Service was quick and atmosphere was good. Food was not that great except for the chicken fajita wrap which was good. Rest of the food was more like the frozen stuff which was reheated and that too not perfectly re heated. It was hot in the sides and cold in the middle.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Jerad Morey
Long wait after ordering; dine-in option has an in-house casino the noises of which were a minus for us; portions were generous and you definitely get your money's worth.
Skibumlady
Dinner at the casino was not as expected. We were told by the hotel attendant that this was the recommended place in town to eat and we could get steaks and prime rib. Next nearest place was over 30 miles away unless we wanted to eat at a gas station. Imagine our surprise when we walked in: The dining room was a warehouse-like room (white walls, high open ceiling with pipes visible) with white Formica tables and many, many slot machines. Yes, it was loud. Food was counter-order like a college snack shop. The food was better than the setting - diner quality, comfort food offerings. Friendly, helpful staff took our order and brought it to our table. Philly Cheesesteak was full of tender, well-seasoned steak, onions and peppers. The side of onion rings were obviously from frozen bag of rings, a little greasy. Chicken Fried Steak was a large piece of crispy breaded steak (again, from frozen but good) that was tender, hot, topped with lots of white, nicely seasoned gravy. Plenty of homemade (or equivalent) mashed potatoes and a small dish of fresh coleslaw. Like the cheesesteak, a tasty surprise as comfort food, much better than the ambiance.
Elizabeth Giuliani
Absolutely horrible. 2 hamburgers over done burned $20I cut up to bring home to put in dog food in the morning
Raelene V.
This was a last choice after a long day and finding all of our other choices closed. This establishment is in the middle of a casino. None of our food had too much flavor. I got a French dip and although the roast was tender the AU jus was bland. Mom's Philly cheesesteak was very hot (jalapeños galore) and I traded with her halfway through). Fries and Chicken tenders were right off the Sisco truck. Had to explain to my 9yo grandson why he couldn't play on the "video" machines. The service was good and we had a lovely Native American waitress, LaRaye. The ambiance here is noisy due to the gambling machines and tvs broadcasting poker games. It's also a bit depressing seeing the young kids sitting in the cafe area nursing sodas and playing on their phones while parents gamble nearby.
Rayna V.
Only place open in Browning after a very long day at glacier. Service was great everyone was so friendly but the food was very mid and the venue left much to be desired. I know beggars can't be choosers but next time I'm in the area I desperately hope something else is open.
Nadine W.
Was in town with my mother for my cousin's funeral, and staying at the Glacier Peaks Hotel, which is connected to the casino & also the aforementioned restaurant. Hungry, after a long train ride, we immediately went to said restaurant & ordered the following: Mom had some delectable creamy tomato soup with saltine crackers & hot tea, whereas I had a huge delicious Indian Taco with everything on it + a small dr. pepper (lol which turned out to be HUGE). Satiated & impressed with the delicious food thus far, we decided to order dessert, which did not disappoint - Mom had mouthwatering homemade huckleberry bread pudding, whereas I had a truly succulent chocolate lava cake with a huge scoop of vanilla ice cream on the side. OMGosh, can't say enough about the food & service; without asking the server whisked our plates away as soon as we were done & brought us out fresh plates of food. Also, it turns out the friendly Manager is my cousin's cousin and was on a food t.v. show a few years ago because he's a professional Chef and presented his award winning food! :)
Joyce A.
Counter staff....I'd rather not comment. Kitchen staff is amazing. They are not with idle hands. Best smiles the house. You can see and hear their teamwork. Delicious NY strip. Asked for double salads instead of any potatoes and was told I could only have one. No substitutions for side. Just go without.... Kitchen wanted to rectify but counter was not on board. Hopefully next visit counter will receive training on welcome, order taking, processing cooked orders (not wait for kitchen staff to come up front and resolve 4 orders sitting on counter). That way I can line it up to 5 stars.
David Galvan
Food was really good and the price was reasonable. Service was good. Overall very pleased.
LeRoy T.
The Jackpot Restaurant & Glacier Grind Espresso coffee house are located at the Glacier Peaks Casino in Browning Montana just outside of Glacier National park on the Blackfeet reservation. The food is good and at a fair price. (See the photos of the menu taken on 10-8-22). We had the hand patted cheeseburger plate and prime rib sandwich plates They came with a generous portion of fries and onion rings and were very good. The Casino was very clean as were the restrooms. The sounds were that of a typical casino. Parking was plentiful with easy access to the restaurant. There is a new hotel attached to the casino if you wanted to stay. The restaurant is just inside the main door making it kid friendly.
The service was fast, and the cost was pretty cheap. The food it self was average. I was there during the North American Indian Days, so it was packed and finding seating was an issue. But I doubt it's normally that crowded. Overall, it's what you would expect for a fast food restaurant in a casino.
Mario McCullough
Shirae had the worst customer serviceThe manager shawn is awesome
Chaz Charles
Quick diner like food. It is good worth your buck.
the MAN
This is where the locals come to eat. It’s a casino restaurant.I liked it!
Daniel G.
