Restaurants in Yellowstone National Park

“If they run out of huckleberry ice cream like they did when I was there, in the freezers on the other side of the store, you can buy a pint of the same brand they sell at the ice cream area!”

“We wanted to sit down and be served while at the Canyon village and this was the only option for lunch.

We had the burgers and I was worried the Bison burgers would be too dry because they are a dry meat and the server mentioned that they have to cook them well done. I was pleasantly surprised. The burgers were juicy and tasty. The lettuce, tomatoes and pickles were very fresh. The fries that came with it were crispy and good. Which made me think the chili fries would have been great as well.

The food came out in a flash and my server (I think her name was Mylani) was very nice and helpful.

We did sit by the back door and I would recommend that they hold off deliveries through that door to a different time or door while people are eating there.”

“We were very positively surprised. The area where you get the food is not that beautiful, but we really liked the main hall with the tables. The food was great and the price very fair. We could even taste a bit of a dish we were not sure whether to choose or not.”

“We read the reviews and knew there is limited seating. So we planned to buy the prepared wrapped sandwiches and sides in the morning, and carry them for our lunch after a walk on the nearby trails. The sandwiches were very good – they seemed fresh, had good flavor, and were at a reasonable cost. The staff was friendly, and the line moved quickly, so, based on our experience, we would rate the Bear Paw Deli highly as a source for prepared food. A reminder, though, to plan ahead for your seating, as there are only a few tables in the deli. If you park in the Old Faithful Inn lot, it’s only a short walk to your car.”