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Counter-service ice cream on West Yellowstone’s Main Street serves scoops, sundaes, shakes, and smoothies with a broad flavor lineup. Midnight Cookies and Cream delivers cookie crunch in a creamy base with molten fudge; Dutch Chocolate Hot Fudge Sundae layers velvety fudge over smooth chocolate ice cream; Mint Chip Shake adds a cool mint bite with chocolate chips that snap.
Skip plain vanilla, get Midnight Cookies and Cream for the texture-meets-flavor hit. For a caffeinated treat, order the Coffee Chip Shake; if you want a dairy-free drink, request oat milk.
This is a casual, bustling tourist stop on Main Street. It is not laptop-friendly; bring the family energy and a flexible appetite.
Line typically extends to Main Street during peak hours; go at 12:00 PM–2:00 PM on weekdays or after 9:00 PM to shorten the wait; online ordering is not mentioned
EAT HERE IF: you want a solid, quick ice cream fix after a Yellowstone day. SKIP IF: you’re seeking a formal dessert spot or a high-end dining experience.
Yellowstone-area counter-service with a broad flavor lineup and cult-favorite Midnight Cookies and Cream
Signature Dishes: Midnight Cookies and Cream; Dutch Chocolate Hot Fudge Sundae; Mint Chip Shake
Midnight Cookies and Cream; Mint Chip Shake; Dutch Chocolate Hot Fudge Sundae
Best time to visit: 12:00 PM–2:00 PM on weekdays or after 9:00 PM when lines ease. Weekends or peak tourist times can see longer lines.
Very large groups without advance inquiry, or those seeking a quiet, intimate meal during peak busy hours without a reservation.
Welcoming for families; outdoor seating available; typical noise levels for a busy tourist spot
Customers praise the variety and texture of the ice creams, especially Midnight Cookies and Cream and the Mint Chip Shake. The Dutch Chocolate Hot Fudge Sundae stands out for its creamy ice cream and rich fudge, though some note pricing as a consideration. Lines can be long, but the staff move quickly and maintain friendly service, making it a must-stop after a day in the park.
Address
40 N Canyon St, West Yellowstone, MT 59758, USA
To Park Center
approximately 28 miles from park entrance
Street parking on Main Street; spaces can be tight and crowded during peak hours.
Based on 128 Google reviews
Based on 128 guest reviews
" Customers praise the variety and texture of the ice creams, especially Midnight Cookies and Cream and the Mint Chip Shake. The Dutch Chocolate Hot Fudge Sundae stands out for its creamy ice cream and rich fudge, though some note pricing as a consideration. Lines can be long, but the staff move quickly and maintain friendly service, making it a must-stop after a day in the park."
Craig Swoverland
DELICIOUS 🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠 ICE CREAM IN YELLOWSTONE. Nice, quick and efficient service. Can’t go wrong visiting them while strolling around town. Great job guys. 😃😃😃
Ryan Renjith
Went to Haagen Dazs to try the ice cream while visiting West Yellowstone. Tried the midnight cookies and cream and was impressed. Tasted good and was an interesting new flavor, along with several interesting flavors there. Overall tasted nice and good experience.
Matthew Rease
Price seemed okay for portion size (at least compared to other places. Ice cream flavor was great, as expected from this brand. Simple small ordering station.
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Quality justifies the expense; you get a creamy texture and strong flavors that stand up to the big day in the park.
Oat milk can be accommodated for drinks upon request.
Yes, takeout is inherent to the counter-service model; you can grab and go.
Yes, but seating is limited; there is outdoor seating and a small interior dining area.
WiFi availability is not specified.
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