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.

We were in town and loved the ambiance of this place. Irene ordered bison chili and a salad and I…read morewent for a bowl of bison chili also. I saw hand cut fries on the menu and ordered those as a side. They brought an order to our table, but it was actually for another table, and I spied that the fries were prepared horribly. That dark brown color that comes from not knowing how to remove the excess starch, having the wrong fry oil temperature, etc., etc.. These were really really bad looking, brown fries. And so I quickly said "oh let me cancel my order of fries" ( because I knew I wouldn't be eating these) and they said "oh your fries are already in the fryer. We cannot cancel them"; so I said "OK. Fine bring them". And then I didn't touch them, but I just planned to pay for them. I'm going to show you photos from my home of the way I make fries. You see, I lived in Holland for several years and they take their potatoes very seriously over there and I became addicted to fries that were golden in color and not burned. So they sat uneaten. But when our real waitress came around to ask how everything was, I told her that the fries were burned and she kindly removed them and did not charge for them. So five stars for service. The chili was good. Profound cumin flavor. Several types of beans. But. If you don't like cumin, this is not for you. It's essentially a cumin stew.

Amazing service even better pizza!! The cooks made it amazing as they obviously worked hard, and my…read moreserver made me feel so welcome. Not to forget the great setting, felt at home. patio is amazing!! 100% recommend.

After a day of sight seeing we were hungry and pizza sounded great to us. The people were very…read morefriendly and super helpful. The food was amazing and affordable for the area. We will be visiting again and highly recommend this place for everyone.

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

Friendly service for an impromptu stop. Only ordered a drink and the fries. Despite looking tasty,…read morethe fries tasted stale as if they had been out for a while just waiting for someone to get them. If you eat at the Trapper Grill, they have a really great view of the lake and mountains.

My family and I were coming from Yellowstone National Park. We came up to this restaurant grill…read morebefore we camped at the campground. Reservations must be made on website to acquire a camping spot. No reservations for the restaurant grill. I liked how the restaurant sits with a nice view of the lake and mountain. Great scenery to enjoy the food. I ordered the Teton cheesesteak, it was soft and enjoyed every single bite with an empty plate in return. Wow oh wow, the sandwich was good. Good item to try if you are stopping by!!

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

Breakfast was very good. We ended up here twice for breakfast. Service went well. We visited in…read moreMarch and had no wait for a table (party of 2).

The service was extremely slow, we had to request things several times. We got a tuna melt, burger…read moreand quiche. The quiche was thin with a heaping toss of shredded cheese - I've never seen quiche prepared like this and I don't need to see it again. The burger was thick and overcooked. The tuna melt was bland. Across the board, everything needed more salt. Their Bloody Marys, cappuccinos and diet cokes were delicious. Kind of a weird vibe inside - cabin meets diner.

Visited in early May and honestly -- Grand Teton might be the most underrated national park in the…read morecountry. The Teton Range is absolutely jaw-dropping, especially with all the snow still covering the peaks. Even driving through with mountains filling your windshield felt surreal. Fair warning if you're planning an early May trip: Moose Wilson Road was still closed when we went -- that's actually one of the best spots in the park to see moose -- and the boat shuttle doesn't run until May 15th. We didn't spot any moose since it's still too early in the season for them to be active along the road. So if you want the full experience -- open roads, wildlife, and water access -- aim for after May 15th. But even with those limitations, the scenery alone is worth every mile. Come here before everyone else discovers it.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Yes please - so beautiful and everywhere you look like it just seems to be unreal…read more Happy trails!!!