We grab a couple of pastries for breakfast at Persephone Bakery to go because we had a hectic…read moreschedule at Grand Teton National Park. The bakery is so cute with summer beach house vibe. I wish we had time to sit down and eat breakfast as I watch server coming out with yummy looking eggs breakfast plates. The display of pastries, cakes and cookies was overwhelming to say the least! I had a hard time to pick just 2 pastries! I wanted everything behind that glass petition. LOL. At the end, we got the ham and cheese croissant. Very flaky and hit the spot. I forgot the name of the scone - I think it was bacon, cranberry (maybe huckleberry) and pecan maybe? Holy crab, it was one of the best scone I ever tasted. It was huge because we kept munching on it for a while. It was savory with wonderful flavors. Most importantly it wasn't too dense but also not crumbly. Just the perfect scone if you're into scone like me. I wish I had gotten a piece of cake and/or cookie for the road. Highly recommended! Oh, I also love the name Persephone! It sticks!

Another place that is more cute than it is good. I ordered their featured matcha- blueberry…read moresomething and they were sold out. I tried 3 other on menu variations and they were out of that as well. I settled for something basic and it was ok. My husbands coffee was pretty average. The prices are much higher than average. Service was ok but not super accommodating. They have a nice outdoor seating area, as a silver lining.

Their coffee was truly SO good! Highly recommend stopping here if you're in Jackson Hole. My…read morehusband got an Irish coffee and I got a cortado with honey, and we both really enjoyed our drinks. I actually loved the espresso so much that I came back later to buy a bag of beans to take home! Their pastries also looked amazing, although we didn't get the chance to try any this time. Most of the staff we interacted with were incredibly inviting, efficient, and friendly, which made the experience even better. The only interaction that felt a little less welcoming was when I came back to purchase the beans. The woman who checked me out wasn't particularly inviting, but honestly, everyone has long days, especially in customer service. I've worked in the coffee industry for years myself, so I completely understand and wouldn't let one interaction take away from an otherwise great experience. The establishment itself was clean, cozy, and such a vibe. There was plenty of seating when we visited, and it was a really nice place to sit for a bit and enjoy our coffee. Great atmosphere, genuinely good coffee, and espresso good enough that I wanted to bring it home with me.

This place is more cute than it is functional and good. The design and marketing of this place is…read moregreat. Cups are very instagrammable. Everything is very expensive and I found the food to be below average taste and quality. I got the breakfast sandwich and the bread seemed like your average hamburger bun. I barely tasted the cheese and onion. I got a matcha latte as well and it was just ok. They are packed and it takes a long time to get your food.

The coffee and food were good, but unfortunately the customer service was not. Both times we…read morevisited, the workers were noticeably rude and crabby. The drive-thru interaction was unpleasant, and today the guy working the counter actually cut me off while I was still ordering and printed my receipt before I was finished. We enjoyed what we ordered, but the attitudes from the staff really took away from the experience. I would not return.

This is my favorite coffee in Jackson Hole! I get a large latte with 3 shots, it is smooth and…read moreflavorful! Brenlie is kind & really cares about her guests : )

I sampled the blueberry and pistachio flavor gelatos. They were both good but I ordered a single…read morescoop of the pistachio in a cup. They have indoor seating and everything was very clean. Service was friendly and quick.

When walking around Jackson I stubbled upon CocoLove and decided to come in from a sweet treat and…read more'lunch'. The location is just a block off the main square with the Wort Hotel just across the street and some art galleries which is a great place while roaming. I recommend if you are looking for a unique dessert with coffee! The French Dessert/patisserie has a variety of goods--not all shown. On the far left there is flavored chocolates (bonbons?) with a range of flavors (when I went) from Huckleberry + Vanilla, tea, etc. it looked like you had to buy a minimum box of 6 for 24$ but I could be incorrect on that. Next case had a variety of desserts, which is where the huckleberry chocolate out of (abt 9$). They do run out of pastries as the day goes on so something specific from yelp might not be in there. Next case has about 10 flavored of gelato. The following case has savory pastries like feta cheese-mushroom or ham croissants in addition to sweeter goods like croissants and cookies. There is indoor seating (about four two tops), a bench outside, and takeaway pastry or chocolate boxes if to go. When I walked in it was pretty crowded but the service was efficient. Luckily there was enough space for me to dine-in with a comfy spot against the wall. (Note: The other side of the table had soft and wide stools but with no back). (Note #2: When eating in you get ceramic plate + silverware with a plastic cup for cold drinks; there is a little station near the entrance for trash and plates). The chocolate-Huckleberry dessert was delicious. It had chocolate roses (with texture!!!) on top and a marbled silver-purple chocolate surrounding the cake and huckleberry filling. Very beautiful and I really enjoyed the sweet but also tart huckleberry with the chocolate. It was a bit of a mess to eat but I am more than okay with that! I would recommend it! I was able to get the feta-something-mushroom croissant warmed for lunch, which was pretty tasty. Nice flakiness and the middle with the filling was a nice mix. If you are stopping for lunch/breakfast and want something a little more substantial to your meal/snake then I recommend. They also had a ham-something-Jalapeño but I wasn't sure on how strong the pepper would be. Lastly, I had a matcha latte. It can come in a variety of sizes and I believe with the option of cold or hot. It was good-decent but not my favorite matcha-- the flavors were more milk heavy. But that is likely just my current preference--some places I have gone recently have it stronger and some have it sweeter; so take it as you will. It did have the nice crushable ice which I munched on with the concentrated matcha at the end though. As for the drink menu they had more non-coffee options like hot chocolate, turmeric latte, etc along with (what is maybe standard? coffees---don't drink them) like cappuccinos, mochas, etc. along with drip and affogatos.

