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!!!

Ordered to go standard egg & sausage breakfast for me and fancy French toast for my wife. Coffee is…read morefairly good. Scrambled eggs and sausage were ok. French toast was cold by the time we were on the road again, like in 3 minutes.

This is a proper grocery store in west Yellowstone. They don't have everything but do at least have…read morea deli with hot food pre made, plenty of soup, a small but stocked produce section, and all the other grocery basics (including personal items). There were 3 cashiers and each had a line but it moved reasonably fast. Prices are typical - I bought a can of soup for $4 and a bag of spinach for $3 to have for dinner at my bnb. Plenty of parking outside too, and easily accessible off the main road in west Yellowstone. This is a great resource in the community if you need groceries!

I guess beggars can't be choosers when you are limited in market choices . This place is small but…read moreadequate in meeting some basics . Some of the fresh and cut produce has seen better days and prices overall are a little expensive.

Delicious & messy food, craft beer, cocktails. Live music. Patio & indoor seating…read more All 14 of us gathered here on a weekday evening! One of few venues that would take reservations of this size group. They have a good amount of indoor seating. We sat on the umbrellaed patio, near the musician, just around the corner of the bar from games like cornhole. They were busy, but service was attentive. Many of us had craft beers and cocktails. Everyone was pleased, but i could not list all the beverages for you. We had at least one yummy fresh arugula salad with sirloin cooked-to-order and a lot of flavorful bacon, blue cheese crumbles, green onion, tomatoes, balsamic glaze, and thick "Texas" toast. We shared a number of the many appetizers: Crispy-coated sweet-chili Thai Shrimp were rather small but quite tasty. The tray of nachos was a glorious mess of beans, sauces and crema, mixed melty cheeses, olives, and meat ... i think we got the rich ground "buffalo". The "buffalo balls" were even messier: meatballs in deep gravy over mashed potatoes smothered in sautéed onions and mushrooms. We had "chicken "bites" with two of their yummy flavorings. The soft pretzels and cheese were long thick almost-loaves. And i completely lost track of the mains: several of their loaded burgers and overloaded tacos. The star was the 12oz medium-rare ribeye, topped with herb butter & demi glacé, loaded garlic redskin mashed potatoes, & thick garlic toast. This was a great immersion in great food, drink, ant atmosphere. The $44 ribeye was one of the top-two steaks we had during our trip. (July 2026). Pro tip: every steak is town was good, even the bargains you can find with a little hunting. But be sure to pay a little more once or twice to get the best.

We spotted this restaurant online while driving in to town to our hotel we had for the next couple…read moreof days. The photos looked amazing, so after we checked in, we drove a few blocks to the place. Parking is limited but we luckily scored a spot. Atmosphere is very cool, bar/restaurant like with sports playing on large TVs throughout. It was kind of warm in there...not sure if they had a working A/C or if it just couldn't keep up with the bodies inside. There was a wait to be seated but not too bad. Maybe 15 mins and the place was packed. We were seated at a bar-like table between the actual bar seating and tables. The waitress was nice and had personality but was a bit stressed out and a little testy after we asked about our food 30+ mins after ordering it. Even the drinks took a long time to be served. I finally gave up and ran to the restroom...of course the food came as soon as I left. It works that way a lot for me. lol The drinks were good - the food was pretty good. Prices are expensive here, but pretty much on par with the rest of the restaurants in town. It's a tourist town in high season and they all know it. We determined not to come back for the next day's meals based on the slow speed of service and try different places in town instead.

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.

Got kind of sick of the heavy and unhealthy dinners out so opted for some veggie filled subs one…read morenight in West Yellowstone. These subs just hit the spot. Staff was incredibly sweet as well. Just anticipate that they are sort of slow. They get quite a bit of foot traffic as well.

The service is horrible. The people who work here seem to be very rude and reluctant to do their…read morejobs. They seemed to be kids but that is absolutely no excuse to shoot us dirty looks. They seem to always be on break I have gone their multiple days different times to them sitting and playing on their phones. and get mad when someone comes in.