Best coffee I found so far in Yellowstone!!! Good Job…read moreBoys!!! Great Iced Caramel Macchiato!!!

Wilcoxson's Ice Cream (Montana-made) and real Espresso in West Yellowstone? Yes! We enjoyed…read morestopping here after a full day exploring the north loop. Husband scratched his caffeine itch with a single shot of espresso and we both enjoyed ice cream. Moose tracks for him and Huckleberry for me. The workers are friendly and fun. The outdoor seating area needs some attention/clean up to ensure it is usable.

This was such a cute little spot and I am so glad that we gave it a try. We shared a crepe and a…read morelarge breakfast platter. The crepe was so good that I tried to bribe my friend to not have her portion. The breakfast platter was fantastic as well. The eggs were cooked perfect and the bacon was awesome. And our Mocha and green tea was really good as well. And our server was very polite and helped us figure out what we wanted. I will definitely return someday. Thank you Euro Cafe!!!

Absolutely delicious. We had the biscuits and gravy as well as the French Toast. Biscuits tasted…read morelike they were freshly made and not purchased off a truck. The French Toast must have had fairies sprinkling their tasty goodness all over them.

Our favorite coffee shop in town! We found it here on Yelp,…read moreand we went here 4 of the 5 days of our trip. Their breakfast burritos and sandwiches are yummy, and the huckleberry scones (and other baked goods) are delicious! They also have take out freezer meals like elk lasagna, chicken pot pies, and things you can take home and cook. They have cool gifts, clothes, candles, and home decor to browse at while you're waiting for your food.

A solid coffee and breakfast option near the park. I stopped in twice over my 3 days in town. Both…read moredays I got coffee and the elk burrito. While the prices are high, the portions were large. The elk burrito was $15 but I couldn't even finish the entire thing and it tasted great. Staff wasn't very friendly but they were busy. If ever back in town, I'll come back.

Service was great! Got a huckleberry & raspberry white chocolate bear claw and they were amazing…read more!!!!

The cake was an average design and the frosting and cake did not taste as good as we are used to…read morehaving. Location is also in the airport. It was a bit awkward to pick up.

I am not a local however I have been visiting West Yellowstone 2-4 times per year for over 40…read moreyears. I remember when the owners opened their little shop near the entrance to the park. They are committed to not just their business but also to their community! And, I admire this! Unfortunately, I don't necessarily need their outdoor products but I do like to stop by for coffee!

I stumbled in here yesterday after biking through cold wind and rain on my bike trip through…read moreYellowstone. I was not doing well and I knew coffee would save me! This coffee shop/bike shop was a cozy oasis after my adventure and they had so many great coffee options. I got a maple cinnamon latte with oat milk that was exactly what I needed. I will admit that the flavor was extremely subtle, but it was still warm and caffeinated. I also got a cinnamon scone that paired very well with my coffee. If you're visiting the area and need a little pick me up or some bike supplies, this is your place.

Stopped by Running Bear Pancake House during our Yellowstone trip and this ended up being such a…read morecozy little breakfast stop. I ordered the breakfast burrito with sausage, green bell peppers, onions, and eggs with buttery hash browns on the side, plus the soup of the day which was the Tuscan soup, and both were really good. One of my friends ordered the cinnamon roll pancake, another got the classic breakfast with buffalo sausage (which was surprisingly delicious), and the other ordered a meatless breakfast burrito. Everything at the table looked fresh and hearty. I also loved how easy checkout was. They bring the receipt directly to the table with a QR code so paying was quick and convenient, and our server was super accommodating by splitting the bill four ways with no issue. The restaurant itself has that cute cozy cabin-style feel, plus they sell fun T-shirts and souvenirs inside. Extra shoutout for helping me wrap my breakfast burrito to go before our flight. They brought me foil paper so I could keep it warm, tossed it in my bag, and yep... I ended up eating it on the plane later. Definitely a solid five-star breakfast stop while visiting Yellowstone!

This was at the top of the list of breakfast places to try in West Yellowstone so we decided to try…read moreit one morning. It doesn't look like much from the outside, but the inside is quite cozy. I had the French toast and I really liked it - good portion size and not too heavy. Others in our party got eggs Benedict and the breakfast burrito and enjoyed them.

My husband and I stopped in for some locally made ice cream, hoping there would be a vegan version…read moresince I tend to be lactose sensitive. No luck there, but it turned out that taking a chance on the real thing was worth it: I had the best vanilla affogato ever, with very little tummy trouble afterward, and my hubby discovered huckleberry ice cream. Some of the choices here will take a bit longer to put together - the bubble waffles are made at the time of purchase, and take a couple of minutes in the iron. Espresso is also made one lovely shot at a time. We were lucky enough to visit W. Yellowstone in early May, when there aren't any lines, so waiting for a minute or two wasn't a problem, especially when it turned out the ice cream and espresso were both so delicious. For a small shop, the menu is really diverse. There are two different types of waffle cones (hot bubble and premade standard), a full range of coffee shop essentials with alternative milks (almond, soy, oat), crepes, shakes, and a few panini sandwiches (including vegetarian). Indoor seating is limited, but there are outdoor tables as well. The shop is small, but cozy and offers some souvenir items as well. This is one of the best indie coffee and ice cream shops I've been in (not just here, but anywhere) - I hope it doesn't lose anything to the massive crowds that will descend upon it once summer's here.

Don't come for coffee, their prices aren't labeled so you don't realize until you're checking out…read moretheir latte is $8.51 after tax and very, very watery shots. ice cream is okay. Nice people and I appreciate that they have dairy alternatives