This quaint little bistro on the threshold of Yellowstone's west gate serves up some truly…read morefantastic Native American-styled dishes which, to be fair, is not a cuisine that I am very familiar with, although after our visit to Black Sheep, is something I hope to change in the future. Honestly, I wasn't sure what to expect to find on the menu, but feeling adventurous, our curiosity was paid off in spades! But first, the other facets: the interior décor is clean and crisp; our server was a little green around the gills, but otherwise pleasant and attentive, if a little shy; prices were fair and portion sizes more than adequate. My wife had the green chile pork Navajo taco, which comes on a solid slab of fry bread, and drizzled in a sweet sauce that surprised my wife at first with its unexpected flavor, but it won her over quickly, and she ended up raving about it by the end of her meal. Similarly, my black sheep burger on a nanniskadii bun (the ONLY way to have it, if you ask me) hit all the right spots: herby, buttery, and onion-y; makes me wish this was something we could regularly get back home in Portland! What began as a quick stop for a bite to eat before embarking on our first ever adventure through Yellowstone ended up being one of the most memorable meals of our entire four-state road trip. Normally being the "black sheep" means loneliness and exile, but in the case of this restaurant, it's exactly the opposite: this is the food that you want, and the place where you want to be!

We are staying at the Starlite hotel and ate here for dinner last night and breakfast this morning…read more Dinner was 4.5/5 stars and we highly recommend while breakfast was only 2.5/5 and we wouldn't recommend. For dinner we had the grilled flat bread with the green chili stew 5/5 delicious. We also had the bison burger 5/5 and the sweet potato fries 2/5- they were wedges and too soft. Our kids had a variety of sides (rice, fried egg, fries, fry bread) and loved it all, plus the kids Mac and cheese 4/5. The wine and service were both great as well. Unfortunately, breakfast was a completely different experience. The servers were nice but disorganized. Three of us had the breakfast hash and gave it 1/5 stars. It was dry, flavorless, and the bacon was so undercooked it was raw. The French toast on the other hand was phenomenal 5/5. So, we would definitely come back for dinner, but will go somewhere else for breakfast.

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!!!

My daughter and I were in West Yellowstone for 2 days and we found this amazing cafe. We went both…read moredays for breakfast and had the most amazing freshly made Sausage Biscuits and Gravy, Eggs Benedict and Chicken Fried Steak - with the most amazing crispy potatoes on the side. The coffee options were fresh and plentiful and the service was amazing. This team works so hard to please with a smile and great conversation (when they're not running around attending to customers). Such a great find and I highly recommend to everyone!

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.

The service here is great, friendly and attentive. They have a soup and salad bar as well as a…read moreregular menu and a Mexican dish menu. The space is full of cool antiques/memorabilia including some WWI and WWII items and pictures. The restaurant feels like a diner, complete with booths. It seems a bit dated, but I think that adds to the charm/vibe they are going for. We came from lunch and ordered the guacamole with salsa and chips to start. The guac was good, but the salsa was absolutely delicious. Once I tasted it I regretted not ordering one of the Mexican dishes. I had a chicken salad sandwich which was tasty, fresh and a decent portion, but nothing special. It is exactly what you would expect and I enjoyed it, I just wish the bread were toasted. Great spot for lunch with something for everyone on the menu and reasonable prices and serving sizes.

I was excited to finally get some good food after eating in the park for a few days. I was starving…read moreand wanted something hearty. I ordered the chicken fried steak which was about $20 + tip. It was very good. Seasoned perfectly. The sides were lacking a bit but honestly? I was starving and food always tastes better when you're hungry. My friends got the onion rings and cheeseburger which they both said were cooked to perfection. Service was great! Our waitress was very kind and helpful. Loved the feel of this place. Very vintage, comfy and cozy place. Worth the stop even if just for the onion rings! ;)

American diner and "Autentica Comida Mexican" in one restaurant!…read more The Timberline Cafe is a diner. On the map, the Taqueria Resendiz is right next door. In person, they are combined into one restaurant! Perfect for satisfying everyone! It was a clean bright nicely decorated restaurant, with an American cafe / diner menu, in addition to a Mexican menu. (Jul 2026) We had a perfect flavorful meal, with welcoming staff. It was tucked among shops and historic halls, for a nice after lunch stroll.

The bison burger was amazing I really recommend it, the service was very nice as well very…read morewelcoming, and the atmosphere was very pleasant, if you want good food it's here.

Best restaurant in town. Get away from the crowds and enjoy a high quality meal. We had the ribeye…read moreand seafood pasta. It was one of the best pasta dishes I've ever had. The ribeye was cooked perfectly. The best part is the location, the views are phenomenal. Full glass floor to ceiling with views of the mountains and airplanes flying. The restaurant is fully remodeled in the new terminal. Anyone can go there. You don't need to be flying in or out.

This didn't seem like airport food, fresh produce, well made. We got a veggie & cheese panini…read more(delicious!!) and a chicken Caesar salad. Caesar salad was more like a 3.5 (chicken was a a little dry and there was too much salad dressing but fresh produce for sure).

Diner food vibes in Yellowstone. We visited this place after reading Yelp as we were hungry and…read morediners are good for curing that. Along the strip sits the diner decorated with all kinds of memorabilia. We dived right into ordering the burger special, a butterscotch shake, and chicken strips. Took a moment for food but everything was hot coming out. Food was good but price can be a little steep (location). My hubs really loved the shake as well. Service was great and restaurant was clean. We left full which was the goal.

Its doesn't look like much from the outside. Once inside, it looks like an old fashion diner with…read morered booths and memorabilia on the walls. Our server was pleasant and helpful. The menu isnt much. Mostly burgers, sandwiches, and ice cream. There are many flavors for milk shakes, including cherry and Huckleberry. We went for an early dinner. My husband got a burger and I got the French dip with Swiss. My husband was surprised saying his burger was good. They loaded up the fries, too. The friend dip was delicious. The roll was super fresh and soft. Tater tots were crispy and plentiful. We also got a 10% coupon for a return visit during our stay. We plan to go back for shakes.

Canyon Eatery is one of the better cafeterias inside a National Park that I've been to. It's clean…read moreand spacious with lots of seating, and has a decent amount of food options with quick & efficient service. For breakfast, we got scrambled eggs, bacon & potatoes. The portions were huge, and it was a good standard breakfast. For dinner, we got the pho and rotisserie chicken. The pho was okay - the pork belly was really good, but the egg was super salty and the portion was small. The 1/4 rotisserie chicken with corn cobettes and mashed potatoes with gravy was great. They let you choose whether you want the breast or leg for the chicken.

Quick spot that's actually pretty decent. The broth tastes like a well-seasoned beef broth from the…read moregrocery store. It may not be the most traditional, but it's flavorful and enjoyable. The rice noodles had a good texture, and the meat was surprisingly good as well. I also liked that you can add an egg as a topping.