Two Sisters Cafe

This place is a hit for a variety of reasons. The food is great and comes in large portions, the staff are very friendly (our waitress Morgan), the atmosphere is really warm, from the wall decor and the amount of people eating at the restaurant. Every dish we had was equally delicious! Although the dishes fall in between 20-40 USD, I say the prices were well worth it considering the sort of remote area it is.

We mainly stopped in for ice cream but decided to get appetizers and were not disappointed. The salad we got was full of fresh, delicious vegetables with real greens. The chicken wings were cooked to perfection, were still talking about them weeks later. The service was quick and friendly and the atmosphere was fun and light-hearted. Easily the best place we ate on a trip to Glacier National Park.

Located a short distance from Glaciers East Gate, you can't miss the building and you won't want to miss the food. Incredibly nice service and excellent food. Violent Fems, U2, and others decorated the music from the kitchen add Christmas lights, honey and huckleberry syrup on the walls...The eclectic decorations are donated by customers. Definitely worth the stop. The garlic curds were the best yet and the chicken sandwich was delicious. Didn't get the bison but it looked delicious a table over.

Just off the highway and looks a little silly, but the food was great! Lots of unique options like Trout and Waffles! If you are in the area definitely stop in.

We are visiting from Tennessee and were unsure where to eat with limited options. We chose Two Sisters because I have allergies and saw they had gluten free buns. We were seated quickly for a party of 9, and our server was very kind and welcoming. Everything on the menu sounded delicious, but I ended up deciding on the half chicken meal. I did ask if anything in that meal had dairy or gluten in it, and our server quickly went to ask the kitchen, and it did not. That was exciting to me because usually I have to get a burger because it’s the safest option for me. Our food came quickly, and he brought the kids’ food out first- which we are always appreciative of. The adults’ food came quickly after. Everyone’s food was delicious, and my extremely picky 4 year old even at the cheese flatbread (pizza to her). We were impressed with everything from service to the food and would definitely recommend Two Sisters.

If you don’t go grab a bite to eat at Two Sister’s Cafe you are just plain dumb. Went the first night-had the cheese curds and as a Wisconsin girl I’m going to be judging hard on any cheese curds. These curds were in my top 5 nationwide (go to lakefront brewery in Milwaukee if you want top tier tho). Next was the bison chili which was satisfying and then the glorious pot pie! This pot pie was comfort extraordinaire-full of chicken, pearl onions, potatoes, peas, carrots (quantity is in that order-more chicken than veggies) under a golden blanket of puff pastry. We had Lizzie as our server, who was prompt and appropriately salty at the same time. What are you people waiting for? Follow the yellow brick road, wash yet damn hands and grab some grub here!

The vibe in this place is immaculate. It reminds me of like a retro, maximalist type thing. The service here is outstanding and all the waitresses are very friendly. It’s so local and basically everything about this place is so magical. This is the type of place a movie would be made.

This place was great! They are busy, rightfully so, but they turn guests around quickly. When you wait for food it is incredibly fast to receive and the staff was excellent! I had the trout and waffles which was fantastic and the rest of my party was pleased as well. Great place to go with very few options around, much better than most places in more populated areas.

One of the very few food options close to Many glaciar! They have a lot of options to choose from. We tried the chips with cheese (very different from nachos). The burger portions were huge. Loaded with side of fries (other side options avaliable) The waiters were friendly. Service was fast. A bit pricey but expected as its remote. Plenty of seating inside. They also have a bar/smoothie place inside the restaurant. Parking lot outside and lot of cars parked on the side of the road. Decent food place when visiting glaciar!

Cute little spot. Stopped here for an early dinner after a 10+ mile hike. Service was on point and the huckleberry margaritas were so yummy!! We had the bison ragu and bison sirloin it was so delicious!!! And the trout dip o my heavens, with homemade crackers, pear slices and pickles!! We will definitely stop here our next trip to Glacier National Park!! Thank you!

The East side of the park does not have many good dining options and we We're desperate to find some good food! Once we had Two Sisters we knew it was mission accomplished! We went back a second time and had we found it earlier in our stay we would have eaten there all week. The atmosphere is fun and inviting, the staff is laid back and friendly! Two meals we had consisted of the quesadillas, chicken fried chicken, burger, and texican bowl. Everything was fantastic!!! I also had a Huckleberry shake after hiking 16 miles and WOW...you do not want to miss that shake! I am back home in WI now and craving that shake every minute of the day.

Came here for the very first time. Good place to have your family eat together. Portion was big enough for sharing. Service was quick and friendly. The place was great, not too loud, quite big and spacious.

