Euro Cafe

Small and delightful cafe. Really well-prepared options for the standard American diet (or Euro - there’s crepes), but I couldn’t find a reasonable whole food plant based or vegan option. They do have plant-based milk and granola and and you can get grilled potatoes. But no oatmeal or whole grain pancakes. The server was charming and kind in helping try to put something together for me but I ended up going elsewhere.

Great food, great coffee, and a cozy setting. We very much enjoyed our meal here. Our barista slash waitress was lovely and despite being hit by a bit of a lunch rush, was still very attentive and polite despite clearly being a little frazzled by some cranky tourists.

Tiny but nice café. Friendly staff. Breakfast (yogurt with fruits, eggs Florentin, crepes) was very delicious.
Coffee also good.

Serious, I’ve left maybe three reviews in my life and this is one of the only times I’ve ever made extra special effort to write on a napkin the names of the server and chef for the manager and owner. You have simply just got to try this place, the prices are excellent, but that shouldn’t be what gets you in. The food is truly exceptional, satisfying, and clean.

Our family group was fairly large and they had no trouble making us at home. Between us we all started sharing, out of the norm, and we tried everything. We kept ordering more, actually eating past when we were a little full; such a treat. All the veggies and the fruits and meats were fresh as it gets, and it was all worth complementing them on. The skillets were amazing, the burger was incredible, the fries are to die for, and their french toast…I was expecting basic enjoyment from my meal(s) from the sign and size of the joint, but I couldn’t get over it, it needed no syrup.

I wrote on the napkin note that this place needs more advertising and gave them minor ideas on pricing the sides and the typos in the menu, because I personally want more people to walk in and have the dining experience I had at this little cafe. Every year I come up I am coming here no questions about it, same for my whole family. Best in west and I’ve tried just about all of it.

I absolutely love the euro cafe! Great food at great prices and their weekend server Lydia does a fantastic job!! My only complaint is that their chicken fried steak is made with chicken tenders NOT steak. French toast is my favorite!

Where do I begin? Our waitress was incredibly rude to us from the get-go. She talked back to us and didn’t ask us any questions. She never asked us for our drink order or asked my mom if she wanted a bowl of soup instead of a measly cup of soup (it was all my mom ordered). Which brings me to the food! It was cold, gross, and flavorless. Their coffee drinks taste only of milk and sugar.

While there I used their restroom which was dirty, had zero paper towels or hand soap. I have never regretted eating somewhere so much in my life.

Breakfast place with good food and coffee. But the cafe is very small and understaffed so expect long waiting time.

This is my favorite place to get breakfast in West Yellowstone. The prices are very reasonable for this tourist hell hole where price gauging is commonplace. You can actually get a full meal here for less than 15 bucks. I recommend the eggs Benedict.

We had a great experience and delicious food! My husband had the Eggs Benedict, my kids had crepes and I had the breakfast skillet. The skillet was more like an omelette with everything together, but it was incredibly tasty. My husband loves to order Eggs Benedict and was especially impressed with these! The kids crepes were yummy and not too sweet. One of them ordered a smoothie and they were out of mangos but it was the off season. The strawberry smoothie was good! We were a bit disorganized which made us high maintenance, but our server didn't complain about anything that we could hear. The portion sizes were fair and we didn't leave hungry. It was probably our best experience in West Yellowstone.

Small cozy breakfast place. Good food.