Our server was an absolute sweetheart, and this restaurant in Old Faithful really stood out. They…read moreoffered duck wings, bison ribs, red trout, and huckleberry ice cream, ingredients a bit different from the usual chicken, beef, salmon, and blueberry. Everything felt familiar yet excitingly new.

This was one of my favorite meals at Yellowstone this trip. Our server was outstanding, the food…read morewas the best we had all trip, and the inside restaurant was beautiful. We loved stopping at the bar right before dinner as well!

This place is open for lunch. The restaurent has a nice lake view, it is big and clean, some tables…read moreare even with table cloth, but they didn't sit anyone at those tables, I guess those nicer table are reserved for dinner. The food is very ordinary. The coq au vin sandwich is a plain chicken breast sandwich. There is nothing French about it. It is eatable. The bison burger tasted dry when ordered at Medium. The salad niçoises was good except for the few browned salad leaves. The salmon dip and charcuterie are ok. The bread that came with it was hard. The double expresso was bad. How can that be? Just enjoy the view.

We dined here three times during our five night stay. It was definitely the best food of our trip…read more The servers were friendly and efficient. Three people stood out: Jure, Ernie and Tylor. The Caesar salad and house salad were ok. The white bean soup with sausage and kale was hearty and satisfying. The scallop appetizer was perfectly seared and served with a creamy mushroom sauce. Skuna Bay salmon was outstanding and served with fennel and citrus. Hanger Steak was perfectly cooked and served with a delicious chimichurri. Green beans were the only vegetable with every entree, but they were tasty. The only disappointment was that the shrimp and grits were served room temperature, not even warm. The pastrami Reuben at lunch was on nicely grilled marble rye. The meat was tender and flavorful. Huckleberry ice cream was the perfect treat. The dining room was spacious with beautiful views of Lake Yellowstone.

(We had the breakfast buffet here as well, but just rating dinner here)…read more We had a very pleasant dining experience here for our party of eight. They are not joking when they said that reservations are recommended for dinner. If you didn't have a reservation, you could be waiting two hours or more for even a small party for dinner. So do yourself a favor, and make advance reservations. We were very pleasantly surprised as to the quality of the food and the presentation here. It was first class! The fried calamari was crispy, and the remoulade dip was delicious. The only downside to the calamari was that it was strips, not rings/tentacles. The smoked trout dip was great, loved the onions and capers. My Skuna Bay salmon was great, loved the kimchi cucumber on it. Great location by Lake Yellowstone. Beautiful setting. My companions' chicken curry and jerked tofu were equally good. The gumbo was notably delicious. The trout, ordered by our member who had gluten issues, was done perfectly. We had the olive oil cake (absolutely delicious lemon flavor and great texture), volcano caldera cake (yummy) and ice cream (big scoops!).

Came here for lunch today on the recommendation of an online Yellowstone reservation clerk, because…read morewe had over an hour before an afternoon boat ride. I got the pastrami Reuben with side salad (other side choice was fries). The Reuben was surprisingly good. The marble rye was toasted well and good portions of cheese, meat and sauerkraut. Could have used a bit more dressing, but that's personal choice. My partner got a Mediterranean wrap. It came with a huckleberry compote dressing that, to me, hid all the other flavors and made me not enjoy it at all. The wrap bread was a bit chewy, also. My partner didn't mind the huckleberry compote, but said that the sandwich lacked discernible Mediterranean flavors, like eggplant or tomato. They were disappointed too. The side salads were good and fresh. The service was good and the view was lovely. Hard to review this with one decent item and one flop. But I'll score upwards and give a four, hoping the rest of the menu has some high points.

A favorite stop for travelers, this place has a warm, cozy vibe with Southwestern décor and a stone…read morefireplace that makes you want to settle in. The town is tiny so hopefully tourists keep the afloat. The food is excellent, with standout items like the burgers and the jalapeño cornbread. Our Yellowstone tour group ate here twice--dinner and lunch--and we were happy both times. The night we visited for dinner, a three-piece "country" band was playing and added to the fun, lively atmosphere. The wild game chili and the bison brat sandwich were absolute standouts--both were generous portions and seriously delicious. Definitely a spot worth revisiting.

We stopped into Wonderland Cafe and it ended up being a great stop just outside the Roosevelt Arch…read moreentrance of Yellowstone. The town itself is quaint, and this felt like a perfect place to grab a bite before heading into the park. We ordered the wild game chili, which was really flavorful and hearty, along with the loaded tots, which were a fun addition to the meal. Inside, the space has great decor with local artwork that adds to the overall feel of the place. It felt welcoming and fit the area well. Overall, a great stop for us and a place I would recommend if you are heading into Yellowstone from this entrance.

Yellowstone pretty much knows they have a captive clientele and it shows. There are a few options…read moreincluding this one, but they're all pretty basic and overpriced. We ate at the Fountain. We were seated promptly and our server was very sweet and good enough to remember which drinks we got even though this is an eat fast and go type of place. Food options were burgers, chicken sandy, nachos, type of thing. I got the super nachos or whatever they're called. It was pretty obvious, canned / frozen stuff that was quickly cooked or maybe even microwaved. The one exception: I tried the Huckleberry Float. That was delicious and only ~350 calories. You're packed in tightly, but it's great if you're extroverted like most of us at our diner style counter. We made some lunchtime friends.

