Yellowstone Dining
West Yellowstone Dining Options
Completely renovated in 2011, the all-new Branch Restaurant & Bar features palate pleasing "Open-Range Cuisine".
Craving a satisfying meal? We've got you covered.
The Big Sky setting of the Park Gate Lodges collection can inspire a powerful hunger. Luckily, for hearty West Yellowstone dining, there’s the Branch Restaurant & Bar adjacent to the Holiday Inn West Yellowstone. The Branch’s “Open Range Cuisine” will satisfy even the wildest national park hunger, and get you back on the trail and refueled for the next adventure.
Where to Eat
The Branch Restaurant & Bar
Westward expansion brought rail travel and ranches to the Continental Divide, where cowboys (and today’s national park visitors) could live the dream of a horizon-free lifestyle. Inspired by the natural beauty of the park, our Yellowstone restaurant – the Branch Restaurant and Bar – celebrates “Open Range Cuisine” - where traditional dishes are infused with local flavor and chased with regional microbrews and hand-crafted cocktails.
The Branch Bar & Casino
Harkening back to the early days of the park, The Branch Bar & Casino offers the perfect place to kick back and relax at the end of a national park day. It’s easy to regale your friends and family with geothermal memories and bison yarns at the Branch. This wildly popular West Yellowstone restaurant and bar features great food and local microbrews, like Moose Drool, Trout Slayer, and Old Faithful Pale Ale.
Wide-screen TVs, table games and The Branch Casino (try your hand at Montana poker or keno) round out the entertaining options at the Branch.
Complimentary Breakfast
So maybe there’s no such thing as a free lunch, but at Gray Wolf Inn & Suites and Yellowstone Park Hotel, you can bet your stack of hot pancakes that a deluxe continental breakfast will be on us. Get your adventure started off right with Yellowstone dining designed to leave you energized. Once you’ve fueled up, there are more options waiting down the road (yes, you’re going to need them).
We’ve got all the hot coffee you can drink, so don’t forget your steaming cup of java to go.
In Park Dining
From retro, counter service diners to casual cafeterias and ice cream parlors, Yellowstone National Park restaurants keep your motor running as you discover a new wonder at every turn.
Here’s a tip to make the most of your trip: skip the traditional restaurant routine and visit the Yellowstone General Stores, where you’ll find groceries, sandwiches and light fare you can carry out (and keep the needle moving). Matter of fact, you don’t even need to enter the store; tasty, “grab-and-go” sandwiches, beverages and snacks are available for purchase right in front of many Yellowstone General Store locations.
