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The Kyiyo Mercantile & Bakery is located at the crossroads of scenic Montana Highways 89 and 49, an intersection referred to as Kiowa Junction. The stunning 140-acre campus is a short drive from the town of Browning and a number of Glacier National Park entrances. The Blackfeet Nation calls this area home; in fact, the name Kyiyo (pronounced key-i-yo) is the Blackfeet word for bear. We are looking forward to bringing our famous pastries and delicious deli selection to this side of Glacier Park.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1223 US-89, Browning, MT 59427
Phone: (406) 319-5099
Website: https://www.kyiyomerc.com/
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Reviews
Kim Clairmont
Stop for a pastry, coffee and the locally made skin care (Gypsy Goddess cream is so nice) and also takeaway some fried chicken, it’s so good! Highly recommend saving it to eat later when you find a beautiful spot to sit outside. ✨
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The shop just opened today May 10. We stopped by on the way to Looking Glass Road and they place was a pleasant surprise. They have their huckleberry bear claws within n other types of desserts but this bear claws were absolutely delicious and not overly sweet. The mix of their dough, cream cheese and local huckleberries made this a delight perfect with coffee. The also sell Glacier Park merchandise, stickers, tea, sandwiches hot and cold, ice, you name it they have it. They also have two adorable doggies that will receive you at the entrance and make you smile they were so calm and just lovely. Overall a great experience and their service was top notch. Come and give them your business you will be glad and full that you did.
… moreHana Dittrichová
Amazing place to stop and have a breakfast here before hiking!
We loved enormous sticky buns one with cream and one with nuts.
They bake all their pastries with real love.
Their french bread is super tasty as well.
… moreWe loved enormous sticky buns one with cream and one with nuts.
They bake all their pastries with real love.
Their french bread is super tasty as well.
Anna V
Very delicious and fresh
The only disappointed thing was – unleashed dogs, running near, idk if those belongs to someone there, or visitors came with them. But it ruined all good time to sit between the birches and enjoy good pastries.
… moreThe only disappointed thing was – unleashed dogs, running near, idk if those belongs to someone there, or visitors came with them. But it ruined all good time to sit between the birches and enjoy good pastries.
Justin Ouellette
Kyiyo Mercantile – Culture, Style, and Spirit All in One Place
Kyiyo Mercantile is one of the coolest Indigenous-owned shops you’ll ever step into. It’s not just a store — it’s a whole vibe. You’ll find everything from traditional and contemporary Indigenous-made goods to seriously cool swag that carries meaning, story, and style.
Whether you’re after handcrafted beadwork, wellness products, or just want to treat yourself to something with heart, this place delivers. The staff? Groovy baby — warm, down-to-earth, and full of good energy.
This is a space that honors culture while keeping it fresh, modern, and deeply intentional. If you’re in the area, do yourself a favor and check it out. You’ll leave feeling more connected — and looking a little sharper, too.
… moreKyiyo Mercantile is one of the coolest Indigenous-owned shops you’ll ever step into. It’s not just a store — it’s a whole vibe. You’ll find everything from traditional and contemporary Indigenous-made goods to seriously cool swag that carries meaning, story, and style.
Whether you’re after handcrafted beadwork, wellness products, or just want to treat yourself to something with heart, this place delivers. The staff? Groovy baby — warm, down-to-earth, and full of good energy.
This is a space that honors culture while keeping it fresh, modern, and deeply intentional. If you’re in the area, do yourself a favor and check it out. You’ll leave feeling more connected — and looking a little sharper, too.
Ying Liang
Perfect pit stop for some food and souvenirs when you’re visiting Glacier. Charming store with friendly staff. The prices seem pretty standard. I wasn’t expecting the huckleberry danish to be so good (must try if you have a sweet tooth!) or the fried chicken to be FANTASTIC. It came quickly and warmed us up. Honestly the best fried chicken I’ve had in a long time. Flaky country fried outer crust with juicy tender meat. Seasoned well! There’s a small table outside, plenty of parking in the gravel out front, and a surprisingly nice/clean bathroom on the side of the building. Definitely swing by for a quick lunch.
… moreRebecca Jackson
This is a wonderful shop and bakery! Very cute store with nice souvenirs and goods. I ordered a delicious cappuccino and my husband got an espresso. The employees were very kind and friendly. We ordered two huckleberry bear claws and they were outstanding. We will definitely return!
… moreMarie Scott
Love this old time mercantile and always a fun place to stop. Staff are very nice. The chicken, baked macaroni and cheese, roll and coffee are so good! Love the Montana items for sale. Pretty picnic area with a view. Restrooms are nice. A must to get a picture with the bears on the bench!
… moreJohn Delp
Omg..had the sticky roll. Best ever. Wife had the huckleberry bear and it was very good. O had a bite a agree worth a splurge. A few other bakery items and I think they have deli sandwiches. Mix in a few souvenirs and a bathroom and it makes for a great stop after driving that mountain road at 20 mph!
… moreStephanie Weil
We stopped in twice during our trip to Glacier. The huckleberry bear claws are to die for! We got their rollies for lunches 2 days and both kinds we tried were delicious. They are absolutely perfect to pack along for a nice lunch to enjoy while hiking! Staff was friendly and they have a nice little shop with gifts, essentials, and coffee.
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