This place is a little understated from the outside. You think it is going to just be a smoothie…read moreplace but they have a full menu with breakfast sandwiches, burrito, smoothies, coffee, etc. I thought it was excellent and a little more approachable then Persephone next door (I don't know why, go in both and see for yourself). We got a breakfast burrito and some sort of super smoothie bowl (I forget what it was called). The burrito was excellent. We did not get meat in it because we were not super hungry, but it did not need it. Great flavor. The burrito came with some fruit and such. I'd say it was medium size. It would not fill up a big appetite (go to D.O.G. for that) but I was not disappointed. The smoothie bowl was also excellent. It'd go back here again for sure. We asked them to split the smoothie bowl in two for us so we could each share the burrito and the smoothie. They happily did this. We got things to go, but they have an array of counter and table seating to choose from. We liked it. Prices were Jackson high. So, more than you want to pay but if you can get free coffee at your hotel than it wasn't too bad.

Okay, 5/5 for ambiance and service. It's a very cute spot with great indoor and outdoor seating…read more Cashier was so kind and had the loveliest demeanor. 3-4/5 for food and drinks. I got a gluten free pumpkin chocolate chip muffin for $7 before tip the first day, and it was so good. Very moist and great flavor and held together well (which can be hard with GF.) and $7 is steep but it was pretty large so I found it reasonable. But the second day, I got a housemade chai latte with almond milk and a GF morning glory muffin and was so disappointed with both. First, they don't show that there's a $1.50 upcharge for almond milk on the menu so that was annoying. The chai was not sweet (but you could get it sweetened for an additional $1), which I was fine with cuz I love spicy chai. But it was like barely flavorful, I actually added a pack of sugar later to try to add some flavor but it was not enough to salvage it. And the morning glory muffin was still moist and fairly large but holy moley it had *so* many raisins. Do not get it unless you are in the mood to eat an entire box of raisins. It also had coconut flakes which I didn't realize and also didn't enjoy. The soups looked good, and they make some really good looking toasts too so I'd go that route!

Great place to grab a good cup of coffee, and great customer service.. go by a grab a cup before…read morestarting your day & journey B V Simi Valley CA

Absolutely horrendous service paired with below average food…read more I walked in and ordered two burritos a veggie burrito for me and a meat burrito for my boyfriend. I also ordered a matcha latte. There was no warning that their matcha is already heavily pre sweetened, so I asked for lavender syrup and oat milk. When we finally received our drinks and I took a sip on my way out, it was genuinely one of the worst matcha drinks I've ever had. It tasted like straight sugar water with an overwhelming amount of lavender. Completely undrinkable. I immediately went back inside to see if it could be fixed since I was not going to drink it. I waited politely while the barista finished what she was doing. She looked up at me with visible confusion, so I explained that I didn't realize the matcha was pre sweetened and that adding lavender made it far too sweet. She did not say a single word. Instead, she gave me a judgmental look, smirked, and glanced around as if looking for a reaction from others. Without acknowledging me, she started remaking the drink very quickly and sloppily, clearly annoyed. When she reached for whole milk, I reminded her I had asked for oat milk, which was met with another look of irritation. She finished the drink, slammed it on the counter without a word, and continued to glare. I still said thank you and left. Once we got to the car and opened our burritos, we realized both the meat and veggie burritos were wrapped identically with no markings. My boyfriend had to bite into both to figure out which was which. The veggie burrito I received was extremely mushy and unappetizing, and I lost my appetite immediately. Between the rude, dismissive service and the poorly executed food, this place was a complete disappointment. I will not be returning.

Good coffee menu and a yoga studio next door! I got a a lavender latte and a tea for my boyfriend…read morewhich we both enjoyed on our way to the mountains :)

Great coffee and espresso drinks! And they had gluten free pastries- a surprise win! The banana…read morechocolate chip muffin was one of the best GF pastries I've had. Tempted to delay my departure tomorrow to go back when they open they were that good!

