Area, make this a stop.

Tara L

2023-05

We made this a destination stop while staying on the East side of the park. I got a simple bison burger and fries. I got the huckleberry pie to go. The food was pretty good with a friendly server. What really stood out was the décor. It was a catch all of signs and license plates with a million stickers thrown in. I really loved the US map outside with the plates from each state. It is a place I can see returning 2.

Janice Simmons-Mortimer

2019-05

Delicious food, friendly service, options that would please everyone - what more could you want, especially when you're in rural Montana? We were so pleased with our lunch at Two Sisters. My BBQ sandwich was fantastic. The burgers were top notch, too. A great in-between stop for those doing the Many Glacier area as well as the Going-to-the-Sun route.

Catherine C

2023-05

It was off season but the food was sub par, definitely felt like a tourist trap. Quiet costly for the quality of food. Loads of flys inside the restaurant. The huckleberry shake was the best thing we got. Way overpriced, presentation was alright, all around it was meh. Would not return

Karma Tucker

2023-09

Be Aware of extra charges added to your ticket!The food was fine. However, their pricing is ridiculous. There were four in our party. The menu states that they won’t split the ticket two and two. They said if we wanted separate tickets we would have to sit at separate tables. They won’t split it at the register either. They suggested Venmo, which three of us don’t use. They also state on the Menu that there is a $7.95 split plate fee. They seated us at two separate tables (designed for four) across the room from each other even though there were two tables next to each other. All of that was just silly. They would rather have other customers waiting longer by forcing us to occupy two tables instead of one. What happened at the cash register was offensive! We both ordered our own appetizer. Our mistake was we tried each others food. Yes, they actually added the “split plate fee” to each meal! We didn’t split a plate! We each ordered a plate. It didn’t say they charged for sharing BUT THEY DID!Even though the food was very good I won’t be going back or ever recommending it to anyone. If you are thinking of eating there, be aware of their childish business practices.