OMG we loved this place so much we kept coming back. They have mastered ice cream, esspresso, and…read morehuckleberry flavors. They serve the perfect affogatto! And love affogatto (esspresso poured over ice cream). They give you a choice of how many scoops (one is enough for me) and how many shots (one or two). And everything's the perfect temperature to enjoy the hot/cold combo without melting all the ice cream. We tried the huckleberry coffee (much better than I expected) and the huckleberry cobbler latte (one with esspresso and one with matcha). And I had a waffle cone with huckleberry icecream with a double shot of esspresso on the side. Prices were great. Serving sizes were great. Flavors were awesome! The place is a small food truck, manned by one person at a time but wait times were short and the servers gave great customer service, taking time to explain all our options. The posted a humongous menu on the outside of the truck. There are so many options to chose from. The location is perfect. There are cute little shops everywhere. It's a great place to park, grab a little pick me up an then explore the town and pick up some memorabilia and some gifts for your friends back home. I can no longer imagine coming to Yellowstone without coming here! Six stars :-)

Outdoor and easy stop for coffee and/or ice cream. Service was very friendly…read more We ordered a Huckleberry Latte, and Huckleberry Shakes. When in the area, must have Hucklebery everything. Latte just was okay. Shakes were not flavorful, especially for Huckleberry. I would go back but order other selections. Their ice cream and cones looked good. Lots if seating outside.

This place is fantastic! Service is incredible--everyone was so welcoming and nice. They have a…read morecouple of tables and chairs for eating inside. They also sell some really great merch! I was super happy to find a Dutton Ranch hat here! We dined in for dinner one night. My oldest and I got the bison tacos. They were wonderful! They're served with chips, so when the fillings fall out of the tacos, you then have nachos! My youngest got a chicken sandwich and really liked it. She and I shared a huckleberry milkshake which was served with a mini donut on the straw. It was delicious and refreshing! We stopped by here again for huckleberry matchas and those were amazing as well. I'd highly recommend checking this place out!

Good coffee. We filled up for the road ahead! (Jul 2026)…read more Cute little cafe. Friendly (disinterested) dog. Clean bathroom.

Note that Yellowstone Perk and Yellowstone Ice Cream are one and the same. Yelp should consolidate…read morethese two profiles. Stopped here for ice cream and decided to do a Huckleberry Matcha instead as I'll never get that anyplace else near me. It was good. I lowered the sugar by half. For being in the middle of nowhere it was a good matcha! The service was great, always kind people in this part of the USA. The ambiance is chill a nice quick escape if it's warm outside! Seating is plentiful for four or less.

It's alright. We got the huckleberry ice cream and there was nothing that stood out. The vibes are…read moregood though.

My friends and I wanted to explore different coffee shops around town. Seems like this one was it…read more Wasn't sure about it because of the reviews, but SO glad that we went! Best huckleberry iced coffee I've had!

Service was unpleasant-- grumpy guy. He charges extra for EVERYTHING--including an extra straw,…read morecup, fork, or plate. The coffee prices are ridiculous. A 16oz plain latte is $7.45, and that's flavorless-- no syrup and with plain milk. Any customizations to a latte with only espresso and milk are an upcharge to what is already an $8 latte. Flavored syrup-- another $1.45, Non-dairy milk-- $1.90. We're in Idaho--not Manhattan. A plain latte in this region should range $4.29- $5.23 (sm-lg), not $7.45. At that price, flavor and milk substitutions should absolutely be included, not nickel-and-dimed into a $12 latte. See our receipt attached for 5 coffees & three waffles. I am from Southern California and my coffees are cheaper. Flavor modifications should not exceed $0.50-0.80 Milk mods should not exceed $1.00-$1.25 I will say the waffles are good-- That is, if you're not still processing the absurdity of your receipt.

Awesome pastries especially the huckleberry scones a must try if you are ever in West Yellowstoneread more

A solid coffee and breakfast option near the park. I stopped in twice over my 3 days in town. Both…read moredays I got coffee and the elk burrito. While the prices are high, the portions were large. The elk burrito was $15 but I couldn't even finish the entire thing and it tasted great. Staff wasn't very friendly but they were busy. If ever back in town, I'll come back.

