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Wyoming, United States Food Guide: 10 American food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Teton Village
Best American restaurants nearby. Discover the best American food in Teton Village. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for American restaurants near you.. Visitors to Teton Village will find great skiing at Jackson Hole and Grand Teton National Park. Most tourists stick to the Jackson Hole Nordic Center, which offers great downhill and cross-country skiing, but there are miles of lesser-known trails and black-diamond slopes in the Park for the more adventurous.
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10. The Pool Cafe
Reviewed By Ketch77
Lovely vibe and great food/beverage! Highly recommend after a long day of hiking or morning parasailing. The massages poolside are over the top!
9. Gamefish
Overall Ratings
3 based on 77 reviews
Savor our local wild game and seafood entrees with a glass of wine from our award winning wine list. Let our friendly staff enhance your dining experience with knowledge of Jackson Hole and an assortment of food pairing and wine pairing suggestions. Our t
Reviewed By jesseo582
The gamefish restaurant proper was closed, but I was assured the hamburger in the fireside bar is the same they serve in the restaurant. It was delicious, served quickly, cooked to order, fresh and hot and I enjoyed it very much.And, for $14, I mean ârespectableâ in the best sense because it outperformed the $20 âpremiumâ burger served just up the hill by the neighboring establishment. You can be sure Iâll be back.
8. Fireside Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Located within the Snake River Lodge but is a separate eating establishment from Game Fish, a restaurant you do have listed in the Snake River Lodge.
Reviewed By jesseo582
Tried a trout and crabcake sandwich with huckleberry cole slaw! Other items liked good as well. Thought I was in the mood for a burger but sandwich I chose sounded different than anything I'd had before so I was glad for a new experience!
7. Southcable Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Closed for off- season will reopen November 28. Breakfast and lunch cafe nestled at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort inside Caldera House. Serving up breakfast burritos, pizza and other grab n' go options.
Reviewed By SJBandkids
This was the "go to" breakfast spot during our stay in Teton Village. Breakfast sandwiches, burritos, fresh baked goods and coffee at reasonable prices! They also have a lunch special "beer and a slice" for apres ski that can not be beat! Service is fast and friendly. Place was full of Jackson employees in the morning.
6. Bodega
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Picture an outdoor market full of stalls selling artisanal products. Hear the bustle of exchanges between new and old friends. Feel the contagious energy. From what you'd think, you could be on the corner of a New York City street. But here you are - in J
Reviewed By nicksE7138NY
Stopped in the Bodega today, wanted to get a breakfast sandwich and something to drink, all hot boxes and shelves were empty, and there were a couple stale pastries left. It was 10 AM. Girl behind the desk was texting on her phone, couldnât be bothered to look up or respond to a question. I made the huge mistake of using the restroom, this restroom is the filthiest restroom I have ever seen in my 50 years on earth. Kids behind the counter Iâm sure are too cool to clean a toilet. Donât stop here, except possibly for fuel.Thank you for stopping by. Weâre are sorry to learn about your experience with us. We pride ourselves on keeping our shelves well-stocked with high quality items, so weâre sorry to have been out of our grab-and-go hot breakfast items when you came by. Depending on whatâs going on at the mountain, these items can tend to fly off the shelves earlier than other days. While the bathroom is a shared bathroom, please know we take the cleanliness of our store very seriously. Every customer is important to us, so we are sorry you didnât feel this way when you joined us. We take feedback very seriously. Thank you for taking the time write a review so we could address.
5. The Deck
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By KathFW
We hiked from the base of the mountain to the top of the aerial tram, this was our midway stop for a break. I'm glad it was there and had bathrooms and drinks etc, with three kids it was a welcome break. And of course this is a place on a mountain so they can charge whatever they want, I was just pretty put off paying $5 a Gatorade and all the other inflated prices.
4. Piste Mountain Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 121 reviews
Piste is a commonly used French word meaning "a marked path down a mountain for snow skiing and snowboarding." For many, a journey along this type of mountain trail is a reward in its own right, but in the Rendezvous Lodge at the top of the Bridger Gondol
Reviewed By Robert B
Lots of mountaintop dining venues are great for the view and location but the food is an after thought. This is not the case with the Piste Bistro. They say the menu is larger in ski season but it is large enough in August too. Much more importantly the meal that we had was great. If you visit Jackson Hole and do not have dinner here, you are missing something very good.
3. Westbank Grill At Four Seasons Jackson Hole
Overall Ratings
4 based on 333 reviews
Westbank Grill pairs distinctive flavors with casual elegance to create an inviting dining atmosphere reflecting Jackson Hole's historic Western heritage. With a dynamic open kitchen, expansive dining room, and stunning views of Rendezvous Peak, Westbank
Reviewed By ShootInJH
Our Jackson Hole Experience Group's executive leadership team enjoyed a wonderful evening with each other at the Westbank Grill last week. Our group of 7 ranged from millennials to a retired attorney who sidelines as a gourmet chef. We were fortunate that luxury resort manager Ed Gannon was kind enough to team with his chef to provide us with a custom menu for our event.The food was sophisticated and was plated beautifully. They perfectly captured the western culture by providing generous portions. When dining at high-dollar restaurants, my experience has been that the spirit of "human critters nourishing themselves" is often lost to the pretentiousness of arctic walnut extract infused bla bla bla. The Westbank Grill "got it" and combined sophistication with western hospitality. From the server-gurus to the kitchen magicians, everything was wonderful! As one would expect of a Four Seasons restaurant, the service crew was friendly and helpful while not being too chatty. It was evident that they genuinely wanted to "serve" us. Members of our group that had minimal "fine dining" experience felt comfortable as did the more worldly among our group.Yes, like certain vehicle brands, watch makers and other luxury products, this restaurant is expensive, however it is not overpriced. A huge thanks to the great crew at Four Seasons for helping make our #JHXG event a huge success!
2. Spur Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 973 reviews
Spur Restaurant and Bar at Teton Mountain Lodge & Spa is located in the heart of Teton Village, inside the Teton Mountain Lodge & Spa. Our executive has created a mouthwatering menu of creative dinner favorites at Spur such as Smoked Pheasant Raviolis, Co
Reviewed By Patbro
Don't order the steak frittes - way too expensive compared to other places. But the salmon was excellent. Nice and cozy inside and a great outdoor area if the weather is good.
1. Palate
Overall Ratings
5 based on 17 reviews
Closed in April. Palate serves lunch with a unique view of Jackson Hole, overlooking the National Elk Refuge in the National Museum of Wildlife Art. We also provide catering for corporate events, wedding receptions and private parties at the Museum's many
Reviewed By wildswanDelaware
After touring the extraordinary 'National Museum of Wildlife Art', we savored a special light lunch at this 'in the building' bistro...her 'Pistou Market' (fresh baby asparagus, peas, watermelon radish, topped w/an egg, and my asparagus bisque & sauteed snap peas were delicious, nicely presented & reasonably priced. Lovely setting & view, friendly service by 'Jennifer'. Indoor or patio seating, wine/beer available. Highly recommend.
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