Nice pub with lots of tables. It has two sides, one side has the bar and TVs in it, the other is…read moremore of a family area. Overall a pub decor theme. The squeeze and I shared the pulled pork samminch with onion rings on the side. It also comes with slaw. I ordered a cup of bison chili as well. The slaw was white cabbage that had a hint of horseradish bite. The chili was good, had a hint of heat. The pulled pork lacked its own flavor profile. The BBQ sauce made it enjoyable. The onion rings were okay. Pretty much a 3 star meal, but our server, Liliana (spelling) made it a 4. Fast service.

Worst food I've ever had in my life. We read the reviews, and I saw the review about them messing…read moreup chicken tenders. Piecing together that this is a tourist trap town on the outskirts of YNP, I lowered my expectations to like 5/10. Believe me, this is worse than mid. We were famished driving out of Yellowstone after a long day of sightseeing, as most of this place's victims probably are. I grimly perused the menu, and ordered a burger and fries because surelllyyyyyy... they can make a 5/10 burger?! My standards were so low! The bread on the burgers was soggy and gross, the burger wasn't seared at all, and the fries were burnt. Our friend ordered steak: the steak was bright pink through and through and also not even seared... how do you mess up this badly? Do they have a grill back there?? I've cooked steak way better myself on a skillet for way cheaper. A bowl of onion rings with no dipping sauce. Salads with tomatoes sliced round- not diced. I had never seen that before in my life. Other friend got a pizza. She said it was okay, but looking at it I had my doubts. I'll admit I didn't try it because it looked like day old frozen pizza. Mind you if the total bill had been $75, then whatever we were hungry, it's a tourist trap-- No. The total for the food was $148. For 4 people. No drinks at all, just water. I'm so appalled and embarrassed because there were lots of international visitors here for Yellowstone. Probably more than usual if some stopped here during a US visit for the World Cup. They probably come here and believe this abomination is representative of American food. Shameful. I normally wouldn't bring up something like ambiance, but since this place has the audacity to charge nice restaurant prices for food so disgusting I wouldn't even feed it to a dog, the music sucks too. It was the most cliche 70s American bar playlist ever. I personally enjoy that kind of music, but here it feels like rubbing salt in a wound. Positives: Server was nice, poor guy. The French onion soup was actually nice and up to par, but French onion soup is not enough to redeem a place, especially when this place is your first stop in civilization and you're ready to chow down. Next night we skipped West Yellowstone and opted for the gas station by our Airbnb. The hours-old chicken sandwich behind glass was Michelin star compared to this.

What an amazing night in Driggs for my husband, birthday!…read more We're visiting from Park City, went in for a drink for the view, and stayed because of the amazing staff! Huge shout out to Benny and everyone at the bar for the warm welcome. The salad was so fresh and the pizza (including the gluten-free) were spectacular. Perfect in every way! Thank you, Benny and Team! We will be back!

We stopped here after a long day of hiking and their pizzas and cocktails were the perfect way to…read moreend the day. The crust is thin, crispy, napolitano-style with just the right amount of chewiness. Service was outstanding. Such a fun atmosphere for both indoor and outdoor seating. If we were locals we'd be regulars here for sure!

Madi is the best! No better bartender in Teton Valley. She has been crowned the Tetonia princess…read more She sees you through the window walking up to the bar and she's already got your drink on the counter.

THE BEST BAR EVER!!!!! We were visiting from out of town and Maddi & Becca made us feel like Dave's…read morewas our own hometown bar. They were so kind, hospitable, and fun! Above and beyond service. Favorite spot we went to on our whole trip. Couldn't recommend this place enough!

Food was delicious, the menu was eclectic. I had the buffalo cheese steak which really good. But…read morethe star was the fries! Crunchy & tasty. I would definitely go back

Gabby was tremendous! So kind and attentive…read more The menu had so many options, and many could be easily adjusted to be dairy free. I thoroughly enjoyed by Trapper Club and my hubby devoured hus Pesto Chicken. Pur iced teas were fresh and the service was great. So friendly and on-top of it. The outdoor patio was breathtaking. The views of Jackson Lake & the Tetons were amazing. A great spot to check out!

