Willow's Huckleberry land

Daisy Dawn

2023-07

Nice souvenirs and t-shirt shop. Toys for kids. Not much for variety, had typical things. Pricy, but what's not these days. The burger was yuck for me. Extremely overcooked and very bland. I did not eat it. The fries were good. I regret not trying the huckleberry pie with vanilla ice cream.

Gaia Butterfly

2024-04

Stopped for the best huckleberry shake! Was surprised it came out of soft-serve type maker, not made with a blender and ice cream- but it was very good. The worker behind the order counter was very friendly. Don't know about any food they may serve. The Cafe area looked uninspiring but seemed clean. I saw some small homemade style pies... that (i think) cost $42.The "gift shop" area is so-so with clothing, magnets, stickers, coffee cups, honey, jam, jerky, etc... all of which is over priced.

Holly Best

2024-04

I was driving up from Missoula this morning and skipped breakfast, thinking I would get something on the way. And most of what I kept seeing was fast food restaurants which I didn't really want. And then as I was driving into town I saw the giant sign for burgers painted on the side of the building so I immediately stopped. I was recommended to try the buffalo burger which is the first time I've had Buffalo. It was cooked perfectly. Very juicy and a lot of flavor. 10 out of 10 recommend. I was the first order of the day and it only took about 15 minutes to get the food to me so quick service. And there's a lot to look at while you're waiting. Would definitely recommend this to anyone coming or going.

Jason Franzke

2023-09

Stopped by Willow's Huckleberry land on my way through Hungry Horse. Got some of their delicious huckleberry pie a la mode (pictured) which was absolutely delicious. Also was able to enjoy the pie on a beautiful Montana morning with a fantastic view (pictured). I would very highly recommend a stop just for the huckleberry pie alone!

Jessica Greaser

2024-01

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Ella Gee

2023-05

This place is hard to miss, has big signs everywhere. Can do both shopping for gifts and souvenirs and order one of the best huckleberry pies in town. Everything was waay cheaper than West glacier and they have a lot more options too. Since we visited duting off season, there was only one person behind the counter, cooking and as cashier. Of course the pie was AMAZING, burgers too! Would highly recommend everyone to try their huckleberry pie!

Nadiia Zavalii

2022-05

It was the tastiest Burger that we ever tasted! My husband got Buffalo Burger for $8.99 and I ordered Burger with bacon 🥓 for $6.95 + French fries🍟. The cashier was very sweet! In-store you can find handmade ice cream 🍨, honey, candy, and handmade soap, lotion; a t-shirt, socks, and a lot of other things. We left the store full and happy!

Jessica Huebner-Herrold

2023-08

Burgers were decent but the BLT was a joke. It was so disgusting and measly looking. You’re better off going 5 minutes down the road to the A&W for food. Also, the woman running the cash register looked and sounded miserable.

Robert Anzak

2023-10

They are okay here. My amazing and beautiful wife saw it as we drove by. After passing it for times I had to let her go into the store. There are gifts and souvenirs to buy, food to eat, etc. I overheard two people talking in another restaurant I went to about their elk burgers, and he said he really enjoyed them. Maybe I should have eaten that instead of going to Eddie's for a mediocre bison burger. Anyways, I digress. Point is that you can get you souvenirs, elk burgers and huckleberry pie and eat them too.

Jon Webb

2022-05

Quick pit stop on our road trip. We have been told that huckleberries are the thing to get while in the glacier park area, this was a great one to chose.We got some jam and got some huckleberry pie and huckleberry ice cream.We met the owner and had a nice chat of the area.

Chloe R.

2022-05

My husband and I recently visited Montana near Glacier National Park for the time. We found out quickly that the local specialty food is the huckleberry! It tastes like a cross between raspberry, cranberry, and blueberry. I know that sounds like a lot but all together, it's quite tasty. We purchased a huckleberry pie from Willow's and it costed around $40-$45 (unfortunately, we don't have the receipt). I believe the reason for the expense according to the quick research we did is because the berries only grow in high altitudes and have to be picked by hand. It was the most expensive pie we've ever purchased but let me tell you, it was worth every penny. You will especially enjoy this pie if you prefer lard based crusts. If that's not in your budget, they offer pie by the slice as well and of course, ice cream. :) The gift shop looked pretty neat as well. Definitely worth a stop!*Photos of pie and ice cream taken by us in our condo, not at the actual shop.*

Jace McQuivey

2022-05

The huckleberry pie was excellent. The store had some really great merchandise. But the service was kind of a put-off. Signs everywhere warning the customers to not expect too much or to make sure to tip because they only make Pennie’s on each burger. My favorite sign started off something like “if you are one of those picky people who likes your burger cooked a certain way I’ll send you to a place down the road that will charge you $x etc etc”. Made us feel like bothering them to buy anything was such an inconvenience. However the gal that helped us was very friendly and helpful - clearly not the author of the signs. But the whole atmosphere was unwelcoming. I thought we were on a Seinfeld “Pie Nazi” episode. But the pie was really really good if you can stick with the rules and weather the signs. I’d give the pie a 5 and the atmosphere a 0.

Gary Barnes

2023-11

Willows Huckleberry Land is an absolute must-visit, offering a delightful array of clothing, souvenirs, and more. However, what truly steals the show here is the Huckleberry Shake, an experience that's bound to leave a lasting impression.As we approached the establishment, I decided to consult a local for their recommendation, and without hesitation, they pointed to the Huckleberry Shake. We decided to follow their lead, and the consensus among our group was unanimous: it's one darn good shake.While the consistency may have leaned slightly toward the icy side, as opposed to the creaminess one might expect from a stellar shake, the vibrant Huckleberries compensated for any minor shortcomings in the base ice cream. The explosion of huckleberry flavor more than made up for it.Adding to the charm of the place is the owner, a warm and friendly individual who loves to engage with patrons, sharing jokes and stories. This personal touch adds to the overall appeal of the experience, making a visit to Willows Huckleberry Land not just about the delectable shake but also the delightful connection with the owner.

