This was a fantastic little store to visit. There are a lot of different kinds of items in here,…read moreso you'll probably be able to find a souvenir, no matter the kind you are looking for. From clothing, to blankets and tchotchkes, plus food... Seriously, this place has a lot. There is so much to see in here, you might spend more time than you thought you would! We were looking for magnets and didn't see any we liked, even though there were quite a few to choose from. I will say that things are quite expensive in here. But I understand why, I too live in a tourist town, so it's not that big of a deal.

Found more huckleberry jam here, except the berries are wild here and from Wyoming state…read more The bear jars are definitely cute for a gift idea. The jam here is like a dark purple grape color. Each time I see the jam or preserve, it makes me want to try it on something immediately. The jars are $12.99 here. The $9 jar from the small Italian store back in Montana was slightly cheaper, but we should do a side by side comparison to see which is better. The huckleberry jam fell Wyoming or the huckleberry preserve from Montana. We shall see.

This is a very cute store and I understand why there is so much buzz about this place on the…read moreinternet. There is a huge selection of fun stuff that if I had more room in my carry on, I might have went hog wild. What didn't help was that I came here in November so there were Christmas things for sale already and I love good Christmas decorations. The store is also fairly large so you can roam and take a look at a lot of different things. There are also quite a few entrances/exits, which seemed odd for shoplifting reasons but I appreciated being able to walk out onto a different side of the street. I will say that stuff was super pricey in here, but if it is mostly hand made by artists, I understand. I also live in an overpriced tourist city, so I understand the mark up. I will say that I thought the staff was a bit aloof. Like they didn't care to answer any questions or make any conversation, or even say hello. That was fine. I like being left alone when I shop anyway. Aloof is fine but rudeness isn't. When we left one of the employees was super rude and slammed the door on us (someone else had left it open and she thought it was us so she said something and slammed the door) so that left a bad taste in my mouth but I will say this store is still pretty cute and I'd come back.

Unfortunately I ordered these earrings that came broken during the delivery. I emailed them twice…read morefor replacement and till this day, I never received a reply or response. This was the second time I've ordered from here and would have continued but weird that I never got a response.

They have so many cute items here! I could spend forever just looking for little trinkets to take…read morehome! They have jewelry and stones, shirts, bags, candles, anything you can imagine they have it!

This store is attached somewhat to Lees Tees! What I thought was the same store is not at all and…read moreLucky you gifts is its own unique stop! Lots of cute touristy items and gifts. Chocolate and huckleberry items being that those are an Idaho, Montana and Wyoming sort of thing. Cute signs and home decor as well as jewelry that may or may not be locally made. Also they have super cute socks, magnets, cards, pillows, SOAPS, perfumes, CANDLES, and more! Wonderful store to stop in if only to browse and get a feel for the city and it's eclectic vibe, the store and the things they sell give you a little insight into the towns culture and what it's known for.

The clerk at the counter was rude and dismissive from the moment we approached. We asked simple…read morequestions and were met with short answers, and a tone that made it very clear we were an inconvenience. There was no effort to make us feel welcome and no sense of hospitality at all. Traveling with family, especially to a place as beautiful as Jackson Hole, we expected warmth and friendliness. Instead, we got cold attitudes and unprofessional service.

cool wtore in worst custo service ive ever seen the young man short blonde hair was the biggest…read morejerk I've ever met in my life. looks like he hates his job, is rude to customers, and he swore at me under his breathe. Ive worked in customer service for over a decade. I would fire him on the spot if he worked for me! don't go there if you want to be treated right 5/100 stars if I could give it! Go to any other store if you can. sorry to the owner but hire better staff

They sell shirts of thicker, higher quality fabric with different designs. However their shirts are…read moremore expensive and start at ~$30 (other stores have $10-20 shirts). They also have other souvenir items: jackets/hoodies, caps, magnets, ceramics, etc. Worth checking out if you're looking for souvenirs at Jackson Hole.

Good selection of T shirts. Service was good. Hard to find Medium sizes. Fair price for T shirtsread more

All stuff are overpriced. I asked for a size and the employee seemed new and manager was very rude…read more Just don't come here. Not a great shop compared to other stores around.

Best Apres ski vibes and great staff. Good beer selection and yummy apps. We tried the bison…read moreflatbread and buffalo wings. Must stop in after a full ski day

Some of the reviews I've read about this place gave me a little pause on coming in but I needed to…read moreget some touristy stuff as souvenirs and the other places I walked into were too serious and way too expensive. While walking by this place, I could see they probably had what I was looking for. We walked in and there is a lot to choose from in this store. There are whole walls dedicated to items like t-shirts and sunglasses. We needed to find magnets (my MIL is a huge collector, we're talking in the thousands). There was a large wall in the back full of many pretty and cool magnets. We found two perfect ones! Paying was easy for us. We got into the clearly marked line and came up to the register. The people working the day we came in were nice and we didn't have any issues. I'd recommend this shop if you're looking for that stereotypical touristy souvenir stuff.

They have a lot of merchandise. Shirts, sweatshirts, jackets/hoodies, keychains, mugs, magnets,…read more games, snacks/food, other items with person's names for gifts, etc. The lady at the counter/cashier was nice. I did not experience bad customer service here unlike what other reviewers did. If you're looking for affordable souvenirs at Jackson Hole, I'd definitely check out this store. They have shirts that are $9.99.

One of the most well curated establishments you'll find anywhere in the world. The owners are…read morepassionate about art and design, and helping people craft an experience through beautiful furnishings and hard to find objects from the past. It's more than a store, it's a testament to the power of intentional selection of colors and materials, and items you didn't know needed until you see them in person. For those who comment about the vibe, or the service, I might suggest you try shopping at Target or WalMart, or consider for a moment that the retailers in Jackson Hole are subjected to some of the rudest tourists in the world for months on end, while trying to make sure you and your gaggle of bridesmaids have a good time, which is often a futile and thankless endeavor. John and Christian are the best, thanks gents for all you do to help us make our spaces beautiful.

Do NOT shop at or support this store. The owners are pretentious and are extremely rude to people…read morevisiting Jackson Hole. We got accused of stealing even though we purchased things in the store our first day there. They don't take inventory and didn't even know if anything was missing per police. Just false accusations. It was the police's "top priority" for the day. Extremely disappointed.

Well, they've been around forever. They got amazing gear and they always do great Collabs with…read moreiconic cultural artists

I love this place! It's got some of the coolest mountain bike garb in Jackson Hole. Sick…read moresweatshirts and tees, everyone is super nice.

Wedding celebration! The National Museum of Wildlife Art is…read morea stunning venue and perfect for this wedding. Our cousin had her wedding here and she secured Sullivan Hall, which comfortably seats 100 or can accommodate up to 300 for standing. The space also features a beautiful terrace offering fantastic views -- a perfect backdrop for the celebration. Although it was winter and visibility driving here was limited, the journey to the museum was like stepping into a winter wonderland. Palate, the museum's in-house restaurant, provided delicious catering that added to the memorable experience. Overall, a breathtaking location with great amenities and charm. Service: Fabulous service and assistance throughout the wedding. Cost: Not sure about the cost -but knowing my cousin - I am sure it was reasonable and worth it.

We checked this out on our way to Mormon row. If you are in the area, and have an hour to spare…read moreit's worth checking out. They even have a kids section where the littlest can touch everything.