Huckleberry milkshakes, honey, jam, craft cocktails and more creative huckleberry creations can be…read morefound across Jackson Hole. So, our visiting crew compared Huckleberry milkshakes made at various stores across Jackson and agreed that Häagen-Dazs Huckleberry milkshakes were #1! They begin with their creamy vanilla ice cream and add huckleberries to the blender. Whipped cream crowns this frozen confection! Is the Huckleberry the Wyoming state fruit? It should be! Delicious! The employees were pleasant and upbeat at this serve and go location.

Decided to stop in for an afternoon protein packed drink break…read more Taking a break at Häagen Dazs to try a huckleberry shake by 3:15pm. The jelly on top reminds me of cough medicine. Weird. Tastes much better with the vanilla ice cream. $8.55 I had no idea how much ice cream is used for a milkshake. More than a large ice cream cups worth, maybe 3-4 heaping scoops? The shake is okay. The berry jam and preserve doesn't taste as I would have thought for this anticipated mountain berry. There is a city and state tax added to our bill here.

I stopped in to picnic with some family and friends for late breakfast early lunch. All the food we…read moreordered was pretty good and the drinks were ok too (I don't love their coffee drinks but everything else is good. The service was good and the cashiers and baristas were nice and friendly. I ordered the breakfast burrito. I thought the size was pretty generous. My sister ordered the sunrise bowl and we ordered three pastries for the table. We orderedan almond croissant, holiday croissant (raspberry and pastry cream) and a kougin aman. I thought everything tasted pretty good.

Although this little cafe is located off the main strip of restaurants and stores, it had my…read morefavorite thing I ate during our whole Yellowstone/Grand Teton trip: the Jackson Hippie. This was such a good and unique breakfast sandwich with the perfect blend of flavors and textures! I loved it. The almond croissant was crunchy and delicious and the pumpkin pie latte was huge and tasty as well. The only downside for me would be that you order at the counter and they bring you your food but you have to get the coffee yourself (Starbucks style). This would normally be fine, but it was difficult when the cups were full to the brim. Overall, totally worth it though!

Browsing through the local restaurant guide, J H Organics caught our eye for offering plenty of…read morehealthy, mid-priced options - including some gluten free meals for our bread-intolerant friend. The food was decent enough, the service was a bit flaky, but the employees were friendly and apologized for a couple little mishaps. WIthin the group we got the breakfast melt, breakfast sandwich, and breakfast wrap. The melt was the favorite of the group, with avocado, cheese bacon, and a fantastic fruit side (apples and blueberries sprinkled with cinnamon sugar), this was the clear winner. The breakfast sandwich was standard egg and cheese on english muffin, and the wrap had spinach and a couple other bells and whistles. There were five of us in the party and the staff had a hard time figuring out who had and who hadn't gotten their meals, which meals were served, and which still needed to be made. However, they were so nice about it I can't hold it against them and wouldn't tick them for that. The atmosphere was warm, the herbal supplements lining the wall interesting and provided amusement while we were waiting, and it was overall a great way to start a chilly morning.

Great big healthy sandwich with generous side of quinoa. Not a comfy environment to hang out but…read moreworth the food.

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).

This little market was so sweet and helpful. I was staying on Pearl Street, a very special name…read more It's the name of my mother's street growing up. Everything on Pearl seems to be good! I loved coming here the whole time of my stay because it was easy to get quick salads, meals and little items. I also came here for some allergy medication as well. Allergies have been horrible this summer. This little market was very convenient and of course it's in Jackson hole so of course it's going to be expensive like everything here but that doesn't take away from the convenience and availability of items. The people working here were extremely polite except for one big, brown guy the last day, who stared me up and down and couldn't bother putting my items into my shopping bag that I brought with me. There's always one!

Prices a bit on the higher end for their food and the deli also happened to be closed when we came…read morehere today on our way to Grand Teton but overall the soup was pretty delicious and my family enjoyed the portion sizes we got. The service at the counter is good and the air conditioning + seating is also pretty great. Definitely a good place to get lunch if you are stopping through Jackson Hole!

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.