| Reviews and photos of Jackson restaurants posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Jackson dining. Jackson Map |
 | Jackson Restaurants | Tips 1 - 10 of 60 |  |
Bubba's is a terrific place. No reservation policy. When you get it, you have to write your name in order to get a table. The ambience in simple and service polite. The BBQ is geourgeus and cannot disappoint you, portion are in american-style, i.e. very very big. Unfortunately no bier or wine is sold there; what a pity to eat such a wonderful meat without a good bier. Leave a Comment Theme: BarbecuePrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: least expensiveAddress: 515 W BroadwayPhone: 1 307-733-2288
|
Visiting Jackson?
Read reviews about Jackson Hotels
Real Reviews from Real VirtualTourist Members.
 Wind River Brewing Company by WheninRome
I found the beer at Wind River to be excellent. Far better than Snake River's beer. And, of course, the prices in Pinedale are much less than in Jackson. This is a much better (and far less crowded) experience than the brewery in Jackson.
I found all of the food to be good. I had a Gayle Force Ale and the beef stew before the trip and a steak sandwhich and another Gayle Force Ale after the trip. Everything on the menu looked excellent. Theme: Pub/BreweryPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: 402 Pine St., Pinedale, WY 82941Phone: (307) 367-2337Directions: On the main drag through Pinedale. Can't miss it.
|
 | |  |
Just north of the square next to Ripley's, this little place has the best salsa I've had for a long time. There's a long wait for tables, but it's worth it. FYI, it's Tex-Mex. They make everything to order, and they even make their own tortillas and chips. I ordered chips and salsa to go at the end of the meal because it was so good. Cute pig murals on the walls.
I was surprised that this place was as good as it was, since Jackson is a tourist town and this location is right off the square. The waitress wasn't the most attentive, but not too bad, either. I just wish they would franchise to my state!
Wife had fish tacos and I had the mixed fajitas. Good stuff. Even better the next day as leftovers (flavors had time to meld, I guess). The chips were thin and warm, and the salsa was flavorful. I called later to ask about the recipe, and they said it's "a secret." Nice blend of fresh ingredients in all of our dishes, and plenty of food for the $$.
No hormones in the meat and it's pasture raised, and no MSG, hydrogenated oils, or lard.
|
| | |
The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar is a bar - not a brewery as the selected theme may indicate. 100% bar.
I had great memories from this place when I was in Jackson Hole in my very early twenties. This place is probably best suited for those in their early twenties, but I was amazed at how many 40 to 60 somethings were in there swilling down expensive drinks. One in this place was enough for me.
This was actually one of the first places I went into upon getting into downtown Jackson after my plane arrived. I hadn't eaten in about 8 hours and I remembered this place from my previous trip so I went in and had a seat on one of the saddles at the bar. I ordered a beer and then food (at a separate ordering window), a buffalo burger as they were out of elk, which I've never had.
The beer was a Snake River Brewing Company beer (marked up 50 cents per pint) and the buffalo burger was bad.
You have to go in and take a seat in one of the saddles at the bar for the experience. Have a beer or softdrink or whatever your thing is. And then leave.
None. It's all about the experience. Food is about average price (for bad food) and the drinks are average to a little above average.
|
| | |
I went to the Snake River Brewing Company twice while in Jackson Hole - once for a beer and dinner and once just for a beer. The brewery was packed and had a lot of locals so it must have something going for it. Personally, I thought the food was sub-mediocre and the beer to be mediocre.
For food, I had a buffalo chicken sandwhich and fries, which were both pretty pathetic. There was 4 times more bun than chicken, which was a tiny and tasteless filet. The fries were soggy and under-cooked. Perhaps just a bad night in the kitchen? The guy to the left of me at the bar had a pizza, which looked slightly better, and the guy to the right had fish and chips - he sent his meal back due to it being under-cooked and received another.
I consider myself to be an amateur connoisseur of microbrews and feel lucky to have a breweries such as Great Lakes Brewery and the Buckeye Beer Engine so close in the Cleveland area. Perhaps I am even spoiled by these microbrews and by the wide selection of U.S. and international handcrafted brews available in my area. Regardless, I was underwhelmed by Snake River Brewing Company's beers. I tried 3 different beers: their Snake River Lager, a Double Fistin IPA and their Dim Witbier. Of those, I found the Witbier to be the best, but even it far from knocked my socks off. In fairness, another local told me that their best seasonal beers are made in the winter.
Still, after a long day on the trail or in the shops, the Snake River Brewing Company offers a nice evening respite for a couple beers and snacks (eat dinner at your own risk). I particularly enjoyed taking my pint outside to enjoy in the beautiful Jackson Hole weather. It sure beats spending a fortune in 1 of the downtown establishments, where they sell Snake River's beer and mark it up 50 cents to a dollar per glass.
