Where To Eat In Jackson Hole
There is more to Jackson Hole and Yellowstone than just the flora and fauna. Jackson Hole is a happening town with a great selection of restaurants for all types of foodies. Whether you're looking for a quick breakfast, lunch, or dinner in Jackson Hole, there are options for everyone that won't disappoint. We've created this guide to help you navigate the scene and share the best restaurants in Jackson, Wyoming.
Breakfast in Jackson Hole
Persephone Bakery
Location 1: 145 E. Broadway, Jackson, WY 83001
Location 2: The Aspens, 3445 N. Pines Way, Wilson, WY 83014
Start your day at this local favorite for coffee and pastries. This James Beard Nominated cafe has two locations for your convenience. One in the town center and one in the west bank. The space is Instagram-worthy adorbs and is ranked one of the top coffee shops in Wyoming!
D.O.G.
Location: 25 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY 83001
In a hurry? Hungover? Then Down on Glen is your perfect grab-and-go situation. A literal hole in the wall…be warned, the burritos are just as spicy as the service (it’s sorta their thing), but it’s the perfect antidote to a night out at the Cowboy or to grab quickly before heading to the tram at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
Lunch in Jackson, Wyoming
Hand fire Pizza
Location: 120 N Cache St, Jackson, WY 83001
The always bustling Handfire Pizza is located in the old single-screen theater - one of the oldest buildings in the town square - they kept the marquee and dominated the rest of the pizza in town. They have gluten-free and vegan options as well as salads, but let’s just stick to the script here…we recommend sitting at the bar.
Cafe Genevieve
Location: 135 E Broadway Ave, Jackson, WY 83001
A historical gem located in a traditional log cabin offers the very best in southern home-cooked dishes. Known for their pig candy (which they ship anywhere in the US), but note, their brunch is not to be missed, with innovative takes on the classics like Cajun eggs Benedict, this is the perfect brunch if you hit après a little too hard the day before.
Dinner in Jackson Hole
The Bistro
Location: 112 Center St, Jackson, WY 83001
Dining at the Bistro is one of our personal favorites. The vibe is cozy and inviting, making it the perfect spot to unwind after a day of exploring. The cuisine is all about celebrating local flavors with a modern twist. You’ll find a mix of hearty, comfort food and lighter, fresh options, all made with high-quality, locally sourced ingredients. Whether you’re in the mood for something rich and savory or looking for a refreshing salad, the Bistro has you covered. The menu reflects the seasons, showcasing the best of what Wyoming has to offer, so there's always something new to try. Plus, the friendly staff is always ready to help you find the perfect drink to complement your meal. It's a great place to enjoy a relaxed yet well-prepared meal right downtown in Jackson Hole.
Local
Location: 55 North Cache St, Jackson, WY 83001
Local is a town square force to be reckoned with. Offering premium steaks and upscale American cuisine, this meat-heavy menu is a must. Offering some of the most professional and knowledgeable services in town, explore wine pairings and craft cocktails curated for each summer or winter season. If you enjoy a good happy hour and nourishing comfort food, check out the bar side of the restaurant for daily specials. Local has some of the best service and experienced bartenders in town. Jackson Hole Tourbase staff frequent this chic steak house often.
The Kitchen
Location: 155 North Glenwood, Jackson, WY 83001
A great little spot that gives a bit of reprieve to the hearty menus around Jackson Hole. The kitchen is a more modern, seafood-focused joint with a few Asian and French influences. Everything here is solid as can be and features a large, open – surprise, surprise – kitchen, which allows patrons to watch the chefs prepare their food in a rather tranquil space.
Honorable mentions…
Teton Thai for après and legit food cooked by Thai aunties right in Teton Village
Cutty’s Tavern for Philly cheesesteaks with bread flown in from Jersey’s Amoroso’s
Creekside Market for sandwiches before hitting Grand Teton National Park
Pinky G’s for a late-night slice of pizza featured on Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives with Guy Fieri
Handle Bar for après at the base of the mountain, one of Michael Mina’s busiest restaurants
Bin 22 for tapas is located inside a wine store right in Jackson town
King Sushi for some of the best sushi you will ever have. Don’t be fooled by our mountain town; we fly in the goods.
Snake River Grill for a fine dining experience at one of the oldest and most popular restaurants in Jackson Hole.
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