Moose’s Saloon
Downtown Kalispell pizza saloon serving pizza, sandwiches and beer for over 60 years.
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Late evening; the kitchen stays open to 11 PM, later than most Kalispell restaurants.
Dining
Moose's Saloon has served pizza and sandwiches on North Main Street in downtown Kalispell for more than 60 years. The kitchen runs 11 AM to 11 PM and the bar 10 AM to 1 AM, with pizzas in four sizes, a gluten-free crust on the 10-inch, and deli sandwiches like the Reuben and the Poor Boy. Kalispell is about 33 miles from the West Entrance via US 2, so this is a late-night or post-hike dinner base, not a stop inside the park.
Quick facts
- Cuisine Type
- Pizza and sandwiches
- Meals Served
- lunch
- dinner
- late night
- Signature Dishes
- Combo, Veggie, Mexican and Meat Lover pizzas, plus the Reuben, Grinder, Missoulian and Poor Boy Deluxe sandwiches.
What to order
- Cuisine Type
- Pizza and sandwiches
- Meals Served
- lunch
- dinner
- late night
- Signature Dishes
- Combo, Veggie, Mexican and Meat Lover pizzas, plus the Reuben, Grinder, Missoulian and Poor Boy Deluxe sandwiches.
- Menu Recommendations
- A Combo or Meat Lover pizza for the table, a Reuben if you want a sandwich, and the Spinach Feta Salad for the house dressing.
- Dietary Options
- gluten-free pizza crust (10-inch only)
- veggie pizza
- veggie sandwich
Hours & seating
- Operating Hours
- Bar daily 10 AM–1 AM (Google, Mon–Fri listed); kitchen 11 AM–11 PM per the website; check before you go.
Visit strategy
- Best For
- late dinner after a long Glacier day
- groups splitting pizzas
- budget-minded travelers
- Not Ideal For
- Travelers wanting a quiet dinner or a menu beyond pizza, sandwiches and two salads.
- Vibe
- saloon
- casual
- historic downtown
- Tips Advice
- Kitchen closes at 11 PM even though the bar runs to 1 AM
- Gluten-free crust is only offered on the 10-inch pizza
- Sandwiches come with mayonnaise, chips and a pickle by default
- Moostly Moose's gift shop is two doors down at 179 N Main
More details
- Takeout Available
- Yes
- House Made
- Spinach Feta Salad comes with a house-made dressing.
- Unique Factor
- A Kalispell institution of more than 60 years with its own gift shop next door and one of the latest kitchens in town.
- Best Time To Visit
- Late evening; the kitchen stays open to 11 PM, later than most Kalispell restaurants.
- The Order Strategy
- Pizzas come in 7, 10, 12 and 15 inch; order the 15 for a group, the 10 if anyone needs gluten-free crust.
- The Vibe Check
- Old wooden saloon on Main Street, busy bar; loud and unfussy.
- The Crowd Factor
- Mixed locals and visitors; the bar crowd builds later in the evening.
- Eat Here If Skip If
- EAT HERE IF: you roll back into Kalispell late and want pizza and a beer. SKIP IF: you want a quiet room or anything beyond pizza and sandwiches.
- Distance From Park
- About 33 miles from downtown Kalispell to the West Entrance via US 2 east.
- Review Summary
- Rated 4.5 across roughly 2,760 Google reviews, a high score sustained over a very large sample for a saloon.
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Frequently asked questions
How far is Moose's Saloon from Glacier National Park?
About 33 miles from Kalispell to the West Entrance via US 2 east.
Do they take reservations?
The website does not mention reservations; the listed phone number is (406) 755-2337.
Is there a gluten-free option?
Yes, a gluten-free crust is available on the 10-inch pizza only.
How late is the kitchen open?
The website lists kitchen hours of 11 AM–11 PM, with the bar open 10 AM–1 AM.
Are there vegetarian choices?
Yes, a Veggie pizza, a Veggie sandwich and a Spinach Feta Salad.
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Sources
- Google Reviews
- YourNPGuide Editorial
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Last updated September 2026. Report an issue.