Moo's is definitely worth stopping at if you're walking around downtown Jackson. There is always a…read moreline and yes it is worth the wait. The staff moves very quickly and efficiently. The ice cream is rich, creamy, and they have a great variety of flavors. I like that they use natural ingredients and no food dye. The huckleberry was my favorite. Portions are generous, and it's the perfect way to end the day after dinner. The flavors are listed on TV screens around the shop which helps you prepare in advance otherwise the samples are great to make final decisions. This shop has such a cute old school ice cream parlor vibe.

So, so, so busy! The staff are on it and know how to be kind while moving you along so the line…read moredoes go quick. My hubby fot Moo's twice on our trio. The creative flavors were fun and he especially enjoyed the salted caramel, huckleberry and vanilla. The scoops are a decent size. There is very limited seating inside so take a seat on the curb outside, or walk a littlw with your ice cream. I really wish they had dairy free ice cream, no sherbet does not count, so while I dodnr gwt to enjoy the ice cream, my hubby did.

I sampled the blueberry and pistachio flavor gelatos. They were both good but I ordered a single…read morescoop of the pistachio in a cup. They have indoor seating and everything was very clean. Service was friendly and quick.

When walking around Jackson I stubbled upon CocoLove and decided to come in from a sweet treat and…read more'lunch'. The location is just a block off the main square with the Wort Hotel just across the street and some art galleries which is a great place while roaming. I recommend if you are looking for a unique dessert with coffee! The French Dessert/patisserie has a variety of goods--not all shown. On the far left there is flavored chocolates (bonbons?) with a range of flavors (when I went) from Huckleberry + Vanilla, tea, etc. it looked like you had to buy a minimum box of 6 for 24$ but I could be incorrect on that. Next case had a variety of desserts, which is where the huckleberry chocolate out of (abt 9$). They do run out of pastries as the day goes on so something specific from yelp might not be in there. Next case has about 10 flavored of gelato. The following case has savory pastries like feta cheese-mushroom or ham croissants in addition to sweeter goods like croissants and cookies. There is indoor seating (about four two tops), a bench outside, and takeaway pastry or chocolate boxes if to go. When I walked in it was pretty crowded but the service was efficient. Luckily there was enough space for me to dine-in with a comfy spot against the wall. (Note: The other side of the table had soft and wide stools but with no back). (Note #2: When eating in you get ceramic plate + silverware with a plastic cup for cold drinks; there is a little station near the entrance for trash and plates). The chocolate-Huckleberry dessert was delicious. It had chocolate roses (with texture!!!) on top and a marbled silver-purple chocolate surrounding the cake and huckleberry filling. Very beautiful and I really enjoyed the sweet but also tart huckleberry with the chocolate. It was a bit of a mess to eat but I am more than okay with that! I would recommend it! I was able to get the feta-something-mushroom croissant warmed for lunch, which was pretty tasty. Nice flakiness and the middle with the filling was a nice mix. If you are stopping for lunch/breakfast and want something a little more substantial to your meal/snake then I recommend. They also had a ham-something-Jalapeño but I wasn't sure on how strong the pepper would be. Lastly, I had a matcha latte. It can come in a variety of sizes and I believe with the option of cold or hot. It was good-decent but not my favorite matcha-- the flavors were more milk heavy. But that is likely just my current preference--some places I have gone recently have it stronger and some have it sweeter; so take it as you will. It did have the nice crushable ice which I munched on with the concentrated matcha at the end though. As for the drink menu they had more non-coffee options like hot chocolate, turmeric latte, etc along with (what is maybe standard? coffees---don't drink them) like cappuccinos, mochas, etc. along with drip and affogatos.

This place is like Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory. It is bright and colorful as are the various…read moreflavors of chocolate. Service was excellent and the 8 different chocolate pieces we got were all delicious.

Atelier Ortega on Scott Lane in Jackson is a boutique chocolatier in Jackson, Wyoming serving…read morehomemade pastries, cakes, and desserts, as well as the most delicious handmade chocolates. I went to buy a small box of chocolates as a gift for my grandfather. When I first entered the store everybody was in the kitchen baking and crafting chocolate, they did eventually come onto the floor and take my order. The only issue that I had is when I mentioned I would be shipping the chocolates and I asked if they would ship well, the associates response was "yes they do". Then since the box did not fully close (and she saw me attempting to close it) she asked me if I would be shipping them and I said yes again. so now I have to ship a partially opened box of chocolates.

We frequented Mursell's while we were in Jackson Hole. We definitely found some sweet treats. The…read morechocolates, truffles, and strawberry banana gummy bears were enjoyed by us on our trip. Thank you for providing such delicious candies!