I did not have a favorite dish. Dinner was not worth getting. Stick with the appetizers and the beer, or just the beer. Theme: Pub/BreweryPrice: US$21-30 » Currency ConverterComparison: about averageAddress: 265 South Millward, Jackson, WY 83001Phone: (307) 739-2337Directions: At the corner of Millward and Hansen Avenues near the fairgrounds.Website: http://www.snakeriverbrewing.com/
|
| | |
Visiting Jackson?
Read reviews about Jackson Hotels
Real Reviews from Real VirtualTourist Members.
 Bubba's Bar-B-Que Restaurant by WheninRome
The southern catfish was excellent. I don't think you could go wrong with any of the BBQ. The hushpuppies were also outstanding. My biscuits and gravy for breakfast were good, but it was not the best sausage gravy I have ever had. Somebody nearby got what looked like french toast that looked very good. Theme: LocalPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: least expensiveAddress: 515 W Broadway, JacksonPhone: (307) 733-2288Directions: On the main highway through town on the south side of town near the K-Mart and Albertsons.
|
| | |
Western, with a great salad bar. Fresh fruits, melon slices and giant strawberry's. 13.95 senior dinner "me" that includes the soup andsalad bar. and a wonderful breakfast buffet, that is kept fresh for around $5.00 coffee and juice extra.
Breakfast the home made french toast that need no syrup, and GREAT biscuits and a light gravy.
dinner: Chicken fried steak, or popcorn shrimp. Theme: BreakfastPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: least expensiveAddress: down town main street
|
Over rated cheap and not worth the price. Rubber Squid, Heat lamped fries, and grease soaked burgers served well when rare was ordered
the Beer from a bottle Theme: Pub/BreweryPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: less expensive than averageAddress: down town on the strip
|
during our one night in Jackson we had dinner at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar at the advice of my friend Laura. We quickly found this restaurant just a few blocks form our hotel. We walked in the ground floor and saw a huge bar with numerous pool tables and an dark, quiet dance floor. We wanted dinner so they staff pointed us downstairs where, they said, we could find another bar with a TV so we could watch the MLB playoffs. We wandered downstairs and back to the bar where we were greeted by a very friendly bartender who was originally from Ohio.
We started with a few beers while we helped the bartender find the game and our beers. The specials sounded great so we both quickly chose the elk chops with blueberry reduction sauce, potato, and vegetable. I was a little concerned about the blueberry sauce being too sweet, but it was a nice compliment to the salty and well-cooked elk meat. The sides were also very tasty, but no real comparison to the excellent elk. A great meal! Unfortunately we didn't realize the elk was $45 a plate until we were getting ready to pay and leave. Our total bill was $106 before tip!
On the way out of the bar we checked out the upstairs with their cowboy displays and the mounted mountain lions. Great place, but more expensive than average. Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: US$41 and up » Currency ConverterComparison: most expensiveAddress: 25 N Cache Dr, JacksonPhone: 307-733-4790Directions: Across from the town square
|
| | |
When driving from Jackson to Yellowstone via Grand Tetons, we decided to stop for food. In October, however, most park facilities including restaurants are closed, but luckily we stumbled onto the Signal Mountain Lodge. Here we had a great breakfast overlooking Jackson Lake, in a scarcely populated dining room with great service and some unique and tasty dishes.
We started with coffee, and dad ordered the pancakes. I had one of the omelets that was packed full of onions, mushrooms, and some great elk sausage. Our meals were around $20 for both.
The Signal Mountain area also has cabins, a gas station & small grocery store, and a tiny marina with boats on the lake. Leave a Comment Theme: LocalPrice: US$11-20 » Currency ConverterComparison: more expensive than averageAddress: Inner Park Road, Moran, WYPhone: 307-543-2831
|
|
More Jackson Travel Deals Hotel Jackson Wyoming
Beautiful Jackson WY Hotel in Downtown Jackson. Book Online! Hotel
Convenient Jackson location. Great rates. Call to book now! Jackson Lodging
A Hotel In Jackson, MS. Free Hot Breakfast. Book Today! Sponsored Links - Alpine House
285 N. Glenwood St., Jackson, WY - Flying Saddle Resort
118878 Hwy 89 and 26 (formerly Best Western Flying Saddle Lodge), Jackson, WY - Jackson Hole Lodge
420 West Broadway (US Highway 89), Jackson, WY - Parkway Inn
125 Jackson, Jackson, WY - Virginian Lodge
750 West Broadway PO Box 1052, Jackson, WY - Wyoming Inn of Jackson Hole
930 W Broadway, Jackson, WY - Tram Tower
155 N Jackson St, Jackson, WY - Pioneer Motel
325 N Cache, Jackson, WY - Cowboy Village Resort
120 S Flat Creek Dr, Jackson, WY - Teton Pines
3450 North Clubhouse Drive, Jackson, WY - Love Ridge Resort Lodges
400 E Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY - Motel 6 Jackson
600 S Hwy 89 On US Hwy 89/191/26, Jackson, WY - Wagon Wheel Village
435 North Cache, Jackson, WY - Rusty Parrot Lodge and Spa
175 N Jackson St, Jackson, WY - Snow King Resort Hotel
400 East Snow King Ave., Jackson, WY
|
