KM Bar
Neapolitan pizza, a Wagyu burger and a cold tap list in Kalispell's 1894 KM Building, open Tue–Sat evenings.
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Any evening Tuesday through Saturday; the bar opens at 4 PM and closes at 10 PM.
Dining
KM Bar is a neighborhood bar and pizza spot in the 1894 KM Building at 29 3rd Street East in downtown Kalispell, a corner that began as the Kalispell Mercantile. It is not inside a lodge; the building is a historic brick mercantile and the bar shares ownership with the sister restaurant Mercantile Steak. The kitchen turns out ten-inch Neapolitan-style pizzas with a gluten-free cauliflower crust option, a Wagyu burger, smoked prime dip, wings and cod and chips, while the bar runs a glycol-chilled tap system, named house cocktails and mocktails. Open Tuesday through Saturday 4 to 10 PM and closed Sunday and Monday, it suits an evening back in Kalispell after a Glacier day, about 33 miles from the West Entrance.
Quick facts
- Cuisine Type
- Pizza and bar food
- Meals Served
- Dinner
- Signature Dishes
- Ten-inch Neapolitan-style pizzas (Tomato Pie, Pepperoni Paradiso, Toscana, The Hog Father, Bourbon Bird), KM Wagyu Burger, smoked prime dip, chicken wings, North Pacific cod and chips
- Local Specialties
- Western Montana Wagyu beef burger; Sun Hand's Farm mushrooms on the Toscana and The Fun Guy pizzas
What to order
- Cuisine Type
- Pizza and bar food
- Meals Served
- Dinner
- Signature Dishes
- Ten-inch Neapolitan-style pizzas (Tomato Pie, Pepperoni Paradiso, Toscana, The Hog Father, Bourbon Bird), KM Wagyu Burger, smoked prime dip, chicken wings, North Pacific cod and chips
- Local Specialties
- Western Montana Wagyu beef burger; Sun Hand's Farm mushrooms on the Toscana and The Fun Guy pizzas
- Menu Recommendations
- The Hog Father or Toscana pizza, the KM Wagyu Burger with hand-cut fries, and a Vaquero Verde or a Sunrise on the Highline mocktail.
- Dietary Options
- Gluten-free cauliflower pizza crust
- Menu marks GF, gluten-sensitive and dairy-free items
- Non-alcoholic beers and mocktails
Prices & reservations
- Reservations Policy
- No reservations and no waitlist; walk in. Parties of eight or more are asked to call (406) 300-0808 ahead.
Hours & seating
- Operating Hours
- Tue–Sat 4 PM–10 PM; hours may shift around holidays
- Closed Days
- Sunday and Monday
Visit strategy
- Best For
- Evening pizza after a Glacier day
- Groups under eight who want to walk in
- Gluten-sensitive diners who still want pizza
- Not Ideal For
- Lunch (opens at 4 PM), Sunday or Monday visits, or large parties expecting a reservation.
- Service Type
- Full table service; order at your booth rather than at the bar
- Tips Advice
- Walk in; there are no reservations or waitlist, but groups of eight or more should call ahead.
- Pizzas are ten-inch Neapolitan style, so plan one per person or share two among three.
- Ask for the gluten-free cauliflower crust; the menu also flags GF, gluten-sensitive and dairy-free items.
- Pizza can be ordered online through the sister restaurant's Toast page.
- An 18% gratuity may be applied to parties of six or more, and a 3% fee applies to credit card payments.
More details
- Takeout Available
- Yes
- Beverage Program
- Glycol-chilled tap system held around 38 degrees with a rotating draught list, house cocktails such as the Vaquero Verde and KMOF, mocktails, wines by the glass and a bourbon shelf.
- House Made
- House marinara, house-made mozzarella sticks, house tomato sauce, house bourbon BBQ sauce, house caesar dressing, house croutons, hand-cut fries
- Unique Factor
- A bar inside the 1894 Kalispell Mercantile building, with the original signage and a tap system chilled to around 38 degrees.
- Best Time To Visit
- Any evening Tuesday through Saturday; the bar opens at 4 PM and closes at 10 PM.
- The Order Strategy
- Start with hand-cut fries or KM-arella sticks, then one ten-inch pie each; add grilled chicken to a half salad if you want something lighter.
- The Vibe Check
- The site describes itself as a neighborhood bar in a 130-year-old mercantile corner, five minutes' walk from anywhere downtown, with occasional events and late nights.
- Eat Here If Skip If
- EAT HERE IF: you want a downtown Kalispell evening with Neapolitan pizza, a cold draught and no reservation hassle. SKIP IF: you need lunch, it is Sunday or Monday, or you are bringing a large group without calling ahead.
- Distance From Park
- Downtown Kalispell, about 33 miles from the West Entrance via US 2 east.
- Review Summary
- Google shows a 4.0 rating across 134 reviews; the site says the bar recently reopened with full table service, so older reviews may predate the current format.
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Frequently asked questions
Is KM Bar inside a hotel or lodge?
No. It occupies the 1894 KM Building in downtown Kalispell, originally the Kalispell Mercantile, and is not attached to a lodge.
How far is KM Bar from Glacier National Park?
It is in downtown Kalispell, about 33 miles from the West Entrance via US 2 east.
Can I make a reservation?
No reservations or waitlist; walk in and grab a seat. Parties of eight or more are asked to call (406) 300-0808 first.
Are there gluten-free options?
Yes, any pizza can be made on a gluten-free cauliflower crust, and the menu marks GF, gluten-sensitive and dairy-free items. Ask your server about allergy modifications.
What are the hours?
Tuesday through Saturday 4 PM to 10 PM, closed Sunday and Monday. Hours may shift around holidays, with changes posted on Instagram.
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Sources
- Google Reviews
- YourNPGuide Editorial
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Last updated September 2026. Report an issue.