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The Montana Tap House in Whitefish pours a brew-forward, pub-blueprint night. Mozzarella sticks crackle with a sharp bite while the Supreme Leader Pizza wears a blistered crust and loaded toppings. The Ski Boss Burger delivers a beefy snap, and the living-room vibe with a real fireplace makes it a go-to post-slope hangout. This is a low-key, beer-heavy joint where the groove is as important as the grub.
Skip the generic pizza, get the Supreme Leader. For beer, order the Kolsch.
Post-hike HQ; lively, beer-forward, and welcoming; dog-friendly on the patio.
The crowd swells on weekends and Wild Wednesdays; large groups should book in advance.
EAT HERE IF: beer lovers and casual diners after Glacier hikes. SKIP IF: you want a quiet, upscale dining experience.
Huge beer selection on tap with Montana craft brews
Signature Dishes: Mozzarella Sticks; Supreme Leader Pizza; Ski Boss Burger; Tap House Burger
Mozzarella sticks, Supreme Leader Pizza, Ski Boss Burger, Rainbow Warrior pizza
Visit during off-peak hours to dodge the crowds; evenings and weekends are the busiest.
Budget travelers
The Montana Tap House sits in a casual, welcoming space that draws families during daytime and early evenings. The vibe can be lively, especially on weekends, but kids are welcome. Guest favorites for younger diners include the Rainbow Warrior vegetarian pizza and mozzarella sticks. If you’re after a quieter meal, consider arriving earlier in the evening. Seating is walk-in with no reservation policy noted.
Beer list draws crowds and friendly staff keep the vibe welcoming; food quality varies—some dishes are solid, others fall flat. Overall, a go-to for beer lovers who want a casual, ski-town pub with a warm, communal feel.
Address
845 Wisconsin Ave unit c, Whitefish, MT 59937, USA
To Park Center
approximately 31 miles from park entrance
Based on 536 Google reviews
Based on 536 guest reviews
" Beer list draws crowds and friendly staff keep the vibe welcoming; food quality varies—some dishes are solid, others fall flat. Overall, a go-to for beer lovers who want a casual, ski-town pub with a warm, communal feel."
Jade Edwards
Absolutely one of my favorite places we’ve been so far. The food was amazing, and beer selection was very extensive. The waiter was amazing, and very knowledgeable on the beer selection. Our glasses never ran dry. Dogs were allowed inside, which absolutely made my day! I loved it here and would absolutely make the trip back to visit again.
Patrick Dizney
I'm not a beer guy, but if I was this would be the place. Tons of beer on tap including some non-alcoholic choices. There is pizza and I think other stuff on the menu. Great outdoor seating area when the weather is cooperative and you can let your dog hang out. Some nice local flavor.
Kelly Jones
Top notch beer bar! We had a micro wedding in GNP during the off season. We wanted to go to brewery and just have a relaxed evening with our friends afterwards. We could not have picked a more perfect place! The staff was all super nice and reserved us an area in the back. They let us pay on one tab across the bar and food which made it super easy for me to cash out at the end of the night. It was everything I wanted for my "reception". The bar staff was so funny when I gave them the rest of our cake.
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Prices are moderate for a pub with a broad beer list; some items have been noted as high for food, so expect value mainly when pairing bites with dozens of taps.
Yes. Pizzas offer gluten-free cauliflower crusts; hummus platters have GF cauliflower crust slices.
Yes. Takeout is available; delivery is through Alpine Village Deli from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM.
Casual and come-as-you-are is the norm in this ski-town pub.
Yes, the outdoor seating area is dog-friendly.
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