We frequented Mursell's while we were in Jackson Hole. We definitely found some sweet treats. The…read morechocolates, truffles, and strawberry banana gummy bears were enjoyed by us on our trip. Thank you for providing such delicious candies!

Cute shop, nice employees but old gross candy. We got some chocolate covered cinnamon bears and…read moreScottie dogs which were terrible.

Decent ice cream I have definitely had better but would be good on a hot summer day. The customer…read moreservice is horrible though the employees act annoyed when they have to do their job. If I own this place I would be embarrassed.

If you're wandering around Jackson Hole Town Square and craving something sweet, Moo's Gourmet Ice…read moreCream is a classic stop. Their legendary huckleberry flavor is the perfect reason to pop in. Made daily with real organic cream and pure cane sugar, this place feels wonderfully old-school and handmade, right down to the rich texture of every scoop. The wild huckleberry ice cream here isn't just another berry flavor. The locals and tourists alike rave that it's vibrant, sweet-tart, and deeply satisfying in a way most fruit-based ice creams aren't. In fact, the owner told us that Food Network once named the wild huckleberry here the Best Dessert in Wyoming, and it lives up to the hype with its bright purple hue and natural berry punch in every bite. The shop itself has a friendly, laid-back vibe. Think scoop shop meets small-town ice cream parlor, with an array of other creative flavors if you want to mix it up. The staff is usually welcoming and happy to let you sample before you commit (very handy when indecision strikes).

We had first tried their chocolates when we received it as a gift with purchase from Jackson Hole…read moreJewelry and they were amazing! So much, we asked them to do our wedding favors and they did not disappoint! Oscar, the owner and chocolatier, spent a generous amount of time with us walking through all the flavors and how he crafted each one. He helped us carefully craft a box to take home so we could try all the flavors we wanted before deciding which ones we wanted for our guests. We chose the raspberry and Wyoming Whiskey. Our guests were in chocolate heaven and they were packaged so nicely. They even put a small paper inside each box with our initials and wedding date on one side and the flavor information on the other.

This place is like Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory. It is bright and colorful as are the various…read moreflavors of chocolate. Service was excellent and the 8 different chocolate pieces we got were all delicious.

We likely found this place and it is right next to the lodge at Jackson hole. After trying to go to…read morecowboy coffee and downtown with the line out the door, we googled this place and we're so glad we found it. We walked right in and were creative with a warm welcome. The latte and coffee we got was delicious. She took the time to make it just right. The chocolates are off the charts wonderful. They have so many to select from. They also have gelato and lots of wonderful different desserts. We are so glad we found this place and it was like we stepped back in time to Enjoy a café. Definitely check them out if you're in the area highly recommend awesome service, decadent, desserts, and the flaky almond croissant was wonderful.

We got turned onto this place by our snowmobile guide who told us that Pastry Chef Ortega competed…read morein international chocolate competitions. That was enough for us. We're not especially chocolate/pastry types, but we appreciate world class everything, especially in a town as small as Jackson. We were impressed. This was as good as anything I've had anywhere in the desert category: SF, NYC, Paris, Brussels, anywhere.

Cutest corner drugstore diner straight out of a hallmark movie!…read more Great atmosphere and service! All were nice and friendly. Wonderful experience as our first stop after arriving in Jackson. We ordered the grilled chicken sandwich and the DIY grilled cheese with enough tots for the town. Portions were filling! Loved it here and definitely a town staple.

Famous and right across the square…read more Service was poor, we came in early and had to wave down our waitresses twice. Got three different burgers including the elk, for the price expected a lot more and more tender and all overcooked. Broke down and had a banana split, same as the burgers, pretty MEH far more expected

Huge selection of candy. New to old fashioned. All the huckleberry items you could want. This was…read morefun to shop for items to take home for gifts.

Love this store! Workers are always so kind. Love this as a local, such a cozy spot! Good candy…read morethat can't be found at target, makes it special.

