Kalispell, Missoula, and Northwest Montana Restaurants
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1. Bernice's Bakery
$ | |Buttery croissants, cookies, cupcakes, scones, quiches, muffins, and other glorious baked treats abound at Missoula's best bakery, a longtime local favorite. Come in for coffee seven days a week from 6 am to 8 pm or for lunch from 11 am to 4 pm, when there's a small selection of soups, salads, and sandwiches, such as roast beef and Swiss, or hummus on whole wheat with feta and artichoke hearts. There's seating inside and out, or you can eat alongside the nearby river.
190 S. 3rd W, Missoula, Montana, 59801, USA406-728–1358Known For
- Delicious cupcakes and big cakes for birthdays and anniversaries
- Quiet, comfy place to work or read a book
- New menus posted online every morning
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Rate Includes: No dinner, Credit cards accepted, Reservations not accepted -
2. Big Dipper
$ | |Shakes come in two sizes—regular or large—at Big Dipper, where folks line up for homemade ice cream in flavors like cardamom, green tea, huckleberry, maple walnut, and Mexican chocolate. In the summer, the line can extend around the block. There are locations in Helena and Billings, too.
631 S. Higgins, Missoula, Montana, 59801, USA406-543–5722Known For
- Exotic ice cream flavors
- Long lines
- Great place to meet the locals on the Hip Strip
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3. Le Petit Outre
$ | |Loosely translated, the name means "The Little Outrageous," which is fitting since the croissants, scones, brioches, canneles, and other sweet baked treats here are outrageously good. It also serves the best coffee in town. In addition to pastry, this longtime bakery sells artisan breads (think baguettes, ciabatta, rosemary foccaccia, and New York rye), gourmet mustards, salts, vinegars, and olive oils.
129 S. 4th St. W, Missoula, Montana, 59801, USA406-543–3311Known For
- Great lattes, pastries, and baguettes
- Quiet place with lots of light to work or read
- Benches out front to drink your coffee and meet the locals
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4. Traditions Restaurant at the Bigfork Inn
$$$ | |The Swiss-chalet style of the Bigfork Inn is reminiscent of the lodges in nearby Glacier National Park. Inside, you'll find a lively atmosphere, with seating for more than 200 patrons between the main dining room, library, deck (summer), balcony, and two private rooms. Locals recommend the French onion soup, frog legs, duck à l'orange, and grilled bison tenderloin.
604 Electric Ave., Bigfork, Montana, 59911, USA406-837–6680Known For
- The owner is a friendly fourth-generation French chef
- Pie and crème brûlée made with local huckleberries
- Rare opportunity for good European food in Montana
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Tues., Credit cards accepted -
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