Espresso West
Coffee stand · West Yellowstone ·

Espresso West

Coffee stand · West Yellowstone ·

Huckleberry ice cream, baked treats, coffee & friendly service

bagels
ice cream
takeout window
banana bread
chai tea
caramel macchiatos
moose tracks
montana moose moss
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8 N Canyon St, West Yellowstone, MT 59758 Get directions

$1–10

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Contactless accepted
LGBTQ friendly
Trans safe
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot

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8 N Canyon St, West Yellowstone, MT 59758 Get directions

+1 406 640 1959
espressowestwy.com
@espressowest.wy

$1–10 · Menu

Features

•Contactless accepted
•LGBTQ friendly
•Trans safe
•Wheelchair accessible entrance
•Wheelchair accessible parking lot
•Wheelchair accessible seating

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Jan 25, 2026

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"Espresso West is a popular, simple coffee cabin known for morning staples and a straightforward setup—an easy stop for coffee before heading into the park." - Carrie Dennis Carrie Dennis Carrie Dennis is a New York City-based writer and editor with more than a decade of content strategy experience. Her work has appeared in Travel + Leisure, Gothamist, Time magazine, Men’s Journal, Redbook, and Thrillist. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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The Best Restaurants in and Around Yellowstone National Park | Eater

"Located a stone’s throw from the northwest entrance to Yellowstone National Park, this tiny coffee cabin is a morning staple for many park-goers. A simple setup with a simple menu, this takeout-only window offers a bevy of pick-me-ups, from coffee and Americanos to caramel macchiatos and chai tea. For snacks, there are thick wedges of banana bread, bagels, and jammy huckleberry bars with buttery crumble topping. Later in the day, they introduce ice cream and milkshakes in Yellowstone-appropriate flavors like huckleberry, Moose Tracks (vanilla ice cream with peanut butter cups and chocolate fudge), and Montana Moose Moss (mint ice cream with chocolate swirls and Peppermint Patties)." - Matt Kirouac

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Brenda Q

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Highly recommending this cafe, the service is very prompt and good. Most importantly, the price of ice cream is reasonable priced and tasted so good! Especially the local huckleberry ice cream shouldn’t be missed. The bagel is also tasty too. We enjoyed our tea break here. Would love to visit again. 😃👍🏻

Melissa G.

Google
I had the huckleberry ice cream back in 2006/2007 and came back this year in 2025. Has real frozen huckleberries and very reasonable prices.

Rosie G.

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This review is just based on the experience, we didn’t get to try anything. We arrived & tried to order 2 vanilla frappes which are on the menu, the lady told us she couldn’t make frappes or anything blended so i decided to not order anything else, my husband asked if he could order a vanilla ice coffee & she said like a latte, we honestly never tried a latte before so she explained what it was which my husband decided not to order it because he doesn’t like strong coffee. We told her never mind thank you though & she made a face & looked mad because we didn’t order anything. Like you can’t get mad at customers for not wanting anything! What we wanted she couldn’t make. I just didn’t like her attitude at the end. We were very polite so no need for attitude!

Erika

Google
The BEST customer service and some of the most refreshing drinks. A great variety of drinks and the staff always willing to help recommend some choices. Perfect spot for a quick pick-me-up coming to or from the park. Went here AT LEAST once a day our trip!

Lady V.

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I got a bagel & an iced huckleberry coffee. The bagel was super chewy, tasted more like it had been steamed than toasted, for $9.50 it’s not really what I had hoped for. I know you’re paying “Yellowstone tax” but I’m sure there are better options… McDonald’s would’ve even been better. The coffee was just awful, I ended up throwing it away... Overall it wasn’t a great stop.

Tammy G.

Google
Reasonable price for a scoop of ice cream. The huckleberry had bits of whole huckleberry throughout.

Gage R.

Google
BEST ICE CREAM and it’s SO cheap. $7 you get 3 of the biggest, fattest scoops and it’s delicious. Only food place here that doesn’t bleed you dry

Nate

Google
A friend told me they had really good ice cream cones. We drove 30 minutes one way to try them only for the server lady to tell us that the ice cream was too hard that she couldn't scoop it. She wouldn't even try. Will n ot be returning.