Pahaska Tepee
183 Yellowstone Hwy, Cody, WY, 82414
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Address :
183 Yellowstone Hwy
Cody, WY, 82414 - Phone (307) 527-7701
- Website https://www.pahaska.com
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : Full Bar
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
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Donna C.
A great location to spend the night right at the east entrance to yellowstone national park. Restaurant and gift shop is conveniently located on site. The cabins are also comfortable with a rustic charm. A historical site with the Buffalo Bill's original old lodge.
(4)Dawn D.
The restaurant was excellent! The waiter was friendly and checked back often. Our food came out quickly. I had the buffalo lasagne special and it was possibly the best lasagne I've ever eaten. The atmosphere is western with wood and taxidermy. It was an overall fine dining experience.
(5)Chritina C.
Terrible and rude front desk service, we would never stay here again. The price is expensive only with a rest of night without providing anything that other lodgings have. Besides the room has some damp smell, towels look over-used.
(1)Tim H.
This is THE closest that you can stay to the East entrance to Yellowstone National Park. We toured the park and stayed one night after we left the park. The cabins are sparse (no TV, not real WIFI, no cell service), and nothing fancy, but adequate for a night's stay. The restaurant food is excellent! 5 stars! If you have the option of eating dinner either at the Yellowstone Lodge cafeteria or at Pahaska, choose the Pahaska restaurant. The breakfasts are excellent! Also, be sure to tour the historic Buffalo Bill Lodge. There is a guide in there who gives little tours on summer weekdays. It's amazing. This is bear country, so be aware of that. They also have a wild buffalo that lives on site, so be aware of that in the morning. We really enjoyed the Pahaska!
(3)Sid W.
This is specific to the restaurant we visited, our last option for dinner when everything within 25 mile radius around East Entrance was closed. Being a gourmet that I am, their Steak Au Poivre and Elk Medallions simply floored me! Good choice of beers, friendly service and 2-3 good pasta options for veggies. At the bar, they even provided us with ice (for liquor) free of cost to take back to our cabins in another lodge! Talk of good service!
(5)Lauran H.
Stayed here for one night and it was OK but left us feeling a bit disappointed. Great setting in the mountains just outside of east gate of Yellowstone - so access to the park is great. This is a one stop gas station, souvenir shop, convenience mart, lodging, and restaurant. A variety of different buildings house various types of lodging opitions - most in older type cabin like buildings that are showing their age - this place has been around a long time. Housekeeping needs work, the place needs some basic repair. The restaurant was OK but nothing to write home about, and the cost for what we got was a bit high. Adequate, like staying at a camp in a convenient location to Yellowstone. That's it - nothing more.
(2)Margaret F.
We loved the character of this place. Real locals' bar, nice people, friendly and authentic (if not absolutely delicious) breakfast. We hung out in the bar late into the night to absorb the atmosphere. It's not for you if you expect the wireless to work -- the Teepee really shouldn't advertise having that capability -- or any amenities beyond the basics, especially after 9 pm. There's no late night food, so make sure you take that into account. We saw one "soft" urbanite get pretty obviously dismissed by the (otherwise chatty) bartender when he asked a bunch of dumb city slicker questions, so don't show up here if you're high maintenance.
(4)A C.
We only visited the bar. The bar itself is really nice; many historical items. The bartender service was good. We ordered an appetizer, which was overpriced for what we got. On top of that, they gave us a plate with the appetizer, but no small plates to eat it, and no napkins. I hate to ask for the obvious. It is the only place around, and they know it.
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