Dining
Uptown Hearth
Quick facts
- Establishment Type
- cafe
- Cuisine Type
- mexican
- asian
- sandwiches
- breakfast
- coffee
- Meals Served
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Signature Dishes
- Morning Bun; Wakin' Bacon; Soba Bowl
What to order
- Establishment Type
- cafe
- Cuisine Type
- mexican
- asian
- sandwiches
- breakfast
- coffee
- Meals Served
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Signature Dishes
- Morning Bun; Wakin' Bacon; Soba Bowl
- Local Specialties
- Local, fresh ingredients; huckleberry juice.
- Popular Items
- Morning Bun, Soba Bowl, Wakin' Bacon
- Menu Recommendations
- Morning Bun—flaky crust; Wakin' Bacon—crispy edges; Soba Bowl—ginger crunch with crème fraîche.
- Dietary Options
- Vegetarian
- Vegan
- Gluten-Free
Prices & reservations
- Price Range Symbols
- Varies
- Price Specifics
- Soba Bowl $15. Holiday pre-orders for tarts and boules range from $8 to $40.
- Reservations Policy
- Generally walk-in, but reservations are available for coworking spaces and private events.
- Typical Wait Times
- No published wait times noted; it’s popular, especially in peak seasons.
- Payment Methods
- Visa
- Mastercard
- American Express
- Discover
- JCB
- CashApp
- Apple Pay
- Google Pay
Hours & seating
- Operating Hours
- Monday: 7:00 AM – 2:00 PM
- Tuesday: Closed
- Wednesday: Closed
- Thursday: 7:00 AM – 2:00 PM
- Friday: 7:00 AM – 2:00 PM
- Saturday: 7:00 AM – 2:00 PM
- Sunday: 7:00 AM – 2:00 PM
- Seating Types
- outdoor
- Parking Details
- Free street parking.
- Accessibility
- No explicit accessibility details available.
Visit strategy
- Best For
- Casual pastry runs before/after Glacier entry
- Coffee breaks with locals
- Early-morning bite on the way to the park
- Service Type
- Counter service
- Service Speed
- Moderate pace; quick for pastries and slower for meals
- Vibe
- Cozy
- Homey
- Locals hub
- Inviting
- Noise Level
- Moderate to low
- Busiest Times
- Summer is the busiest season in the Glacier National Park area.
- Best Visit Times
- Arrive early or during off-peak hours to avoid crowds.
- Tips Advice
- Grab the Morning Bun while it’s warm.
- Soba Bowl balances zing with crème fraîche for a tangy finish.
- Pair with freshly roasted coffee for peak flavor.
- Take a seat on the front porch to watch the locals roll by.
More details
- Takeout Available
- 1
- Delivery Available
- 1
- Delivery Details
- Delivery through Uber Eats.
- Dress Code
- Casual - come as you are.
- Beverage Program
- Full coffee bar with in-house roasted beans, espresso, and tea.
- Parking Available
- 1
- Dog Friendly Patio
- 1
- Wi-Fi Available
- 1
- Family Friendly
- 1
- Family Friendly Notes
- Cozy, welcoming; no explicit kid features listed, but family-friendly by vibe.
- Seasonal Rushes
- Summer peak season.
- Live Music
- 0
- Unique Factor
- Soba Bowl with ginger scallion soba and jammy soy egg; Beef and Blue Burger with horseradish beet spread
- Nearby Facilities
- Nearby dining options include Nite Owl Back Room, Three Forks Grille, Gunsight Saloon; nearby coffee spots Montana Coffee Traders and Copper Mountain Coffee
- Best Time To Visit
- Arrive early or during off-peak hours to dodge crowds; summer is the busiest season.
- The Order Strategy
- Skip the plain pastry routine—Morning Bun is the cult favorite. Then the Soba Bowl for a savory lift. For drinks, order a Chemex or a top espresso to match the pastry pace.
- The Vibe Check
- Cozy, unpretentious; a locals-and-visitors hub that feels like a pit stop before Glacier.
- The Crowd Factor
- Summer crowds; arrive early or during off-peak hours to snag a seat.
- Eat Here If Skip If
- EAT HERE IF: pastry and coffee lovers seeking a local-hub vibe. SKIP IF: you need a full-service dinner.
- Distance From Park
- approximately 28 miles from park entrance
- Review Summary
- Reviewers praise the Morning Bun's flaky layers, the Wakin' Bacon's crisp edge, and the Soba Bowl's ginger with crème fraîche. Coffee is bright and well-roasted, and the cafe's welcoming vibe draws locals and travelers alike. Overall, the place earns strong praise with little recurring issue.
Location
Frequently asked questions
Is there gluten-free options?
Yes, Cranberry Frangipane Tart is GF; cross-contamination precautions should be inquired about.
Is takeout available?
Yes, take-out options are available.
Is outdoor seating dog-friendly?
Outdoor front porch seating is available; dog-friendly status is not specified.
Do they serve local beverages?
Huckleberry juice is a local beverage; the cafe also operates a full coffee program with in-house roasted beans.
Is there a kids/kid-friendly setup?
No explicit kid features listed, but the cozy, welcoming vibe suggests it could be accommodating for families.
What beverages should I order?
A freshly roasted coffee (Chemex or espresso) pairs best with pastries.
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- flatheadbeacon.com
- uptownhearth.com
- wanderlog.com
- wheree.com
- yournpguide.com
- ubereats.com
- frankiapp.com
- square.site
- joe.coffee
- glacierparkcollection.com
- Google Reviews
- YourNPGuide Editorial
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