Outside food truck/bus? That's located on one of the main streets of west Yellowstone. Prices are…read morereally expensive but typical of this area. We ordered two burritos and some asada fries. Total was like $55 for those 3 things. Overall we were pretty satisfied with what we got. The burritos were huge and the portion of fries were also large. We were happy there was some cultural food located in the area. Lady inside who took our order was pretty welcoming. I would highly recommend coming here and getting the Mexican food. Being from California I thought they were pretty decent. I would definitely recommend coming here if you're thinking about it

Very good authentic Mexican food in the area. We got the:…read more Tacos with lengua, head, steak and chorizo Cheese burrito Cheese quesadilla Chimichanga

This place is an old retrofitted bus parked on a lot between two building on a Main Street. It has…read morea small bar table to sit at inside but most sit at the tables set up outside next to it. They offer a variety of combo meals to choose from. We tried the Enchiladas regular with rice and beans and a couple chicken street tacos. The enchilada meal came with 3 nice size enchiladas with your choice of protein - I choose beef and chicken. We did chicken on the tacos. While the enchiladas were super tasty the tacos seemed a little dry. Maybe some verde sauce would help? The order was prepared promptly and the staff was friendly and helpful. Would try again - check them out next time you're in West Yellowstone !

Portions was small and not worth your money !! Wait was crazy long only two workers for a lot of…read morepeople lined up to be disappointed.

Spending three days in West Yellowstone, Montana, I didn't conduct a thorough research for vegan…read moreoptions, so after leaving Yellowstone late last night many restaurants were already closed. I got scared because I didn't want to solely eat protein bars. I quick Google and Yelp search secured this falafel spot. I was shocked and didn't expect to find falafels in Montana of all places. Thankfully, the falafels are VEGAN!! It's a one man show meaning, the owner takes the orders and cooks the food. The falafels are MADE to ORDER, so the wait time is quite long. He takes two orders per person not to lose track of orders. I ordered the falafel combo which comes with six falafels, rice, hummus, a small salad, and a drink all for $20/even. Even though the card machine says $.60 cent tax, the owner won't accept and is firm about the solid bill. Now for the food: the falafels were very tasty. Savory; not gritty or chunky. The falafels are hockey pucks, not round balls. I appreciate the shape since they were easier to dig out the hummus. The hummus was not my favorite thing. It tasted like straight tahini with chickpeas. No lemony flavor. It wasn't gross, but the taste of tahini is acquired alone. The salad is a mixture of onions, shredded lettuce, and tomatoes. Nothing extravagant, but was fresh. The rice is yellow with faint seasoning, but it is delicious fluffy and cooked well. The location is a tad bit confusing though; if using Google maps it'll take you to the wrong Chevron. To locate the food truck, go to the Chevron gas station in front of a clothing store and next general store with the ice cream out front. The owner was very nice and on a Saturday night, he didn't close at 10pm like Google says. It stays open later. Food hit the spot after exploring Yellowstone all day. I slept like a baby!

I've had a lot of falafel so I know good falafel when I have it. We had the combo plate (very large…read moreportion) and a Regular wrap. Both were excellent and made very fresh. The guy that runs it (Alon I think) takes pride in his food and you can tell. West Yosemite seems to be a desert for good, healthy fresh food but The Falafel Spot was the oasis.

great service and very good food and great vibe in the restaurant. I loved it so muchread more

American diner and "Autentica Comida Mexican" in one restaurant!…read more We were just driving into West Yellowstone, running a little late for a family event, with just enough time for lunch. (Jul 2026) We were debating, really, it's true, between plain comfort food and familiar Tex-Mex food. The Timberline Cafe is a diner. On the map, the Taqueria Resendiz is right next door. Perfect! In person, they are combined into one restaurant! Even more perfect! We had a moderately-spicy michelada and a tequila-less "wine-margarita", plus lemonades, and we read all the menus. We all ordered Mexican! Several kinds of open and folded tacos, fajitas, chip & salsa. All fresh and hot and tasty. A perfect flavorful meal, welcoming staff, in a clean bright nicely decorated restaurant. Right next to shops and historic halls, for a nice after lunch stroll, and the on our way!

The onion rings reheated well done - but that was my fault (I over sprayed them). Regardless, the…read moreonion rings were still full of flavor ; but just like burnt toast due to my lack of time management

Just ate here and it was GREAT! The owner/operator makes good food and has a gluten free fryer. I…read morehad the fish and chips and no reaction! James is a kind soul and loved that we brought our dog with us. My girls loved his burgers and my wife had the fish and chips as well and enjoyed them. Thank you for serving GF food especially in a town that needs options!

Went a on cold Saturday evening and found this gem of a place a bit outside Gardiner. As a…read morevegetarian, this is my first time trying Tacos and they did not disappoint. They were made fresh, tasted great. Loved the whole vibe of the place and the location seeing the mountains is awesome. Must visit if you are in Gardiner.

Out of Business years ago. Not sure why it's still on here and in second slot for Gardiner.read more

We weren't sure what to expect but what a cool little spot! One pool table some stools around the…read morebar and a garage door to open in summer. Bartender was super friendly as were all the other people in the bar. We'll be back for sure!

This was a great place for my friends and I to grab a frosty beverage while waiting for dinner at…read moreWonderland. We sat at the bar. There was a family playing pool, and a few people seated outside. It's not a big place but met our needs. Our server was very nice.

If you've not tried Mi Pueblito Tacos Bus, then what are you waiting for?…read more I've visited this place the last two years when in Big Sky, MT! This is as close to a true California taco stand as you will find! The owners are as nice as you'll find, and put out a product that doesn't take a backseat to anyone! The tacos are amazing, and Pastor & Carnitas are the clear winner! Don't sleep on their sopes as they are larger than the typical sized sopes, and they're cooked perfectly each time! You have to know where to look as they are off the road and bit, but they're the best food option without a doubt in all of Big Sky!

Great price and great meal. The carne asada was cooked well and delicious. I wish the tacos came…read morewith more salsa. The carne asada was generously served. There are a lot of options to choose from and we are excited to come back and try more things on the menu.

Good market to stop in for essentials before heading into Yellowstone. Pricing are a little on the…read moreexpensive side, but the prices are definitely on par with the other markets in the area, so I'm not surprised by the prices. They have everything from your usual grocery items, hot food, frozen food, produce, toiletries, etc. Small parking lot could get full, but people seem to leave at a decent pass.

Cool little mountain town grocery store. They have some fresh produce, but do not expect a large…read moreselection! Things are on the pricier side because they can (not a lot of options around town and also they are in the middle of nowhere really). The people working there were kind!