Chef Buds

2023-06

Absolutely the number one pie 🥧 I’ve tried in my stay up and down Montana. I’ve tried a ton of pies and this one really stood out a lot. The berries and the pop to them is unreal. Superb job y’all!

Rhonda M Valdez

2023-06

Wow.. awesome place...we were looking for souvenirsDrove by 3 times and was led by the Holy Spirit to stop in ..Blessed Beyond Souvenirs...music fellowship testimony and Jesus's Love.Kind and caring..AND a prayer to go Thank YOU James and family.Home made goodness..Yummy.

lhorvath123

2024-03

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Ron Mayhew

2024-04

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Don Risi

2023-10

3 stars is generous. We only wanted ice cream. The gal dishing it up was also the cashier -- and was too busy folding t-shirts to attend to us in a timely fashion. She just didn't care, and I got the definite impression she would have preferred we just left. We did eventually get our ice cream.

Vernon Bowen

2023-05

Stopped in there on my way to glacier Park customer service was awesome customer had items that I was looking for a year ago so I was able to buy it now

Real Estate Professionals

2022-05

Fun shop to browse through for souvenirs and our kids loved the goodies! Huckleberry treats abound, they've got huckleberry pie, huckleberry icecream, huckleberry soda, popcorn, chocolate, and more.

Dani Gervais

2023-09

We came to this place after a long day of travelling. It looked promising, so we stopped. Great little store and gift options. Unfortunately a few things have occurred during our short 30-45 minute lunch stop here. We did not expect “great” to begin with as we love little hidden gems. To start, I can say this place is slightly overpriced. Service is quite slow as they have a lack of staff service the food and gift shop counter so you have to wait a some time for staff to attend to you. Service was bare minimum. The cashier also provided us with the incorrect amount of cash back which wasn’t great but we let it slide after the fact. We had requested a few things to eat for lunch, some food items were missed as staff writes down on a piece of paper what you want. We let them know about the missing food items as we had paid for them, but they requested we pay again for the food item because it was not marked on their paper… This place has potential to be good but it just was not a great for us.

Radha Mallick

2022-05

We initially went to the other huckleberry pie shop down the road but they had sold out of pies. Luckily this one wasn’t so we had a chance to try huckleberry pie with huckleberry ice cream. Very tasty!There’s a nice souvenir shop as well.

Doug Smith

2023-07

We stopped by on our way to Glacier national Park and bought some shirts and huckleberry preserves. The huckleberry pie is the very best I've ever had. The burgers were also very good. A pleasure to meet James willows the owner. I Love to support a family business like this. I will definitely come back when I'm in town.

Traci Hoffman

2023-10

One side is the usual tourist stuff-t-shirts, stuffed bigfoots & bears, etc with a side of Huckleberry. They have huckleberry jams, syrup, pancake mix, etc all at a premium because of the short growing season. The other side is a cafe. We didn't eat so I can't speak about the food. Place is clean & well kept.

Edward Hardee

2022-05

Good experience. Loved the buffalo and elk burger. Friendly. Busy.Easy parking.

Jonny Cummock

2021-05

I ordered the huckleberry milkshake. There were a few huckleberries mixed into it, but it definitely tasted like an artificial flavor was added in. I’ve made homemade ice cream with huckleberries I picked myself, so I know what a homemade huckleberry milkshake ought to taste like. The large shake was about $4 and came quickly, right out of a soft serve dispenser, so 2/5 stars are awarded.

Val

2023-11

The pie was pretty good. Way over priced for the clothing. When you are checking out it RUDE to sit on your frickin phone while everyone is there as a paying customer!!! Also it's none of your business what religion I am and don't tell me I need to go to church with you!

Jason Schofield

2021-05

After driving for 10 hours on our way to Glacier National Park we decided to stop and eat dinner before camping. Our first moment of hesitation for this place came from the sign on the door. “The Governor requires mask and social distancing.” Not “we require” or “state law requires”. Basically what that tells me is they’re bitter they have to follow the rules. Cool. Next was the sign in front of the counter to order. Which I’ve included in the photos. Look if your employees don’t want to be there. Fine. Get different or better employees. Don’t write a sign that says we don’t want to be here, and we are over worked.I’m not going to support your business if you have a sign that basically says be happy with what you get and if you don’t like it, well here’s the middle finger. Well I have news for you Willow’s Huckleberry Land, I’ll happily take my money and pay $16.95 for my burger. Cause I’m sure they care about my safety, well-being, and my business, at least enough not to make an asinine sign.

Roaming In My RV

2023-07

Service was awfulRude and UNFRIENDLY. A smile would go a long way.They AUTOMATICALLY add a $2.00 tip to burger orders! WHY? You order at the counter, you have to go back to the counter to pick up your food. Condiments are NOT on the table, you must go to the counter to use their bottles of ketchup, mustard etc. So if I AM DOING ALL THE WORK why tip especially when they're so UNFRIENDLY?!I am here every summer but never ate here until now. I would NEVER recommend this place or send anyone here. CF and HH are friendly places that get very busy in the summer but this place is a stain on a nice area.BTW, the hamburger, the meat was great but not hot, on a cold bun, kinda ruined it. The place reeks of being cheap but charging as much as possible.Oh, and whole pies are $45.00!!!!!!

Kris B

2023-09

What a great little place. I'm from the Midwest, and we don't have huckleberry, so I wanted to stock up before we went home. There was a great selection here, and they even sold ice cream and pies, too. I'd stop here again if I ever visit.