Two Rivers Restaurant

My buddy and I stopped in for lunch during our ride on the Banks-Lowman loop. I hadn't been to Two Rivers in years, but remember it was a nice place with good food. My expectations were blown away. We had the lunch special, which was a green chile cheddar burger. It was simply amazing. Maybe one of the best burgers I've ever eaten. The burger itself was a mix of Wagyu and Angus beef. 🤯 Even the fries were perfect. Crispy on the outside, creamy in the middle. Service was friendly and engaged. We were more than impressed. No doubt, we'll be back.

This restaurant was amazing. My brother and I decided to check out this restaurant after exploring Garden Valley. We ordered the prime rib and it was some of the best I have had in a long time - cooked perfect. The chef came to the table to ask how everything was and if the steak was cooked how we expected. It was amazing. Also upon walking through the restaurant we saw a few dishes of cobbler and ordered that for desert- wow another winner. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone wanting food and service provided by people who really care. I will be going back.

We recently had the pleasure of dining at Two Rivers. Our group of 12 people was welcomed towards the end of the business day by staff despite it being almost closing time. Our waitress, Karen, was absolutely wonderful and accommodating. She was friendly and efficient. The variety of food that we ordered came out quickly and it was all delicious. The chef/owner spent time chatting with us after our meal was completed. This is a rustic, charming place located off the beaten path. Well worth a visit!

Eating at two rivers was a wonderful experience! The servers were amazing and the food was fantastic. Was a great place to get dinner for our family. Serving sizes were great and they accommodated our very large group.

The food is good. There’s always a custom special that is sure to be a treat. The pie for desert is amazing. The owner/cook takes great pride in his food. The bar is a nice area to relax and wind down after a long day of hunting, rafting or camping.