Comparatively for the area, you can't do much better than this. The food is hot and tastes fine. The servers were friendly. They bring the food to the table with a good attitude. Prices can't be beat. I'd come back if I'm in the area.
Service was quick and atmosphere was good. Food was not that great except for the chicken fajita wrap which was good. Rest of the food was more like the frozen stuff which was reheated and that too not perfectly re heated. It was hot in the sides and cold in the middle.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Long wait after ordering; dine-in option has an in-house casino the noises of which were a minus for us; portions were generous and you definitely get your money's worth.
Dinner at the casino was not as expected. We were told by the hotel attendant that this was the recommended place in town to eat and we could get steaks and prime rib. Next nearest place was over 30 miles away unless we wanted to eat at a gas station. Imagine our surprise when we walked in: The dining room was a warehouse-like room (white walls, high open ceiling with pipes visible) with white Formica tables and many, many slot machines. Yes, it was loud. Food was counter-order like a college snack shop. The food was better than the setting - diner quality, comfort food offerings. Friendly, helpful staff took our order and brought it to our table. Philly Cheesesteak was full of tender, well-seasoned steak, onions and peppers. The side of onion rings were obviously from frozen bag of rings, a little greasy. Chicken Fried Steak was a large piece of crispy breaded steak (again, from frozen but good) that was tender, hot, topped with lots of white, nicely seasoned gravy. Plenty of homemade (or equivalent) mashed potatoes and a small dish of fresh coleslaw. Like the cheesesteak, a tasty surprise as comfort food, much better than the ambiance.
Absolutely horrible. 2 hamburgers over done burned $20I cut up to bring home to put in dog food in the morning
This was a last choice after a long day and finding all of our other choices closed. This establishment is in the middle of a casino. None of our food had too much flavor. I got a French dip and although the roast was tender the AU jus was bland. Mom's Philly cheesesteak was very hot (jalapeños galore) and I traded with her halfway through). Fries and Chicken tenders were right off the Sisco truck. Had to explain to my 9yo grandson why he couldn't play on the "video" machines. The service was good and we had a lovely Native American waitress, LaRaye. The ambiance here is noisy due to the gambling machines and tvs broadcasting poker games. It's also a bit depressing seeing the young kids sitting in the cafe area nursing sodas and playing on their phones while parents gamble nearby.
Only place open in Browning after a very long day at glacier. Service was great everyone was so friendly but the food was very mid and the venue left much to be desired. I know beggars can't be choosers but next time I'm in the area I desperately hope something else is open.
Was in town with my mother for my cousin's funeral, and staying at the Glacier Peaks Hotel, which is connected to the casino & also the aforementioned restaurant. Hungry, after a long train ride, we immediately went to said restaurant & ordered the following: Mom had some delectable creamy tomato soup with saltine crackers & hot tea, whereas I had a huge delicious Indian Taco with everything on it + a small dr. pepper (lol which turned out to be HUGE). Satiated & impressed with the delicious food thus far, we decided to order dessert, which did not disappoint - Mom had mouthwatering homemade huckleberry bread pudding, whereas I had a truly succulent chocolate lava cake with a huge scoop of vanilla ice cream on the side. OMGosh, can't say enough about the food & service; without asking the server whisked our plates away as soon as we were done & brought us out fresh plates of food. Also, it turns out the friendly Manager is my cousin's cousin and was on a food t.v. show a few years ago because he's a professional Chef and presented his award winning food! :)
Counter staff....I'd rather not comment. Kitchen staff is amazing. They are not with idle hands. Best smiles the house. You can see and hear their teamwork. Delicious NY strip. Asked for double salads instead of any potatoes and was told I could only have one. No substitutions for side. Just go without.... Kitchen wanted to rectify but counter was not on board. Hopefully next visit counter will receive training on welcome, order taking, processing cooked orders (not wait for kitchen staff to come up front and resolve 4 orders sitting on counter). That way I can line it up to 5 stars.
Food was really good and the price was reasonable. Service was good. Overall very pleased.
The Jackpot Restaurant & Glacier Grind Espresso coffee house are located at the Glacier Peaks Casino in Browning Montana just outside of Glacier National park on the Blackfeet reservation. The food is good and at a fair price. (See the photos of the menu taken on 10-8-22). We had the hand patted cheeseburger plate and prime rib sandwich plates They came with a generous portion of fries and onion rings and were very good. The Casino was very clean as were the restrooms. The sounds were that of a typical casino. Parking was plentiful with easy access to the restaurant. There is a new hotel attached to the casino if you wanted to stay. The restaurant is just inside the main door making it kid friendly.
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The service was fast, and the cost was pretty cheap. The food it self was average. I was there during the North American Indian Days, so it was packed and finding seating was an issue. But I doubt it's normally that crowded. Overall, it's what you would expect for a fast food restaurant in a casino.
Shirae had the worst customer serviceThe manager shawn is awesome
Quick diner like food. It is good worth your buck.
This is where the locals come to eat. It’s a casino restaurant.I liked it!
Comparatively for the area, you can't do much better than this. The food is hot and tastes fine. The servers were friendly. They bring the food to the table with a good attitude. Prices can't be beat. I'd come back if I'm in the area.