A cute family run joint with surprisingly good food! One of the only places we visited more than once on our recent visit to the area. We loved starting with the special salad with Bibb lettuce, grapefruit, strawberries, walnut and poppy seed and snap peas. Trout dip was a good starter. The spicy chili was awesome and not spicy (we were told 3/5 spice, we probably would have called it 1/5- totally fine for our 2 and 4 year old). The favorite dish of our visits was the HUGE braised pork shank which was fall off-the-bone-tender and came in a super tasty mustard seed broth, accompanied by butternut squash, cranberry sauce, green beans. Next we loved the guisado de res - Mexican style stew with thick chunks of lean sirloin that were well seasoned, tasty and hearty. The tortilla strips and avocado were a good touch although the dish just lacked cilantro and queso fresco. The bison Bolognese was mushy and more of a baked lasagna, unfortunately not our favorite. Likewise we found the mushroom ragout pretty gloopy. We drinks were okay and there was plenty of pie to be had for dessert. Bathrooms were a bit hard in the rain (outside) and be prepared for a wait (even for a 5pm weekday dinner)

The good: cheese curds were amazing. Service was quick and friendly. Vibe was comfy and casual. The bad: bison burger (2/5- very dry), pot pie (2/5 for taste, had hair on mine)

What a unique diner. We got seated quickly and our server promptly took our order and we got our food very quickly. The shepherds pie was so delicious!

Super inflexible with food orders. Hostess was not at all friendly. Server was surly. Food was mediocre and overpriced.

The bison New York strip was, literally, the toughest cut of meat I've had. It had flavor and was cooked to order but was tough as shoe leather. It was topped with a cranberry sauce so heavy it leached all over the mixed vegetables and fried (subbed vs rice). The prices are WAY too much for the quality of food; however, Jacob did a good job waiting on us.

Great food ; great service; enjoyable interaction with owners; amusing decor . One would never expect gourmet food in Babb Montana. You will find it at Two Sisters Cafe!

It's a very busy place. I like that they have a separate bar area where you can order drinks while you wait, Alcohol or non-alcohol. I ordered the trout and waffles, unusual combination but surprisingly the flavors blend well together. Highly recommend stopping in for a good meal. Service was excellent as well.

WOW, talk about creative cooking!! Very friendly staff, even the kitchen staff is fun with a mostly open concept. we had the bison bolognaise, great flavor and texture. I had the half roasted chicken, served with salsa Verde, black beans and rice, and a mango salsa. Both dishes were packed with flavor. The dining room is very eclectic and interesting. Nice job 2 sister's

Good was okay, there's not much at all in this area. The service was great and the servers were very attentive. Ambiance was unique and fun!

We had the Redburger and the chili cheese burger. Both were very good, but the Redburger was outstanding. The thin fries were tasty, and we shared the huckleberry pie - which was a perfect ending. Service was prompt and helpful.

Fantastic people and food! We talked to other customers and they had been there several days in a row because of the food and service! Unexpected gem!

We had a great dinner here after spending the day in Glacier National Park. Hearty food with a classy spin. The stuffed pepper was excellent and I highly recommend the huckleberry pie. The service was great too.

Food was as expected, nothing was great but just ok, it was not bad. Service was 2 out 5 and we had to give a bad service an 18 percent tip. And then a 4 percent card charge. All in all, $50 went to nothing. Long wait, edgy grumpy service, and then they could not split a check and charge the tip on the bar drinks with another 4 percent on card use. I will not go back. The organization needs to learn how to speak and accommodate customers.

A friend recommended Two Sisters and I'm so glad he did!!! Visiting GNP and had an amazing dinner!! They quoted a 25 min wait but it ended up being only about 10 minutes. The service was exceptional and friendly, and the food...WOW! One of the best meals we've had in a long time!!! We had a burger, the bison over egg noodles, and the chicken pot pie. All three were delicious and seasoned perfectly!!! I don't usually like restaurant pie, but the huckleberry pie was amazing. Wish we'd stayed in the area another night so we could eat there again!

Great service-friendly and helpful staff. Bison burger (per hubby) was outstanding! Loved my huckleberry mango margarita Thoroughly enjoyed!

Quirky local diner with amazing pies : ) got a bison burger which was perfect . We shared rhubarb/raspberry and a huckleberry pie ~ both were absolutely scrumptious. Homemade deliciousness. We were visiting from Florida so huckleberry pie was an adventure to us !

In town visiting and was recommended this spot by the clerk at a store nearby. Definitely a wait on a busy Thursday night but worth it. Wait staff were so friendly and the food came out of the kitchen quickly. Everything tasted great (bison burgers and fries) and the cold beers were the perfect touch.

What a gem! Delicious food, attentive restaurant service, great margaritas, great vibe, convenient location close to Glacier National Park. We had the Two Sisters margaritas, trout dip, and gumbo. Food was delicious and service was great. We also got mango ginger cheesecake to go. Really enjoyed the design of the restaurant. Great license plate and bumper sticker collection. Bartender was very engaging and nice when we had a brief wait for our table.