We just happened upon this spot in Grand Teton after heading out early looking for wildlife and the…read moretiming was good to stop for a good breakfast. It's a cute little place with a beautiful view, great service and a solid breakfast menu. Our server was Amy and she was very friendly and checked on us frequently but not too much and told us what the birds were on their deck that my partner was watching (barn swallows). I had a skillet that had bacon and vegetables with toast and everything tasted really fresh and not over salty. I was pleasantly surprised by the marble rye. My partner and I both really liked their potatoes as it seemed they were roasted and not fried as they weren't oily at all. Overall a great stop and I had a delicious chocolate lavender latte from the coffee and ice cream spot in the front.

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.

The restaurant has a beautiful view. I'm sure this sentiment is shared by almost anyone who's been…read morehere. Interior is very spacious and comfortable as well. Outdoor seating is also available, but we wanted to stay away from bugs. I'm going to start off with the highlight of our experience. It was the mocktails. We all got different ones, but they were each refreshing in their own way. My personal favorite were the huckleberry blends. These drinks were worth every penny. The food gave us some mixed feelings. We collectively enjoyed the house burger. It was flavorful, sweet and well balanced. The bison burger could have used more kick. I understand bison is a tough meat to work with in general, but I was expecting more from a restaurant that works (I assume) with bison regularly. It was nothing spectacular. The disappointment was the chef's special dish for that night which was their version of a salmon dish served on top of green beans and quinoa. The salmon was dry. Whoever cooked it either overcooked the fish or used frozen fish. Both situations are disappointing for a nice restaurant that wants us to pay nearly $40 such a dish. Despite the subpar meal, the mocktails were the saving grace of our experience which is why I'm ending this review with 4 stars.

The restaurant has a beautiful view of the lake and peaks. We came on a weekend for dinner. It was…read morenice that we were able to order food items from the lunch menu also. Our server was very kind and knowledgeable about the food . The food was beautifully presented and delicious. The only complaint was it took awhile to receive our food. Other than that I would def recommend stopping by for dinner or lunch.

A busy bar with a nice outdoor area was perfect for some chill hang out time the night before our…read morefriends' wedding at the resort. I enjoyed the "sloshies," especially the mai tai one. The bartender inside was hustling but super sweet, and changed one of the smaller TVs tucked away to the Michigan State football game for me, which was awesome. I kept popping in to check the score, and every time I sat down, I was asked if I needed anything by one of the servers. Service was on point here, even when it was a bit busier. I ended up sitting at a table on the deck with some friends later on, and ordered a half pound of buffalo wings to snack on, and Nate got a burger. The wings were good, pretty typical sports bar type wings. Others at our table got the Wydaho nachos, which are made with waffle fries. The plate was huge and looked delicious! The servers helping out with the outdoor tables were great at keeping track of everyone and it made for a really nice, relaxed atmosphere.

The service and the food is uneven. My last meal was below average and waitress had a poor attitude.read more

Food was great, we wore a big group and get well. Be sure to stop and pick up some pastries for the…read moreRoad.

Thus place looked so cute we had to try it and we are so glad we did!…read more The entry and restaurant seating is a bit confusing, but once we were seated it was smooth sailing. The staff were incredible. So attentive, kind and quick. My almond milk latte came out so fast and it was delicious! My husband gave a thumbs up to the drip coffee too. My oatmeal was so huge, but fresh and the fruit was incredible. My husband loved his breakfast sandwich, but he too was not able to finish the hearty portion. We couldn't visit without trying baked goods so I had a chocolate croissant and my hubby the cinnamon twist. Both were yummy.

Five stars - Grand Teton National Park is stunning…read more I visited during slow season - so there were activities not available yet like the Jenny Lake boat tour. But I still enjoyed myself as I was surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenery. I think I stopped at every overlook just to see the mountain range from different angles. My favorite spots were Oxbow Bend and Schwabacher Landing. Both places are great for viewing the sunrise. The wildlife is pretty active in the park; however, I did visit in spring when wildlife is the most active. I saw bears, moose, and bison. It was incredible. If you are into hiking, Grand Teton offers many hiking trails. Taggart Lake trail is one of the most popular ones and it is gorgeous. This is just a short review, there were many other things I enjoyed. Overall, an amazing experience.

- Too far from Yellowstone; inconvenient for my tightly crammed itinerary D:…read more+ Tranquil scenery, - minus the crowds. Many pullouts are crowded with families taking pictures. - Because of my tight schedule, I only caught a more distant side view of the "tétons". (I think the 19th-century fur trappers coulda done better) + Still gotta admit, the outstanding shape of those giant, uniquely jagged mountains jutting from the idyllic vegetation and Jackson Lake sure make for a photogenic backdrop.