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Reasonable price given price of other restaurants can get busy during peak times plenty of seating…read morein 2 floors. Good prompt service. Gotta try bison burger here you may like or not it's a preference. They have beers on tap perfect to go with your burger. Fries onion rings is a must get.

We ended up at Liberty Burger because it was one of the few places still open later in the evening…read morewhen we arrived in Jackson, and it served its purpose. The service was definitely the highlight of our visit. Our server was attentive, friendly, and took the time to answer our questions about the town and offer helpful local recommendations, which we really appreciated after a long day of traveling. As for the food, it was average. Nothing was wrong with it, but it wasn't particularly memorable or something we'd go out of our way to have again. If you're looking for a late-night meal when options are limited, it's a solid choice. However, if you're searching for one of Jackson's standout dining experiences, there are probably better options. Overall, good service and convenient for a late arrival, but not a restaurant we'd specifically seek out on a future visit.

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Gun Barrel Steak and Game House

3.9(930 reviews)

23.4 mi

Super cool place! Kind of like a Cabelas feel. Our server was super nice and had lots of…read morerecommendations. The Huckleberry margarita and lemonade were awesome! The extra rib I would've asked for the sauce on the side next time. French onion soup and seafood ceviche were tasty! The crème brule was alright. We liked that it was traditional flavor but it was almost more of a vanilla pudding instead of true crème. Definitely pricey!

Very disappointed with our first--and last--experience at this steakhouse…read more We had reservations for a party of six at 7:45 p.m. and were seated upstairs, where it was both uncomfortably warm. We mentioned this to the young hostess, who replied that she "had no control over that." We asked if she could at least inform a manager. Our waitress took our drink order in an impatient, distracted manner. She was looking around the room as I was speaking to her. When I began placing my order and requested my steak cooked medium, she rudely interrupted me by saying, "Just a minute," and walked away to speak to another server at the table next to us. She eventually returned to finish taking our orders. Our Caesar salads were good, although they were served warm instead of chilled. My 10-ounce sirloin, ordered medium, was decent but unremarkable. Unfortunately, my husband's and son-in-law's steaks, both also ordered medium, arrived extremely rare and were so undercooked they were difficult to cut. Their baked potatoes were hard and undercooked. My daughter and grandchildren ordered the ravioli, green beans, mushrooms, and macaroni and cheese, which were all bland and best described as merely adequate. My iced tea was never refilled, and our waitress was nowhere to be found throughout most of the meal. The room was so hot and noisy that my daughter and grandchildren eventually left the table because it was a very unpleasant atmosphere. As we were leaving, I stopped at the hostess stand and asked an older woman if she was the manager. She abruptly replied, "One of them." I quietly began explaining our experience so as not to create a scene. Instead of listening, she fixed me with a hostile stare and interrupted me by asking, "Did you tell your waitress about these issues so she could tell me?" I explained that our waitress never returned--not even to refill my tea--so we never had the opportunity to discuss our concerns with her. It was clear from the manager's attitude that the conversation wasn't going to be productive, so I simply told her my husband was still at the table and wanted to speak with her. Ironically, my daughter predicted the manager would treat the men in our party with more courtesy--and she was right. She listened to their concerns and removed one steak and a iced tea from the bill. Between the mediocre food, inattentive service, and unprofessional management, this was an extremely disappointing dining experience. We will not be returning, and I cannot recommend this restaurant

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Trio American Bistro

4.2(285 reviews)

23.4 mi

Trio Trio serves up…read morea delicious meal, no matter if you are in a trio, duo, or solo! The different items on the menu are solidly popular. You cannot go wrong with any of the entrées, which are all known to be prepared deliciously. Regarding items that might not be standard fare for what is expected from local flavors... I was delightfully surprised by the way they serve shishito peppers--something that has become a very common appetizer--but their take on it with labne and harissa makes it uniquely different than what is seen at most restaurants. The muscles are sautéed and prepared in a manner that is standard for most French and Belgian preparations--tasty and light. The Trio burger is an item that has been on their menu from the start. It's a tasty burger you can always trust will be prepared correctly. And, I recommend adding the blue cheese to the fries and using it to put on the burger, as well.

Solid restaurant with a good local atmosphere and friendly service. Came early with a reservation…read moreon a weeknight and there were plenty of seating available which became fuller as the night went on. Menu is a good size with varied food options. Wine menu as well was a fair size with wine by the glass offering a good variety. 1. Shishito peppers - Delicious, good sharing portion, came with carrots! 2. Pizza with italian sausage - Not tomato based but was one of the better white pizzas I've had. Good amount of meat and mushrooms! 3. Meatballs - These were game but not gamey. Tomato sauce was so good. 4. Pork chop - Main dish was perfectly cooked medium. Came with some vegetables and a puree which was light. 5. Smores dessert - Unique as it was on top of a brownie with fluffy marshmallow. Delicious! 6. Creme brulee - 3/5. Filling was average but the shell was too thick. Overall, a great meal, good service and recommend to try at least once!

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Hand Fire Pizza

4.4(898 reviews)

23.4 mi

Great pizza experience. Was fortunate to sit near the front and watched the pizza making process…read more Ordered the special of the day, cheese steak pizza. Was fantastic topping along with excellent crust. Service very good.

We went here because my girlfriend can't have gluten and dairy due to a autoimmune disorder and…read morethey have Pizza for her / she orders a cheese and when it came out looked like crap it was terrible I know gluten free and dairy free pizza is not amazing but Ive had others / she gave it back to the waiter and he said and I quote " that's what you get when you order gluten & dairy free " wow just wow My fajita pizza was not great the crust was soggy due to all the stuff over it There is better pizza this place is not it

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Cowboy Coffee

4.1(656 reviews)

23.3 mi

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Five stars for Cowboy Coffee! Before our 2+ hour drive back to Idaho after our Yellowstone and…read moreGrand Teton hiking trip, a few of the hiking Baddies stopped by here for coffee and it ended up being the perfect little road trip stop. I ordered the Sneakers Latte with just one shot for a light caffeine boost before the drive. Super cute, cozy little coffee shop with quick service and a fun vibe. Plus, I got some really cute pictures here too!

Such fun vibes at this coffee shop! All the Cowboy decor was great and well put together…read more For drinks, I ordered the "huckleberry mudpot" the huckleberry gave it a fun and interesting taste! I enjoyed it but my husband wasn't a fan. He ordered the "Mexican mocha" and that was delicious! It had the perfect spice and chocolate flavor. For food, I ordered the "Cowboy croissant" and my husband ordered the "granger" and both were good but nothing crazy. Overall, everything was good, the service was friendly and fast. But I don't know if it's totally worth the price you pay.

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The Bunnery Bakery & Restaurant

3.6(753 reviews)

23.3 mi

Food was great, we wore a big group and get well. Be sure to stop and pick up some pastries for the…read moreRoad.

Thus place looked so cute we had to try it and we are so glad we did!…read more The entry and restaurant seating is a bit confusing, but once we were seated it was smooth sailing. The staff were incredible. So attentive, kind and quick. My almond milk latte came out so fast and it was delicious! My husband gave a thumbs up to the drip coffee too. My oatmeal was so huge, but fresh and the fruit was incredible. My husband loved his breakfast sandwich, but he too was not able to finish the hearty portion. We couldn't visit without trying baked goods so I had a chocolate croissant and my hubby the cinnamon twist. Both were yummy.

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