It was totally up to par with usual national park food options. All over the national park food is…read moreexpensive so that's not surprising. They have decent breakfast sandwiches and cereal for the kids in the morning. When we were there espresso machine was broken but they had decent drip coffee and the option for oat milk. The ice cream place is pretty good. They offer two samples per person, and the maple nut is delicious. The service was very nice.

We just stopped here to grab a quick bite for lunch. We also had an hour to kill before Old…read moreFaithful was estimated to erupt again so it worked out good. This place is just too expensive for what they offer. I got a ham and cheese sandwich, a can of water, and a cookie. All for a little over $21. The sandwich wasn't anything special. I don't know if they had condiments or anything, I didn't see any but I didn't really check so I ate my sandwich dry. I've had the cookies before since we used to have them at my job so I know how much they typically cost. So I dont think my meal overall was worth $21. There aren't many options around to eat so this is one of maybe 3 places around the Geyser.

It's a nice little deli to grab and go for your long day at the park. All their sandwiches and…read moreother food items are pre-prepared and placed on the refrigerator, it's not made to order. They have a large selection of items to chose from. They do have a few indoor tables to dine inside. They are also open from 7.30am-9.30pm which was good for an early bite or a late night meal.

It was an after thought. Kids were hungry. It's a small…read morecounter in the shop. The hot dog was great. Grabbed a Coke and some Yellowstone animal cookies. Kids were happy and held them over till dinner. Much easier than across the parking lot at the cafeteria or the soda shack in the main souvenir shop. The cafeteria isn't worth the money, and the soda shop is always busy.

Their huckleberry ice cream is what I dreamed of! So delicious and refreshing. I also had a veggie…read morewrap that was pretty good. I'd come back again just for the ice cream! The location is perfect as it's right across the street from a cute little park. The service wasn't super speedy but we weren't in a hurry so it was fine.

Great place on the way to the west entrance of Yellowstone. We ordered sandwiches online the night…read morebefore and set the pick up time in the morning. The sandwiches were ready at the designated pick up time and were still warm and tasty hours later when we ate them. The sandwiches were big and held up really well, not soggy at all. The cook making our sandwiches was friendly and brought them out to me. The store is fairly big but not huge by many means, maybe 5 aisles or so. It has restrooms, hot coffee and lots of groceries or items you may need (bug spray, plastic bags, dog treats, wet wipes, snacks, drinks, chocolate etc) and even some yellowstone souvenirs. It is kind of like a large bodega or mini mart. Good place to get supplies before going in the park and reasonably priced.

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.

Spending three days in West Yellowstone, Montana, I didn't conduct a thorough research for vegan…read moreoptions, so after leaving Yellowstone late last night many restaurants were already closed. I got scared because I didn't want to solely eat protein bars. I quick Google and Yelp search secured this falafel spot. I was shocked and didn't expect to find falafels in Montana of all places. Thankfully, the falafels are VEGAN!! It's a one man show meaning, the owner takes the orders and cooks the food. The falafels are MADE to ORDER, so the wait time is quite long. He takes two orders per person not to lose track of orders. I ordered the falafel combo which comes with six falafels, rice, hummus, a small salad, and a drink all for $20/even. Even though the card machine says $.60 cent tax, the owner won't accept and is firm about the solid bill. Now for the food: the falafels were very tasty. Savory; not gritty or chunky. The falafels are hockey pucks, not round balls. I appreciate the shape since they were easier to dig out the hummus. The hummus was not my favorite thing. It tasted like straight tahini with chickpeas. No lemony flavor. It wasn't gross, but the taste of tahini is acquired alone. The salad is a mixture of onions, shredded lettuce, and tomatoes. Nothing extravagant, but was fresh. The rice is yellow with faint seasoning, but it is delicious fluffy and cooked well. The location is a tad bit confusing though; if using Google maps it'll take you to the wrong Chevron. To locate the food truck, go to the Chevron gas station in front of a clothing store and next general store with the ice cream out front. The owner was very nice and on a Saturday night, he didn't close at 10pm like Google says. It stays open later. Food hit the spot after exploring Yellowstone all day. I slept like a baby!

I've had a lot of falafel so I know good falafel when I have it. We had the combo plate (very large…read moreportion) and a Regular wrap. Both were excellent and made very fresh. The guy that runs it (Alon I think) takes pride in his food and you can tell. West Yosemite seems to be a desert for good, healthy fresh food but The Falafel Spot was the oasis.

One kid had the iced chai latté and she said it was the best…read more The other kid had a small cup of the chocolate chip ice cream and she said it was okay for the first few bites, but then somehow she liked it more, as she got further into the scoop. Personally, I was very thrilled with the great air conditioning in the dining room which is adjacent to the counter. It was hot outside, and actually cold in the adjacent dining room. Thank you very much for that. And my kid said the employees were very nice to her.

The food was good--not great, but certainly enjoyable. You order at the counter, and the process…read morewas quick and easy. We ate outside on the sidewalk patio, which offers a nice atmosphere just outside the gates of Yellowstone. It's a great spot to sit outside, enjoy the weather, and take in the activity of Gardiner. One thing I'm personally not a fan of is being asked to leave a tip when ordering, before you've actually received any food or service. I know this has become increasingly common at counter-service restaurants, but it's a practice I could definitely do without. Overall, a solid spot to grab a bite while visiting Gardiner and Yellowstone.

This place is already 5 stars for their hot sauce collection. There were so many to choose from and…read moretrust when I say we tried a majority of them. There is a shelf right next to the cash register where you can grab whichever ones you want and bring it back to your table. We were already trying these before we had our food. The cafe itself is super cute and cozy with plants all around and different pieces of art. They even sell items from local artists including beef tallow lotion and earrings. They have a clean bathroom and an outdoor eating area. They have a vast menu for lunch where the sandwiches are names after dogs and a smaller menu for breakfast. We go there around 11 and were able to order from both so unsure if there is a time limit for either. The staff were so sweet and gave their recommendations and even though it's a cafe, they will bring out your food for you when it's ready. We did still bring our dishes back to the counter, unsure how they generally do that though. We asked for pickles and they kindly gave us some. The burritos were huge and filling but the sandwiches themselves were also good. Unsure what names were but I didn't love the one with the carrots in them. The staff recommended the breakfast sandwich with the biscuit, and although it was good, the biscuit was not the best choice. It broke so easily and made a mess. Unsure of the name of the drink but it was like a lemonade and it was delicious. Definitely would come back and try more hot sauce though

Cute cafe with sandwiches named after dogs from the owner and workers' families. Good variety of…read morefillings and combinations and everything was fresh and tasty. Picked up sandwiches twice to bring into the park and they were a welcome meal after a morning of hiking. Loved that they featured gifts and things to purchase from local artists and makers. They had games and books in the back along with comfy chairs for hanging out and a nice patio. Everyone we interacted with was friendly and helpful.

Cool place which I also went to last year. Snowmobile access only in the winter and it's a really…read morecool vibe with everyone in their winter gear sitting down to warm up and get some quick food. Servers are super nice.

This place is so awesome!!…read more We come here by snowmobile in the winter during our annual snowmobiling around Yellowstone. It has been around forever and is so good. They have a really simple menu of burger, fries and variations of the two. They are amazing and perfect lunch after a morning of snowmobiling. They have a full bar too! The staff is awesome and happy to talk about the history of the restaurant. Every time we go we learn something new about the owner or the family that lives there. If you are looking for an awesome lunch or just a cool experience, check this place out!!!