Canyon Eatery: Exploring Yellowstone National Park takes a lot of energy, and Canyon Eatery at Canyon Lodge was the perfect place to refuel after a long day of adventure. Variety for All Tastes: Canyon Eatery offers a fantastic selection! From wok stations with customizable rice bowls to homestyle meals at Slow Food Fast, there's something to satisfy everyone's cravings. Plus, the grab-and-go options are lifesavers for mornings on the go. Fresh Options: I was pleasantly surprised by the focus on fresh ingredients. The veggies at the wok station looked crisp and colorful, and the breakfast menu offered more than just greasy fare. 1950s Diner Vibes: The atmosphere at Canyon Eatery is fun and funky. The 1950s-inspired decor adds a touch of whimsy to the dining experience, making it a great place to relax and unwind after a day of exploring. Fuel Up for Adventure: The portions at Canyon Eatery are perfect for park adventurers. They left me feeling energized and ready to tackle the next hike or geyser hunt. Convenience is King: Located right in Canyon Village, Canyon Eatery is incredibly convenient, especially for those staying at Canyon Lodge. It's a great option for a quick and tasty bite before heading out for the day's adventures. Overall: Canyon Eatery may not be fine dining, but it hits all the right notes for a park lodge restaurant. It's a great place to grab a delicious and satisfying meal in a fun and convenient location. Highly recommend! Insider Tip: If you're looking for a unique drink option, check out the M66 Lounge in the evenings for cocktails and local craft beers.

I have been there a few times on June. It serves two types of foods: eastern and western. I only tried the western--it was really yummy, although not much variety was offered. The price was very reasonable. The roaated chicken and BBQ pork ribs were delicious. There were a lot of customers but plenty of seats available. Although I lived in West Yellowstone, I frequented this canteen to maximize my daytime visit of the park.

Ok folks, listen up. You can either bring your own food or eat here which is the only game in town. They serve hundreds of people cafeteria style and my food was delicious. I had the country fried steak with white gravy. Tasted exactly like they make it at Cracker Barrel. Plenty of seating and you might sit next to someone you don’t know so make a friend while you are here. They have an entire section of Asian food if you prefer. They have young people working here from all over the world. Taking great care of you and your family. All I saw was people completely stuffing their faces and smiling. The portions are generous. After a hard day of sight-seeing you will be glad this eatery is here.

Very cool retro vibes fit well into the beauty of Yellowstone. Tons and tons of food and drink options, and good adherence to trash/recycling separation make this a great place to stop on your journey.

the reviews down below are mot true at all. as an autistic foody i loved every inch of this place. good 4ood and gorls.

Customisable dishes- 1. Pick base noodle or rice 2. Pick protein - tofu or meat 3. Pick sauces 4. Pick toppings There was a queue to place an order. Food ingredients were fresh. There were many eatery sections in this place. Multiple seating areas..

Place was packed, but the line moves fast. This place is probably packed no matter when you go here, specially, during meal times. The service was really good. I’m sure they’re terribly busy all day long but you wouldn’t know it by how you’re treated. Good basic food like burgers and fries. Amazingly good service considering it’s the only show in town. Plenty of souvenir shopping here as well. If you’re going to pick up stuff to take home like T-shirts or sweatshirts or memorabilia this is the place.

I enjoyed my wok for dinner with veggies and tofu! I thought it had good flavor and it was MUCH better than the similar wok that I had at the Old Faithful cafeteria. There is plenty of outdoor seating and some is covered! I also ate breakfast here, but didn't feel like that was worth the long line. I had to wait a really long time for them to brew more coffee and other guests were getting grumpy.