RestaurantSitti’s Table
Wagyu Hot Beef Sandwich on artisanal bread; tender brisket with Dijon aioli and onion jam.

The taco bus vibe hits West Yellowstone with crackly tortillas and fast, direct service. Pollo a la Diabla spits heat while Pollo al Ajo delivers garlicky heft; Camaron a la Diabla leans into brine and spice. Tacos and burritos hold their shape, while the outdoor setup invites you to grab a burrito and park it with a lawn chair across the street.
Skip the generic burrito, get Pollo a la Diabla. For drinks, agua fresca if available.
Post-hike fuel with a casual, street-food rhythm; not laptop-friendly; it is loud and social.
The line can extend to the sidewalk during peak hours; order ahead or takeout to skip the wait; online ordering is an option.
EAT HERE IF: you want authentic Mexican in a casual taco-bus setting after a day in the park. SKIP IF: you need a formal, indoor dining room.
Taco-bus experience with outdoor seating and live music across the street
Signature Dishes: Pollo a la Diabla, Pollo al Ajo, Camaron a la Diabla, Camaron al Ajo
Tacos and burritos; Pollo a la Diabla; Camaron a la Diabla
Seasonal: May–October. Visit slightly off-peak to dodge crowds and lines.
People seeking a formal sit-down dining room or quiet, air-conditioned space
Casual and kid-friendly; expect crowd and quick service
Locals celebrate its authentic Mexican flavors and the taco-bus vibe; heat and garlic notes from the Diabla dishes stand out, with shrimp variants offering brine and garlicky punch. Lines can appear during peak season, but the core dishes deliver solid, straightforward flavors that fit a casual Yellowstone day.
Counter service with outdoor seating; no detailed accessibility information available
Address
128 Firehole Ave, West Yellowstone, MT 59758, USA
To Park Center
approximately 28 miles from park entrance
Street parking around Highway 20 and Canyon; between Firehole BBQ and Cenex gas station
Based on 678 Google reviews
Based on 678 guest reviews
" Locals celebrate its authentic Mexican flavors and the taco-bus vibe; heat and garlic notes from the Diabla dishes stand out, with shrimp variants offering brine and garlicky punch. Lines can appear during peak season, but the core dishes deliver solid, straightforward flavors that fit a casual Yellowstone day."
Priyanka Sharma
If I could, I would give 0 stars for the food, I have never eaten such tasteless and bad burrito and quesadilla. We ended by throwing away the whole thing and wasted $40 on food, I was not able to even chew chicken it was that bad. It looked like the chicken was pre packaged one from some superstore. No flavor at all. Don’t waste your money over here. Not worth it at all. I saw all the good reviews and decided to go but was disappointed.
jesterman 37
Best Mexican food in Montana, we tried some fajitas from other places and it was unauthentic and plain bad. Real homemade tortillas here, delicious red and green chile, plenty of spice but not overpowering, I wasn’t quite sweating. I would recommend Al pastor and carnitas.
Ambar Campos
This is an excellent taco truck! The food is authentic and the salsas are great. The menu is huge, but somehow the service is still pretty quick. They have plenty of outdoor seating with umbrellas to save you from the sun.
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The majority of dishes can be prepared gluten-free upon request.
Takeout is available; online ordering is an option.
Vegetarian options can be accommodated upon request.
Street parking in the vicinity along Highway 20 and Canyon; expect limited spots near the taco bus.
Hours are not published here; the nearby West Entrance Road operates May–October, so Malverde likely follows a similar seasonal pattern.
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