Don't miss the huckleberry pie if they have it. We all had burgers and they were good. The place was hopping. Come early or be prepared to wait a little. Nice place. They do charge extra for credit cards.

Awesome, friendly service. Great local craft beer options. So many apps sounded good, but we went with old faithful: the onion rings which were so delicious! Very thick cut and awesome beer batter. Treat yourself to them and you won't be disappointed. The Trout and Waffles is pricey, but it is also a HUGE portion. Trout is perfectly flash fried leaving it moist and flaky (warning for those who may be sensitive to skin: it is still on). The huckleberry butter on the waffles is incredible. The huckleberry syrup is very sweet, so I was happy it was on the side to dip rather than poured on. It wound up being so sweet we didn't need dessert.

Our huckleberry pie taste test continues! This was the best of the three we had while visiting MT (but still not memorable). The pie had a decent flaky double crust and the filling was cooked down well: whole huckleberries intact with sugary goo holding them together. Our friends brought us this slice, so I can't personally comment on the service, but they had a few words on the frazzled and abruptness they encountered and they're usually not ones to say anything. (Not accounted for in the rating here).

We stopped at two sisters when we could not get through to many glacier because the road was closed for the season. The huckleberry pie sign brought us in and we were pleased with our huckleberry pie However we ordered the bison burger which was pretty expensive and it was nothing more than a plain hamburger you could get at a fast food place. It was disappointing. Our server was kind and the restaurant itself is a sight to see but the food is nothing to write home about

We got there at 345 and there were already 3 cars waiting for them to open.. good sign. We were seated promptly at r and there were numerous wait staff attending each table. Within 20 minutes place was full! No alcohol served til 5pm since restaurant is on Blackfoot Indian land and that is their rules. We both ordered Bison Filets w/peppercorn sauce. Unfortunately meal only came w/french fries! Although they were good, I prefer potato, veggies and/or rice with steak. Had to order side salad alacarte. Homemade yeast rolls were delicious. Steak was superb and perfectly cooked. We also ordered Brussel sprouts which were sauteed and served with/balsamic vinegar drizzle and chunks of bleu cheese. Yum yum. Place is very interesting w/eclectic decor.

One of my favorite places to eat on my way to Glacier! I always get the bison burger, which is so delicious. The huckleberry shakes and beer and terrific. Friendly servers and love how we can watch the kitchen from our seats. I'll be here anytime i'm in Babb!

Food was mediocre at best. Buns for the burger and pulled pork were hard, tough and stale. The chili just didn't have any flavor. And the older guy who cashed us out is just plain grumpy and rude. We heard this was a great place, so we were surprised it was this bad.

Had dinner here 4 times in 5 nights during our stay in Many Glacier. We loved every meal. The food was fantastic, there were great specials every night, a full bar, and everyone was super friendly. A wonderful institution. Cannot recommend highly enough.

There isn't much in the area. Everything is expensive everywhere probably due to the remote location. We ate dinner in town our first evening and it was just something to stop the growling of our stomachs and fill the empty space. While eating I overheard a worker behind the counter recommend Two Sisters and noted it for later. We came the next evening for dinner and it offered a much better variety of options on the menu. It isn't too far of a drive from St. Mary's, it did have a wait. We were told 45 minutes but I think we only waited 20 minutes. I had the jambalaya with fried chicken breast. An odd combination but plenty to eat, I did not finish my meal. The next day the restaurant was not open for breakfast but the coffee kiosk was open and I got a breakfast wrap, made fresh (beats heating up a breakfast sandwich in a microwave, which is offered in town) I also had a toasted marshmallow cold coffee which was as good or better than a frappe at Starbucks. This seems to be a place for locals and tourists. Just have patience due to the popularity.

Roadside surprise for sure. Looks like a little place, but you walk into a place with plenty for everyone who stops by. Interesting, tasty food, with meat sourced from the Blackfeet Nation. Bison was delicious. Staff was friendly. Prices were a little high, but still worth a try!

All the food was delicious. Home made sauces and ranch really good. The only disappointment was in the jambalaya there was only one bit of sausage in the whole dish. Not enough to knock it down. If you arrive at the wrong time you are in for a bit of a wait. But since it's so restaurant remote in the area not much to pick from. Prices are standard tourism prices for the area. A bit better food than you get down the street in st Mary though.

Great place in a small town! We loved the food and service! Had so many Huckleberry things and all were amazing! Had the cauliflower app, the bison meatloaf and bbq pulled pork sandwich, all were amazing! Also got huckleberry shakes, huckleberry pie, huckleberry mango margaritas and apple caramel pie! All so freaking good!

