Wheat Montana Bakery & Deli
Kalispell bakery and deli with Montana-milled breads, early breakfast, big cinnamon rolls, and a drive-thru.
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Right at 7 AM on a weekday to eat breakfast and pack a lunch before driving to West Glacier; breakfast items are served until 11:30 AM.
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Wheat Montana Bakery & Deli at 405 S Main St in Kalispell is a bakery, café, and deli built around grains grown and milled in Montana, open weekdays from 7 AM and Saturday from 8 AM, closing at 3 PM and closed Sunday. Breakfast wraps, biscuits and gravy, and cinnamon rolls run until 11:30 AM, then hot and cold sandwiches and soup in bread bowls take over. There is a drive-thru, online ordering, delivery, a kids' menu, and gluten-free choices, plus a gift shop selling flour and Montana-made goods. For a Glacier day from Kalispell, this is the early-start stop: grab breakfast and a packed sandwich before the roughly 33-mile drive to the West Entrance.
Quick facts
- Cuisine Type
- Bakery, café, and deli
- Meals Served
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Signature Dishes
- Cinnamon rolls (glazed, cream cheese, caramel almond, huckleberry), the Farmstead hot sandwich, Big Reuben, French Dip, Glacier Club cold sandwich, Big Belt and Mission breakfast wraps, biscuits and gravy, soup in a bread bowl
- Local Specialties
- Breads and baked goods made from grains grown sustainably and milled in Montana; huckleberry cinnamon rolls.
What to order
- Cuisine Type
- Bakery, café, and deli
- Meals Served
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Signature Dishes
- Cinnamon rolls (glazed, cream cheese, caramel almond, huckleberry), the Farmstead hot sandwich, Big Reuben, French Dip, Glacier Club cold sandwich, Big Belt and Mission breakfast wraps, biscuits and gravy, soup in a bread bowl
- Local Specialties
- Breads and baked goods made from grains grown sustainably and milled in Montana; huckleberry cinnamon rolls.
- Menu Recommendations
- The Farmstead hot sandwich; the Glacier Club or Montana cold sandwich for a packable lunch; a huckleberry cinnamon roll for the drive.
- Dietary Options
- Gluten-free choices
Prices & reservations
- Price Range Symbols
- $$
Hours & seating
- Operating Hours
- Mon–Fri 7 AM–3 PM; Sat 8 AM–3 PM; closed Sun
- Closed Days
- Sunday
Visit strategy
- Service Type
- Counter service with dine-in seating, drive-thru, online ordering, and delivery
- Tips Advice
- Breakfast ends at 11:30 AM and the whole shop closes at 3 PM, so it does not work as a dinner or late-lunch stop.
- Half-size sandwiches are available, which makes it easy to pack a lighter trail lunch.
- Use the drive-thru or order online if you want to be on US 2 toward the park without parking downtown.
- Closed Sunday; on a Sunday departure plan a different breakfast stop.
- The gift shop sells Wheat Montana flour and grains if you want a pantry souvenir.
More details
- Takeout Available
- Yes
- Beverage Program
- Full-service coffee shop with espresso drinks, cold brew, and smoothies.
- House Made
- Homemade deli sandwiches on the bakery's own breads; cinnamon rolls and other freshly baked goods.
- Family Friendly
- Yes
- Unique Factor
- The bakery is an outlet for Wheat Montana's own Montana-grown, locally milled grain, so the bread under every sandwich is the house product.
- Best Time To Visit
- Right at 7 AM on a weekday to eat breakfast and pack a lunch before driving to West Glacier; breakfast items are served until 11:30 AM.
- The Order Strategy
- Order breakfast to eat in, then add a cold sandwich and cookies to go so you are not hunting for lunch inside the park.
- Eat Here If Skip If
- EAT HERE IF: you want an early, filling breakfast and packed sandwiches before the drive to Glacier. SKIP IF: you need a meal after 3 PM or on a Sunday.
- Distance From Park
- Kalispell is about 33 miles from the West Entrance (West Glacier) via US 2 east.
- Review Summary
- Google shows a 4.6 average from roughly 650 reviews, a solid score for a high-volume bakery and deli.
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Frequently asked questions
How far is Wheat Montana Bakery & Deli from Glacier National Park?
Kalispell is about 33 miles from the West Entrance at West Glacier via US 2 east.
What time does Wheat Montana Bakery & Deli open?
7 AM Monday through Friday and 8 AM Saturday, closing at 3 PM; it is closed Sunday.
Does Wheat Montana have gluten-free options?
The website states gluten-free choices are available across the menu.
Can I get food to go for a day in the park?
Yes. There is a drive-thru, online ordering, and delivery, and sandwiches come in half sizes.
Is there a kids' menu at Wheat Montana?
Yes. Six kids' meals, including the Little Toastie and Sticky Grizzly, come with chips and a pickle.
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Sources
- Google Reviews
- YourNPGuide Editorial
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Last updated September 2026. Report an issue.