Quite literally the worst food I've ever had. It made us ill. Tasted like cardboard and chemicals,…read morewasn't cheap either.

We came here on New Year's Eve and our server, Brad, was amazing. He was so nice and made the…read moreexperience so amazing. Our complaint however is that our food came out all at the same time, appetizers and everything. The lab we got was mid and the Mac and cheese was not as good as we could have hoped. The dessert however was amazing. We ordered a cookie and it was so good and we devoured it in under a minute. It was a little small but still. Overall great service with okay food! 4 stars!!! Would come back!

Food was fine. Definitely overpriced for what we got. Our…read morewater girl served us and took care of us better than our waitress did. We got our appetizer, then the main course showed up no more than two minutes later When we were half way done with our meal, so other runner brought out our main courses again. Then, when we were basically finished, some other girl tried to give us our appetizer again.. -overall, overpriced for the quality we received. Food, average for being their main "fancy" dining room. Service average and kitchen coordination lacking. Same thing as the previous night when ate in the bar.. Expected more from this premier hotel in this national park.

Just ok food but with great service and a spectacular view of Lake Yellowstone…read more If only rating the food, I would give Grant Village Lakehouse 2/5, but I think the quick service and view each bump it up by 1 star. After I ordered at the counter, my group found a vacant table in the corner, and our food all arrived within 5 minutes of sitting down! The view of the lake was absolutely beautiful, we came a little after sunset but I can imagine the sunset would have been amazing. The food was very affordable as well, with tacos around the $5-6 mark, and I think 2-3 tacos would be enough for a full meal for most. I tried the fish taco, al pastor, and barbacoa. Being from San Diego... I really did not like the fish taco. The fish was dry rather than buttery and flaky. I wouldn't recommend. The al pastor was very spicy so much so I couldn't taste much else. But I liked the barbacoa one though, if I were to go back I'd just get that one. It is strange that the meat is cubed instead of shredded, but it's ok. I also appreciated that if you ordered a vegetarian taco, it comes in a separate bowl to avoid cross contamination. Overall, I think Grant Village Lakehouse was a convenient, casual dinner spot, and I also understand the challenges of running a kitchen within a national park. I am glad we chose this restaurant to dine at.

Ok I was not impressed by the tacos BUT the guac and pico de gallo are pretty good, especially…read moreafter working up an appetite hiking to the tops of things. The churros are the best churros I've ever had. No joke. Usually churros don't have enough sugar and cinnamon, because the sugar just falls off. These have enough and are DELICIOUS. Come for the churros! Also service is SO fast. You barely sit down and they bring your food! Perfect when you're tired from a long day and need to get to bed early to go looking for animals.

Great spot that even locals seem to love! Bit pricey, but the food and drinks were made so well…read moreyou don't feel ripped off. Service was great too! Love the rustic decor!

We returned after a few years. The food seemed a little bit better except for the steak in the…read moreBlack and Bleu salad was a little tough. The Huckleberry Margaritas were great. Service is still good

Honestly, I came here with VERY VERY LOW expectations given the ratings…read more I'm looking at the photos on Yelp from 11 years ago, and it doesn't look like the restaurant has changed one bit! It has that old dusty lodge feel to it. The food was mediocre and overpriced (as expected). I ordered the black beans tacos with a side of fries. The corn tortillas were cold, and the salsa on the tacos tasted like they were store bought. I'm giving it an extra star because the young lady that served us was very kind and patient. Also, felt bad for her and her coworkers because there were some nasty old men in their upper 70s checking them out and making gross comments!

Ok I was not impressed by the tacos BUT the quac and pico de gallo are pretty good, especially…read moreafter working up an appetite hiking to the tops of things. The churros are the best churros I've ever had. No joke. Usually churros don't have enough sugar and cinnamon, because the sugar just falls off. These have enough and are DELICIOUS. Come for the churros! Also service is SO fast. You barely sit down and they bring your food! Perfect when you're tired from a long day and need to get to bed early to go looking for animals.

If you're looking for a lively, upscale-casual spot right in the heart of the village, Spur…read moreRestaurant & Bar is a fantastic choice at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. The atmosphere hits that perfect Jackson vibe with a modern Western, warm lighting, rustic wood accents, and a fun energy vibe without feeling chaotic. It's the kind of place that works just as well for après-ski drinks as it does for a full sit-down dinner. The menu has something for everyone: elevated comfort food, solid steaks, fresh fish, and great shareable starters. Everything we ordered was flavorful and well-executed. The cocktails were creative (and strong in a good way), and the wine list was thoughtfully curated. Service was friendly and efficient even when it was busy, which says a lot during peak ski season. You can tell they're used to handling the resort crowd without sacrificing quality. Whether you're wrapping up a long ski day or just want a fun, reliable dinner spot in Teton Village, Spur delivers. Great food, great vibe, and right where you want to be. Definitely a repeat stop. It was the perfect ending to a perfect trip and stay in Jackson Hole.

Found this spot and stopped by for a bite. Was nice the menu had a nice variety of options. I ended…read moreup just getting a beer and some soup and fries after a long day on the mountain. Everything tasted great, service was just a bit slow especially for how empty it was.