Say that you have just finished a day visiting Glacier National Park in Montana, and you feel that you deserve a good meal. A very good meal in a casual upscale restaurant that serves dishes made from local ingredients with an Italian twist. We were there, and I am sure many others were too because Three Forks Grille in Columbia Falls, was one popular restaurant!

Columbia Falls is not a big city, it is more of a big town that is just outside the West Enterance of Glacier National Park. If you ask any local what their favorite nice restaurant is, more than likely the answer will be “Three Forks Grille”.

Typically as soon as 5:00 PM hits, there is a line of people waiting patiently outside their wooden doors. The first night we decided to try this place it was at least a 45 minute wait, and we decided to go to another restaurant. The next night, we arrived at 4:50 PM, and we were the first ones in line. Since they do not take reservations, it is first come first serve. I recommend that you arrive several minutes before they open, so you will get first seating.
—— On the Table ——
White Wine

A glass of Dr. Loosen Riesling from Mosel Valley, Germany.
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House Salad

Mixed Lettuce, Carrot, Cucumber, Radish with a Housemade Roasted Garlic Ranch Dressing
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Grilled Rainbow Trout

Marinated with Lemon, Dill & Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Summer Vegetable Salsa,
Lentil Salad, Toasted Almonds
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Grilled 11 oz Ribeye

Rosemary & Garlic, Gorgonzola Butter, Charred Broccoli, Hasselback Potato
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Sweet Ricotta Tart

Almond Crust, Ricotta and Mascarpone Cheeses, Seasonal Berries
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If you are planning on having one nice meal in Columbia Falls, I recommend Three Forks Grille and I am sure everyone else in the area will too!
For my Yelp review, Read Trixie N.‘s review of Three Forks Grille on Yelp
For restaurant information – Three Forks Grille
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– Irish Proverb

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