I had amazing service. Katelyn was very welcoming and kind, and she was right there ready to serve…read moreus. The food was also great, I would definitely recommend the banana bread. Great staff 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.

Overview Coffee is a gem of a coffee shop! Convenient location in Teton Village and delicious,…read morewell-made coffee. We grabbed a latte and cappuccino on an early summer morning before heading out on a backpacking trip. I loved my latte and the latte art it came with. I also bought a bag of their "Africa" coffee beans from the Mangy Moose Market to bring back home (tasting notes: canned peaches, caramel, milk chocolate). One of the best cups of coffee I've made at home in memory. I also love that they support regenerative & organic agricultural practices through the farms that they source their beans from. Awesome company with awesome coffee. I'll be recommending Overview Coffee to anyone who visits the Tetons!

Five stars for a reason-- Best coffee, best staff, best experience. Don't bother with Cowboy…read moreCoffee. If you're in the village there's only one spot and that's Overview. The setting is impossibly authentic and has an actual local vibe because it is simply that; a home grown real product by good people who care.

I went for breakfast here based on the 4+ star rating. Don't get fooled like I did!…read more Baked goods mediocre, menu very brief, my coffee was one of those "I'm not sure that was oatmilk" situations, no restroom inside the facility, and a big helping of apathy on the side! The three stars are for accommodating my doodles with outside tables, the croissants were fresh and soft and the bacon was cooked well on my egg sandwich.

This became our go to coffee spot during our stay. We tried to visit Cowboy Coffee and the line was…read moreridiculous. Cafe Jackson Hole is only a couple of blocks off the square. It was faster to walk the couple of blocks to cafe Jackson hole order, get our yummy food and eat then to stay at Cowboy coffee. We made the right choice! The food is fresh and delicious. I got a piece of art on my Latte! That was a fun surprise! also grabbed a sandwich for lunch one day. So good. This would be the perfect place to grab a picnic for your daily adventures! Don't wait in long lines- try cafe Jackson Hole! It's great!

Solid bagels and nice options to customize your sammies. Tasty, fresh and fast…read more I was hoping my bagel would have been toasted but apparently they don't have a toaster or microwave? At least that's what they told us when we asked if they could warm up a muffin we ordered. On the plus side, since they're making cold sandwiches with cold ingredients and not cooking anything, we got our food super fast despite how busy it was in there. No frills, casual spot with indoor and outdoor seating. Super fast for tourists on a time crunch to get to the airport or their daily activities.

Our first stop in Jackson Hole and it was packed. The line almost went out the door but went by…read morefairly quick. They have a choice of meats and you can choose your vegetables and sauce. The inside is not too big but enough spots for a group to sit if you get 2 tables, just keep a look out people come in and out pretty quickly. They were out of their Lox Bagel with actual salmon and we accidentally ordered the bagel with salmon but just in the cream cheese. Make sure to clarify when ordering this as we were confused and never heard of it before. The salmon cream didn't have a strong flavor, maybe the cream cheese was pretty overpowering. I did prefer the sandwiches over the cream cheese bagels. There is a thick layer of meat but not much sauce on either sandwich so I would recommend asking for either extra or on the side. The bagels itself were a little on the thicker side, they were toasted but not much as seen from the pictures. They were pretty doughy, not a personal favorite. The workers were nice and gave recommendations for favorites. They also were pretty fast so it didn't take long to go in and out.

This place rocks and has the best coffee I ever had. I've been visiting Jackson Hole for the last…read more12 years and always pick up 3-4 lbs of their Jackson Hole blend to bring home. Now I order it online to enjoy me coffee year round. They have many different blends. Customer service is top notch as I made an error on my last order and they contacted me to be sure my order was correct because it differed from my previous orders. I'm so glad they did because I made a mistake. Great coffee and fantastic customer service. Try it, you won't be sorry!

I went two days in a row because it was so delicious!!! I've never had huckleberry before so I…read morereally wanted to try it here since I've seen a lot of good things about this place. The first day we each got our own scoop, pumpkin cheesecake and the huckleberry. They both were good but we agreed the huckleberry was so so good!! We did a hike in the Tetons the next day and treated ourselves to ice cream again after. This time we both just wanted huckleberry so we got 2 scoops in 1 cup which was about $4-5 cheaper than getting individual cups. We may stop by again tomorrow before we fly out because it's that good! There are a lot of seats indoors. They also sell chocolates and clothing merchandise.

Not worth the hype and the staff is rude as hell. Last time we were there we just left before…read moreordering because they were screaming at customers to wait in the "designated spot" - while actively moving the sign indicating where to wait. Not sure how we would know to stand there if the sign was elsewhere. I completely understand the need for order when it's busy buuut there couldn't have been more than 5 people there. Their system leaves nowhere for customers to look at the ice cream before buying it because if you step up to the glass, the staff starts screaming. It was truly a bizarre experience :) I do recommend skipping this entirely and just going to Jackson Drug and ordering from the counter. Same ice cream, friendlier people (even though they were wayyy busier than Moo's). Edit // I see other people mentioned the rude staff as well. I should've looked here first!