Park Café

Glacier National Park


Owned and operated by the same family since 1952, it's now the grandchild of the Park's founder who's in charge. The charming dilapidated diner decor remains. A variety of berry pies, including of course huckleberry, are still the speciality, along with hearty breakfasts ($8 for a short stack of huckleberry pancakes) and burgers. Reasonably priced mains such as a hot roast-beef sandwich and fish and chips are also good.


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