We love Creekside Market sandwiches and breakfast burritos! Place your order the night before an…read moreearly morning start into YNP or GTNP. You'll be ready with your lunch in your car for a picnic!

My family and I stayed one night in Jacksonhole to explore the town before heading out to the Grand…read moreTetons. Upon arrival in Jacksonhole, we stopped by Creekside Market to grab sandwiches to go, which is about a 20 minute or so drive from the airport. Creekside Market is a small market in a strip mall next to Dairy Queen. It has all your basic food and fishing needs in addition to a deli and liquor market. The deli serves sandwiches, salads, soup, and breakfast burritos. For the deli sandwiches, you fill out a paper slip at the counter and they make it on the spot for you. We ordered three custom sandwiches- one turkey, one beef, and one meatball sub with varying veggies and cheese and all toasted. While the turkey and beef sandwiches were good, the MEATBALL SUB was the star of the show! It may have been the BEST sandwich I've ever had. It is stuffed with eight HUGE beef meatballs slathered in marinara sauce and gooey melted provolone cheese (the cheese pull was 10/10!). It was savory, juicy, peppery, and everything a good meatball sub should be- I can still imagine the taste today and am still drooling for it! I was full eating just half a sandwich and so I had plenty to share with my family members who agreed it was a top-tier sandwich. I would go back to Jacksonhole just for this sandwich!!! Service was fantastic and we got our food within 15-20 minutes after ordering, considering it was during the lunch hour rush. Sandwiches are anywhere between $11.50 a $18.50 for an 8" sandwich (or a little less if you want a 6" sandwich). Note that there is no seating and so takeout is really the only option here. The bathrooms and floors are clean. Overall: 5/5 for food, 5/5 for service, 5/5 for ambiance

Mangy Moose Market & Cellars had the best selection of goods and alcoholic beverages. It was so fun…read moreto try all the local beer, especially the huckleberry beer. The store was plentiful and full of fun products. When staying at ski villages, it's nice to have stores like this where you can go any time of day for any specific or general needs. While prices may be a little higher, the convenience is amazing and worth it.

Opens at 9am which is so much better than 10am when you realize how much you forgot to pack! Has a…read morelittle bit of everything you might need plus a nice assortment of local items and souvenirs. Staff was helpful every time we went in, which was at least once per day. Pretty big selection of wine, beer and liquor given the size of the store.

Cool little spot, but let's be real -- the prices are a bit of a stretch. I grabbed a flat white,…read moreand while it was decent, $8.50 felt pretty steep. I'd be totally fine paying around $3 for something like that, but this felt a little over the top. No matcha, no macchiato on the menu... but somehow they've got boutique pricing across the board. I get it -- trendy place, good vibes -- but when the product doesn't match the price tag, it's hard to ignore. Just keeping it honest.

Nice little store in the Signal Mountain area inside Grand Teton National Park. It's a beautiful…read morespot for a quick stop that has great views of Jackson Lake. I was camping at nearby Jenny Lake campground and stopped by here to pick up some supplies. They have anything from groceries to merchandise to camping and fishing gear. They also have a coffee bar and some grab-and-go hot food. Many of the items here are made locally. The customer service was welcoming and helpful when I visited. Gas isn't always easy to find in the Tetons. Outside the store are gas pumps if you are running low. Also in the area is Signal Mountain Lodge, a campground, a boat launch and a hiking trail. I took some time to walk down to the shore to enjoy the view after making my purchase. Signal Mountain is 7,727 ft. You can access the summit by car or on foot.

Stopped by this Albertsons to get some snacks and fruit for our stay. We were surprised to see a…read moresouvenir sections as we left. The meat selections was also a new experience for us. I wish we had these meats at our local Albertsons to enjoy the speciality meats.

Oh how I missed shopping at Albertsons. I hadn't been to one in years since they moved out of…read moreHouston. Today, was my lucky day because I needed groceries while vacationing in Wyoming. I was quite surprised that they had white Japanese sweet potatoes, they have the purple skin sweet potatoes, and plenty variety of savory potatoes too. The salad selection was vast as well too. I didn't expect to see vegan options such of tofu, tempeh, vegan cheeze, wonton wrappers, etc, but they had it all. One thing I wasn't expecting was there's NO plastic bags. Cardboard bags without handles are .20 cents/each and the reusable bags are $1.99/a piece. I just decided to get the reusable bags so I can use them again at Aldi's in the future. The reusable bags look small, but are very spacious without feeling heavy if you overload it. The handles are very sturdy too. I must mention the prices are fairly reasonable than Kroger's especially in the produce section. The crackers were pricey compared to Texas prices. I'm just glad the vegetables were cheaper. Clean store. Helpful staff. Plenty of parking.

This was a surprising find on our way to the Grand Tetons. We needed a restroom stop and if you…read morearen't driving through the National Parks and coming from the Yellowstone area you'll pass through a ton of little towns, we ended up stopping here and despite this being about the only gas station around for a few miles it was a really nice break in the drive. It was clean, felt really homey somehow, and the restrooms were well maintained. It doesn't look like much from the outside, but it definitely is a decent stop if you are in this area.

Good food selection for a convenience store, friendly and inviting staff, and world class views!read more

Some years ago, I believe I stopped at this Maverik. It was a strange day, and I had not intended…read moreto be in Jackson when I left my home that morning, but I remember fueling up on my way out of town for the last leg of the longest unintentional daytrip I've ever been on. Whether or not that's true, I can surely say that I was here at this Maverik last weekend. I recalled foggily that I had been there before and so I pulled in with a hazy "maybe" but with fond recollections of the gas station. I did indeed buy fuel here, and if you're headed out of town, or into the parks, this is absolutely the last stop you should make before heading out because gas is scarce in any direction once you leave Jackson. I was just topping off and did a few hundred miles that day in the name of being safe, so the extra 1/8 tank was just a security measure. I did also use the restrooms because it was a 2 hour drive into town and I'm a human who had orange juice at breakfast. Someone in our group has a theory that Maverik has the best bathrooms, and I think I agree. These were reasonably clean and spacious, and the mini mart inside is also fully stocked with cold and shelf goods. It's not too far from the center of town, but if you're just hanging around the square, you do pass a few other gas stations on the way.

Made, a $15.00 gas purchase at the pump and Maverick put a $175.00 hold on my credit card. Pay, at…read morethe cashier so this doesn't happen to you.

Limited gourmet grocery, in the Grand Teton Village, with small liquor and wine selection, some…read moredeli items, too. You'll pay for the convenience of this store at check out. Outside, free standing food truck with daily lunch offerings. The tacos were reasonable, and delicious! Purchase one taco for $3.25, or three for $9.00. Tacos were garnished with a roasted, split jalapeño.

If planning to visit the National Parks, plan ahead and avoid this place. They do not open before…read more8:00 a.m. on weekdays and 9:00 a.m. on weekends. This is not very helpful for early departures to see the park and morning wildlife. No ability to get coffee, snacks or food for the day before departure. Additionally, gas is priced at $5.00 or more per gallon for all grades. This is simply price gauging based on location. Gas is cheaper at every location I saw within the park itself, which should tell you something about Bodega's approach.