The food was fresh, flavorful and choices were unique and fun!…read more The service was excellent and authentic, giving off a hometown, home cooked meal vibe. We had the Chicken Blueberry wrap (ate it before taking a pic, trust me, delicious and super unique construction/flavor profile). Wish we had found this little gem sooner!

I should've known by the look of no one in or out of the cafe to turn around. Menu looked promising…read moreso we decided to stay and check it out. Besides the nice staff and well pricing I have nothing else good to say about this cafe. We should've known by the beeping and the opening/shutting of the microwave to say thank you but no thank you and leave. Food came and was cold and tasted like it was from a freezer. The only good item was the sausage patty. Waffles and pancakes tasted like cardboard and were ice cold. Eggs weren't any where near fresh and again seemed like they were frozen. This place seems cute to grab a pastry, smoothie, or a cup of coffee but their food is a big no thank you! Will not be visiting again.

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.

I should title this review a tale of two bunnies. We went on a Tuesday morning and everything was…read moregreat. Went again on a Saturday and they weren't even serving coffee??? Just water, OJ, apple juice, mimosa or bloody Mary's. No coffee. It was obvious the staff was completely different than on tuesday. I don't know who was running this joint on Saturday, but they shouldn't have been.​​​

Out of towner visiting Jackson for the weekend. The Bunnery came highly recommended for…read morebreakfast/brunch. Such a cute establishment. I ordered the Jackson Benedict which was delicious! My husband had a scramble of sorts and he was completely satisfied with his breakfast choice. The wait staff was attentive and friendly. Can't wait for a return visit. Highly recommend.

I went two days in a row. The first day was close to closing and the woman behind the counter…read moreseemed bothered to have to deal with me. I just purchased some cookies (already packaged) and brownies. She had already put the brownies away from the case and it seemed like work to have to get them out again. The next day I returned and the two woman working were super friendly. I bought some of the same items as well as a smoothie (Food for thought), that was delicious. I got some of the house made balls and they were really tasty. I tried the goji, cacao and turmeric. This would probably be my go to spot, if I lived locally.

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 :)

What a gem! I love this place! If they had one back home, I'd be going there every day. We found it…read moreon a whim searching for coffee/breakfast places in town as we were staying at the Grand Targhee Resort in Alta. They have awesome breakfast burritos and croissants. We ordered coffees, two (2) veggie croissants, three (3) veggie burritos, a sausage burrito, and two (2) homemade cinnamon rolls. The burritos are true burritos, they're packed with the filling and require both hands to hold (thoroughly enjoyed every bite). I've attached pictures. It was all great the first time that we went back for more the day we began our descent back to our state. I'll definitely come back to this little place when we fly up next time. We drove 16+ hours over two days. The owners were very friendly and accommodating. (I believe it is owner operated.) I definitely recommend!

Meh..... Coffee was ok, but was served in a glass without a handle. It was SO hot, I was close to…read moregetting burned as I took it to my table. Toast was dry and barely spread with almond butter and jam. Liked the vibes sitting outside but there are lots of outdoorsy places in ID with great vibes. Will pass on my next visit.

20 years ago, we rented a house on VRBO and were lucky to find Nora's Fish Creek Inn a few blocks…read moreaway. This is the perfect spot for a casual morning breakfast or lunch. With 3 young boys at the time, this was ideal. We found it a must return on our trip to Jackson Hole without our young adults now. This place was packed on Saturday morning, but the tables turn over fast. The staff is great, kind and will treat you like a local. 90% of the people here, live in the area. Cowboy hats, jeans, pickup trucks, baseball cap turned backwards and STILL a warm greeting and smile welcoming you in. We sat at the bar and were quickly engaged in a friendly conversation, no politics, just a "howdy neighbor". Biscuits and gravy and a stack of banana bread French toast was a must. The B&G were huge, filling and could of used a touch more gravy and some decent chunks of sausage. I easily polished them off. The banana bread French toast was nicely done and tasty, but had minimal bananas. Nora's is not fine dining but comfort food done well. The portions were generous, ambiance is incredible and it reminds you of a time when people were kind, considerate and welcoming. This will always be on my must hit list when in the Tetons and they "still" hit the mark. Congrats to Nora's Fish Creek Inn and the lively staff for making breakfast extra special, ALWAYS!

Let me start with saying that I have been coming here at least once a summer and that I used to…read morelove their breakfast dishes, the atmosphere and service. Since it was sold a few years back, Nora's has turned into a run-of-the-mill breakfast place. I mean there are still good dishes to be ordered like the Trout Amandine, Huevos Ranchero and others but my staple food (biscuits and gravy) which used to be the best in the West has turned into a floury gravy with a resemblance of bits of sausage floating sparingly on top of the biscuits. The biscuits weren't fresh, I suspect they were microwaved. The potato hash that I'm used to turned into dice size little potato cubes which don't quite appeal to me. The only two things that I liked from today's experience were the side of bacon (generous and well done) and, surprisingly enough the coffee (which used to be weak and not tasting like coffee). Bravo on these two last items! Service was excellent, as always, prompt and friendly. Ambiance? It's okay, the bar fixture installed by the new owners doesn't seem to jive with the log cabin feel of an old, historic place like Nora's. Next year? I hope for the best, at least in the biscuits and gravy department! PS Keep the coffee strong!

Thank you Sam for your warm greeting and spectacular smile. I don't often rave about coffee that…read morecomes out of a machine, but my cup was very very good. Cheesy grits were well prepared and served with two eggs on top. Two egg breakfast was good as well. Great little spot in Jackson, WY. We will be back.

Came here the day before a marathon to bulk up on carbs! There were closing in an hour so we were…read moregrateful that they let us in as a group of 7 people. Didn't seem like a problem though as a handful of tables were still there when we left. Service was good but the food was awesome. All of us were running so we all needed different foods and they had plenty of options. I do remember the sun was beating down on us lol very hot day but it was a good experience and when I am in town I would be happy to go back and try more items. The bacon in the glass was so unique and one of the best parts! Overall 4/5 stars!

In need of some warmth and caffeine after coming over the mountain range. A good ole Yelp search…read moreshowed this gem. Tiny, little shed on the side of the highway near the only intersection in town. Could miss it if you blinked. Drive up and very pleasant, friendly, and nice barista/manager/only person in this tiny place. Latte was excellent. Nice cup and service. You won't be disappointed.

This is such a great little shop to visit. The flavored lattes are amazing, and really great…read morecustomer experience. After visiting the Driv-Thru we parked and enjoyed our hot drinks with the perfect mountain landscape in the background.