Very unique decor and the sisters greet you at the door. Was in the mood for a burger my way. It was perfect and after a long day of hiking really hit the spot. Go get a belly full of good food and fun

We came here at almost closing time after a nice day at Glacier National Park. The restaurant selections in the area are sparse and we were happy to find this place. The ambience was eclectic with the outside building painted purple and flamingos, cows, and skull heads hanging from the ceiling and license plates on the wall. It was an open kitchen with two women with bandanas cooking. We ordered the roasted half chicken over black beans and rice, mushroom ragout, Bahn mi, and a huckleberry shake and pie a'la mode. The presentation was nice. The food was okay. I didn't care for the Bahn mi. The sauce was overly sweet and there was too much of it on the meat. We enjoyed the huckleberry shake and pie though. Service was friendly which I appreciated. The highlight at the end of the day was seeing a bear cross the street as we were ready to leave the parking lot. I would stop here again and try some of their other entrees if we are ever in the area.

I stopped by Two Sisters in my way home from a long hike at Many Glacier - I'd seen it on my drive up in the morning, and two women working in a gift shop endorsed it. I didn't want to eat in the park. THRILLED that Two Sisters offers gluten-free buns, after a long hike I really wanted some fake bread instead of just a burger on lettuce. My cheeseburger was solid, classic "American," the fries were delicious, lunch came amazingly fast - very important after a long hike! - and my server was very attentive even though it was just me. The staff all were outgoing and nice; I came to expect that in Montana but don't want to take it for granted! I didn't have room for anything huckleberry afterwards, sadly, but I bet their shakes are delicious. Highly recommend for hungry folks in the area, especially the gluten-free kids!

Food was great. Good service. Ambiance was fun! Huckleberry pie with huckleberry icecream I recommend!

Great service, our waiter was very attentive and friendly. The food came out very quickly and the pie with huckleberry ice cream was amazing!

We were disappointed in the food. Nothing more or less. Ambiance was fun and kitschy, service was fine, .... Not many choices for dinner in the Babb/St Mary Village area.

Dined here twice during our time staying/exploring in and around Glacier National Park. You can't miss the quirky purple building. The restaurant can fill up quickly once they open and it's easy to see why. All the dishes we tried were delicious, and really hit the spot after a day out in Glacier. The staff are wonderful and friendly, and made for a great evening.

Great service but...they were out of 4 of their featured entrees. The menu was already somewhat limited. I ended up getting a Bison Burger because it was the only thing left on the menu that looked edible that was still available. When it arrived it was luke warm. My daughter got a Trout Waffle. Super weird but she liked it. Another family member got a Chili Burger which was supposedly spicy (it was not). Despite the lackluster entrees we decided to get a Huckleberry Mountain. The "mountain" was a huge glob of whipped cream and sprinkles covering a small brownie and a scoop of ice cream. The area doesn't have a lot of dining options and we know that we need to keep our expectations in check when we leave the California East Bay . This was a good example why. But the service was Top Notch.

This place is pretty pricey for your typical loca cafe/diner but it was pretty much the only restaurant open in St. Mary's. Paid $17 for a burger and fries which were pretty standard. The burger was topped with a "thousand island" type dressing, grilled mushrooms, grilled onions and bacon. Was pretty impressed by the various options for desert, everything from milkshakes, to pie, to brownies and huckleberry ice cream! My friend and I chose the huckleberry pie and the lemon huckleberry bread pudding. Both were good, not amazing and not overly sweet. Easy place to stop after a hike at many glacier.

Great food and great location to Glacier National park. Everyone was really nice! They had clean restrooms too

The building is purple which makes it stand out!! There's not too many restaurant options in Babb, but we chose Two Sisters because they had more vegetarian options than most: quesadillas, Mediterranean starter, falafel platter entree, and Beyond Burger. Dining area is large, Service was very good, and food comes out quickly. Food quality is just ok. Prices are a little exorbitant, but if you're one of only a few eateries around you can charge a lot!

I have eaten dinner here every night of my 3 nights stay on the east side of glacier cafe. The owner John and his staff are amazing. Their service is super quick and the food is delicious. Absolutely no other restaurant comes even close to this place. They have a variety of vegetarian options and their ambiance is very inviting. Whenever I come back, I know this place is where I will go.

This was one of the last places we visited while in Glacier. Not much to pick from in the middle of nowhere. Service was slow but waitress warned us that the kitchen was backed up. Place was clean but certainly had some interesting things to look at on the walls. Food was average. Expensive but what isn't in Glacier. Certainly not a good price vs value place.

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.

A tad bit pricey for what you get but considering it's one of like 3 restaurants for miles (and definitely the best of those 3) it gets a full 5 stars from me. I went with the BBQ pulled pork sandwich and it did not disappoint in the slightest, and the portion size was just right with very good fries. Will go back if I am ever in the middle of nowhere in Montana again. Service was excellent, shout-out to our server John.