Canyon Eatery

I actually loved dining at Canyon Eatary. I went there for breakfast and dinner twice each. For breakfast, you can have their fixed menu or you can go a la carte. I tried scrambled eggs + French toast + turkey sausage. For dinner, there are two options: Western and Asian. I tried them both. For Western, I went with their Rotisserie chicken meal and this was awesome! I chose the quarter but the Chicken was still huge! For Asian, I went with their Bulgogi Beef option and this was really good too! Overall, I liked this place for their food, price and also the atmosphere.

This place have the most amazing atmosphere! And the food is way out of my expectations! The chicken is a must order 🐓 it’s way better than Old faithful restaurant, the vibe and the flavor, also much cheaper for dinner.

One of the bigger dining hall in Yellowstone. Has a selection of Asian and western options. Cafeteria style. You line up and pick up your food. Serving both hot and cold options. There are also options for kids like cereal, milk etc. Dessert options also available. There is a connected bar on the right and a gift shop on the left. Can be crowded but have both indoor and outdoor seating. Should be no issue getting a table.

Specific to the Wok outlet in the Canyon Eatery - this is by leaps and bounds the best Asian Food in the Greater Yellowstone Region including surrounding communities (Bozeman, Jackson, you name it...) So good it's worth making the two hour drive for takeout and you might as well add in a little fly fishing since you're in YNP 😎

We came here after going to Artist's Point and a few other places. The food here is decent, and the layout is interesting. It looks a lot like a college dining hall, with you getting a tray and picking out food. They were missing a few things like Hamburgers and they were out of hot dogs. Overall a decent place.

If you are staying at the Canyon Lodge, this is your pretty much your only option for food. Its open late enough that you can stay out in the park through most of the early evening to see the animals and sunset and still have time to eat. Its got a retro vibe and offers cafeteria style meals. The options were a bit limited for a picky eater, but the main course seemed to fit the ascetic of the park. Even when it was busy, there were still seats available. There is an ice cream shop in this building, but closes early.

They offer very limited food options If you have dietary restrictions (vegetarian/vegan), you'd go hungry here. This place shows all signs of a typical monopoly business. There aren't any food nearby except grab and go sugary stuff. Additionally, half the cafe is closed/non functioning at 10 AM as they "just opened" For dinner, they offered only two options overall. 1/5

This is probably one of the best places to eat in the park. They provide a variety of food. People are complaining about prices. Hello, you're in a national park which is far away from the nearest town. All national park restaurants are going to be more expensive than your usual restaurant where you live. It costs money to ship all food supplies into the parks. Bring your own food or stop complaining. The main line serves breakfast which we felt was pretty good. For lunch, they have hamburgers, hot dogs, chili, soup, chicken tenders, Buffalo Chicken wrap, among other selections. They do offer vegan sandwiches. At dinner, they offer trout, rotisserie chicken, meatballs, and Beyond Meat Swiss Steak (yuck). We haven't tried dinner there yet, but the chicken and meatballs sound good. To the far left of the building, there are two gift shops. There is also a coffee cafe and an ice cream parlor. Haven't tried those either, but the coffee smells so good. Next to the main line is Fresh Woks which is Asian food. Okay, so it's not authentic, but a nice change in food selection. Start with rice or noodles, then you pick your protein. Maybe add a vegetable egg roll. You can even get a side of sauce like Sweet and Sour or Orange sauce. Loved the Orange Chicken. The Korean Barbecue Beef was good, but there were a couple of pieces that were kind of chewy with fat, so I had to spit it out with a napkin. Otherwise it was a good dish. We thought it was good place to eat. Ate there twice. At the far end to the right is the M66 lounge where you can get alcoholic drinks and they have a different menu. You should check it out. I did a separate review for them.