While small in size and selection, GSG (solely an acronym and not meant to sound like a new street…read moredrug) is the closest shop to the north entrance of Yellowstone National Park. Since addresses are practically non-existent in Gardiner, MT (check out Google Maps if you don't believe me), just go all the way to the far west end of the main shopping strip on Park Street or simply ask one of the locals. GSG is a gift shop with a lot of key chains, bumper stickers, knick-knacks and cute children's t-shirts. Next door, like all the other souvenir shops in Gardiner, is a little cafe selling sweets and coffee. GSG's cafe seems to be the only cafe in town to actually have locals in it drinking their coffees while passing countless hours of the day away (most likely gossiping about own townies and homely, outdoorsy tourists). I recommend Yellowstone Gifts & Sweets down the street but both stores have different items for sale unlike many other tourist towns.

Love this place. Wished we found this place on our first day but still got to enjoy what it offers…read moreon our last two days. Owner Jerry is great, he makes an awesome specialty coffee as compared to the pharmacy/coffee shop next door. Nice quaint sitting area, a full view of park entrance arch and the mountain range ahead. You can understand why locals hang in there. An old fashion local store. I was surprised to find cute, quirky fun gifts for a very nice price. Not out to rob tourists like us.

I was honestly craving some boba during my Yellowstone trip and my friend told me I had to try this…read moreplace out since it was one of the two boba spots in the area. They had a wide selection of drinks to choose from and they also have a poke menu & ice cream. I ended up ordering a Jasmine Milk Tea with boba. The owner was really sweet and made sure that I was okay with the sugar level of the drink prior to me leaving. I have to say, for boba in Montana, this wasn't bad. It was a bit on the pricey side but most boba places back in LA are about that price now. The boba was chewy and not overly sweet. The jasmine tea was strong and wasn't watered down or anything. So yeah not bad for boba in Montana.

Great boba spot in West Yellowstone that just opened a few weeks ago!! The price of the boba was a…read morebit expensive, but with so few options in Montana, this cafe hit the spot. They also serve bahn-mi sandwiches and poke!

Really cool coffee shop with breakfast sandwiches and pastries. The bookstore is neat as well…read more This is a great stop if you're on your way into Yellowstone.

Book Peddler ended up being one of our favorite discoveries in West Yellowstone. In a town where…read morebreakfast options can be somewhat limited, service can move at a different pace than larger cities, and many establishments don't open particularly early, Book Peddler fills a nice niche by serving good coffee, made-to-order breakfast items, and offering a genuinely enjoyable bookstore to browse before heading into Yellowstone. I'd still suggest checking their website for seasonal hours, but we found them open early enough to comfortably fuel up before entering the park. The coffee program is surprisingly strong for a small tourist town bookstore café. They offer several locally roasted coffees, including lighter roasts, darker roasts, and decaf options, along with espresso drinks and specialty coffee beverages. We found the coffee to be among the better options available in town. The breakfast menu was another pleasant surprise. Rather than relying solely on pastries or grab-and-go items, many of the offerings are prepared to order. You'll find breakfast burritos, sandwiches, vegetarian selections, and meat options, giving most travelers enough variety to satisfy differing tastes. It's one of the few places in West Yellowstone where you won't be steered towards elk or bison! During our visit they offered both vegetable and ham quiches, along with chili. Everything we tried was fresh, satisfying, and felt like a step above what we expected to find in a small gateway community. Service is solid, though perhaps not spectacular by large-city standards. Orders can take a little while during busier periods, but honestly it felt very much on pace with West Yellowstone as a whole. The staff was friendly, accommodating, and seemed genuinely interested in making sure guests had a good experience. Given the town's relative isolation and dependence on deliveries, it's also not uncommon for certain items to occasionally be unavailable, whether that's a specific milk option, produce item, or pastry. We found the staff to be upfront about availability, and it never materially detracted from the experience. The bookstore itself is worth spending some time in, even if you originally stopped by only for coffee. The selection leans heavily into Yellowstone, national parks, western fiction, travel, and regional history. It's a much better place to find a unique souvenir or gift to bring home than another shop selling the same T-shirts, magnets, and trinkets found throughout town. Final Thoughts: Book Peddler quietly does several things well at once. It's a good coffee shop, a surprisingly strong breakfast stop, and an independent bookstore that rewards browsing. If you're spending a few days in West Yellowstone, I would recommend making at least one morning visit before heading into the park. We enjoyed it enough that it became part of our Yellowstone routine. -AC