Back in Jackson, WY and no longer have young children. Years ago, we waited in line here only to…read morebe told an hour later that children were not allowed in a bar. New Day - New Page. This bar is legendary and a staple in Wyoming. The Silver Dollar Bar was country prior to instagram and everyone wearing jeans and boots pretending they lived and worked on a ranch. The decor is nice working ranchers. Boots are working clothes, not a fashion statement. We sat at a window table to enjoy the sun on a blustery, snow showery and passing sun day. Watching tourists here is a kick in the pants as they are glued to catching moments of "living western" on their phones. The three elk smashed sliders with onions, lettuce, tomatoes and cheese were accompanied with PERFECT, CRUNCHY, PIPING HOT RINGS. As an aside, an additional order on rings were added because once in a while you must indulge. The sliders were fine and dense but that is elk. The rings were EPIC! Today was about simple food amongst the locals. We were able to ignore the 8 bachelorettes from back east documenting every drink at the bar. For a real authentic mountain meal at a local watering hole, get to The Silver Dollar Bar in Jackson Wyoming.

Classic spot, went to view Super Bowl and have dinner…read more I opted for a Skirt Steak with Bernaise, broccolini and Mac n Cheese sides, all delicious. Rounded out with an old fashioned. Yum.

We were leaving town and pre-ordered breakfast to go. Service was ready right on time. We…read moreappreciated this a lot. At 7:30am, there was already people lining up and ordering for breakfast. Hot chocolate - my LO said it was yum. It even comes with marshmallows! Additionally, you can request Kids TEMP. TYSM. Huckleberry puree in americano - This was a very refreshing combination in coffee. I would get it again! Caramel latte - a good latte. Cheddar scallion biscuit - wow, this one is delicious and such a buttery savory choice! Croissant - buttery and flaky. Strawberry Rhubarb croissant - the acid and sweetness goes so well with the buttery flaky pastry. Morning Glory muffin - almost like a bran muffin, a nutritious pick. We would definitely come back in the future.

We stopped by this coffee bakery expecting a cozy experience and some fresh pastries. The food had…read moreits highlights, I'll give it that. The grilled cheese was genuinely tasty, and I really liked the cortado. The pecan pie was fine -- not outstanding, but enjoyable enough. The croissant, though, was disappointing. It was served cold, not warmed up at all, and surprisingly, they don't even offer a plain croissant. It may sound like a minor detail, but when you're paying bakery-level prices, those details count. The bigger problem, however, was the service -- especially the brunette woman at the counter. From the second we approached, the atmosphere felt unfriendly. No smile, no greeting, no eye contact. There was no willingness to assist, no recommendations, and no sense of hospitality whatsoever. Her expression stayed cold the entire time, and it honestly felt like we were inconveniencing her simply by ordering. To top it off, it took nearly five minutes just to get a basic receipt, with no explanation or acknowledgment. And that's the thing about customer service -- it shapes the entire experience. A café can have great coffee, appealing food, and a beautiful interior, but when the first interaction feels distant and unwelcoming, it overshadows everything else. Staff members are the face of a business, and when customers leave feeling ignored or unwanted, it leaves a lasting impression for all the wrong reasons. Beautiful space and some solid food, but service is what defines whether people return -- and unfortunately, this experience made us not want to come back.

The service was very good and the food was terrific. It was fairly crowded which tells me other…read morepeople liked it as well. We had to believe it was authentic as some of the help didn't speak English. Our server spoke English very well and guided us through the menu. Will definitely go there again.

Got into Jackson after long travel and needed some cozy comfort food. Wow, Miazga delivered!…read more Ordered some pirogies to start, bison and huckleberry. The bison with the caramelized onions was next level! The huckleberry was pretty good too. For the main course, we got the bison burger and the red sauce with meatballs. The bison burger was so tender and melted in my mouth. I had regretted the choice of a bison burger because I remembered how most ends up so dry, but not this. The pasta with meatballs reminded me of my childhood, but better. The meatballs are so full of flavor. Miazga's is great comfort food, perfect for a ski town. Everything has an add pricing, and they're definitely great adds, but the end bill was very affordable for a nice ski town. On cold nights at home, I'll definitely be craving the food.

We had a delicious meal. We had the New York strip. It was amazing. Cole was our server, we…read moreloved her. She had great suggestions and was attentive but not over barring. The room was very nicely decorated and quiet enough for our table of 4 to talk easily. We loved it and we will be back. Thank you Cole!

We felt it was overrated. Dinner for 2 (2 entrees, 1 side, and 1 drink each) was almost $175 before…read moretip. The asparagus side with 2 small crab balls alone was $25. The risotto rice entree ($30+) didn't seem like they used the correct rice type. The huckleberry mocktail had too much soda water and little huckleberry taste and the Doc Holliday also tasted watery. We didn't order more drinks or dessert. The food was acceptable. The elk was good. Service was friendly and we know Jackson can be expensive, but watered down drinks was disappointing.