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.

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.

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!!!

Stick to takeout! Our first experience ordering takeout here was fantastic and only took about 10…read moreminutes. Because of that, we decided to try dining in, but it was a mistake. We waited 40 minutes just to order and another 30 minutes for the food to come out. We felt totally ignored as we watched takeout customers get served quickly. The food is good, but the dine-in service is incredibly slow.

I thought this place was awesome. They have what I was looking for with fair prices and the…read moreemployees were nice.

Really impressed w/ their selection and prices. Bought a plastic container of cherry tomatoes .99$…read more I also found dried chipotle peppers and mango La Croix. Produce was fresh & had a solid beer/wine selection. Cashier was very friendly and fast.

I have to start by talking about the Hog Trough Nachos. So good! Star of the show. We planned on…read morenibbling on them, but we were nearly full by the time the two of us finished polishing them off. The wings were tasty too, but they didn't taste anything like Nashville hot chicken that I'm familiar with. We wonder if they gave us the wrong wings. The service at the bar was good considering that the whole restaurant was full. Lots of people were watching the FIFA matches which made it fun to root together. Good beer menu. The wine menu was small, as expected, but it worked.

Really one of the only food spots in West Yellowstone that you can find open on a midweek…read moreafternoon. Service was good, our server Danielle took good care of us. Food wasn't really good. I got the cowboy burger and the meat was overcooked. Everyone else at our table got wings and Just really mediocre food overall. I like they had TVs and more of a sports bar vibe

You can tell the chefs put a lot of effort into every detail. The flavors were impressive and…read moresatisfying.

The cheese bread was amazing and the huckleberry lemonade was delicious. The pizza was just ok. Too…read moresaucy.

I really enjoyed this pizza. After a few days spent trying to find elk, bison and other animals,…read morewe could now eat them on a pizza. (I'm mostly kidding). Obviously it was a little on the expensive side, but for a town that only exist as a tourist trap I figured I'd spent a bunch of money for crummy pizza. Instead we got a solidly great pizza. I'm not coming back for it, it's not going to replace a cherished local place, but it hit the pizza spot in a really great way.

The food was pretty meh. I tried 4 dishes (we had 4 people so I tried each of theirs). It's not…read morebad, but it's pretty meh. Nothing to really speak about.

Pretty heinous experience, and it's a subway sandwich so I figured how bad could it really get?…read more Should have abandoned the idea when I saw the empty everything, stale food and shredded napkins all over the floor. Cutting boards were disgusting, crumbs and dust on every surface. The staff were funny to interact with, and had some dope music on aux, but honestly pretty gross as well and as someone who has worked in some pretty rough joints I can certify the food handling was horrific. I mean snot on gloves, food being dropped and put back in. Anyways, I think I paid some solid money for a "forced consciousness expansion" in the words of Hunter S. Thompson, and unless you wanna play salmonella roulette I'd probably skip this one.

If I'm being honest, I wouldn't have finished the transaction if it weren't for our time crunch…read more They threw things together haphazardly on our sandwiches and the prices were INSANE. Two meatball footlong, one veggie-only footlong and one 6-inch veggie-only sandwich for $45.72 not including chips, drinks, or anything. Just sandwiches. They had signs up about it being a "mask-free zone" out of respect for the hearing impaired but let's be honest. They weren't likely hard of hearing. At least I didn't notice, though I did take off my mask briefly to order just in case that was true because I do care about others. Frankly, I think it was their way of giving a middle finger to those who actually care about the health of others. Seemed political, especially with a quote from Abraham Lincoln quoting something about freedoms next to one of the (yes, multiple!!) signs that was taken completely out of context. It was blatantly ignorant. Overpriced, ignorant, politically-divisive sandwich shop I would never re-visit.