Cute shop, nice employees but old gross candy. We got some chocolate covered cinnamon bears and…read moreScottie dogs which were terrible.

BIN22 is one of the more unique dining spots in Jackson, WY. It's a combination wine shop,…read morespecialty market, and restaurant, creating a fun, relaxed atmosphere that's perfect for sharing small plates and enjoying a glass of wine. You can browse bottles from around the world and even purchase one to take home. A friend mentioned that Jennifer Aniston has dined here, which added a bit of celebrity appeal to the visit. Whether that's what draws you in or not, the concept itself is what makes BIN22 stand out. The food was excellent, the atmosphere was lively, and the service was attentive. It's easy to see why this place is so popular with both locals and visitors.

No elk, no bison, no moose but did find a unicorn in Jackson, WY. In the middle of town is the…read morebest layout, best customer service and most flavorful dishes, located at Binn 22. A unique setting in a wine / liquor store with a tapas bar in the back, amongst the wine racks and liquor bottles. Long communal tables and sitting hip to hip with foodies, locals, and people meeting total strangers. It is good conversation with everyone sharing stories, not once was politics mentioned. Reservations are not taken, instead you will find the host making people scoot to make room for new arrivals at the long tables. Our servers were spot-on with service, drinks and sharing her favorites. It is cozy and casual, people meeting people. The spirits here are for the pros with knowledge of wine, beer, spirits and bubbles. We started with the wild mushroom mozzarella with balsalmic butter, parmesan and balsalmic glaze served on crunchy baguettes. It was unbelievably flavored and tasty, a great start to the night and must have! The Spanish salad with arugula, apple, fennel, almonds, manchego and a honey-sherry vinegarette was good but not on par with the other dishes. The tuna crudo with cucumber, arugula, crunchy grains, orange wedges, citrous vinegarette, fried capers and preserved lemon was light, a real palate cleanser, and refreshing. A pleasant surprise and would order again. The lamb pintxos was our final selection and a great dish to end the night on. The fork tender lamb tenderloin was served on 2 skewers with mojo verde, Spanish aoili, and pickled red onions on crisp baguette slices. Another Homerun! The menu changes frequently and the tapas allow you to try several different delectable dishes. It encourages sharing and forces you to open up and try different dishes. Hands-down my favorite food and conversation while visiting Jackson, WY. To the staff here at Binn 22, congrats on a unique and completely fabulous dinner and concept. I can't wait to return and try many other options on a truly innovative menu. If you haven't been here, only one word, WHY?

This is the perfect sit down home style breakfast you want before hitting the mountain. Service…read morewas quick and friendly. Really fast! Everything I saw looked great. Meal prices are about what you would expect for Jackson... overpriced for eggs and pastries. People rave about the "pig candy" which is 4 pieces of candied bacon they give you for $16. It was good and crisp, but so sugared that you honestly can't really taste the bacon part of it. I got the egg platter with sausage. The bread and sausage were great. Really nice quality. My daughter got Eggs Benedict which she also liked. They keep your coffee full. There is also a bar to eat at if you are solo and are looking for that option.

Looking for a breakfast spot in Jackson Hole, WY and Cafe Genevieve has been suggested by many. A…read morequaint, stand-alone building resembling someone's home is packed with patrons who must agree. We were seated and quickly gave our order. The biscuits and gravy are one of my favorites. Cafe Genevieve does them very well. The biscuits were light and fluffy. The gravy was rich and flavorful with a plentiful amounts of sausage. The eggs done over medium were also good. A bowl of fruit was ordered with fresh blueberries and ripe strawberries. Again, a generous amount. Cafe Genevieve has a staff that hustles. The food is done well and the portion sizes are large. The costs are a bit high with an average spend of $25 to $35 pp not including a morning cocktail for a basic breakfast. If you are hungry, stop by Cafe Genevieve for a solid breakfast.

Reasonable price given price of other restaurants can get busy during peak times plenty of seating…read morein 2 floors. Good prompt service. Gotta try bison burger here you may like or not it's a preference. They have beers on tap perfect to go with your burger. Fries onion rings is a must get.

Being a bit more blunt with this place; it's not great. The best thing here are the milkshakes,…read moreburgers aren't worth the price whatsoever. If you want a milkshake, come here (maybe). If you want a burger, go to Teton Drug around the corner. Even then too, the ice cream and milkshakes are super good at Teton Drug too. The best way to put it is this: Would you go to McDonald's and pay $16 for a burger, or would you go to Five Guys? Most of us would go to Five Guys. Don't come here! Spend your money on quality around the corner!

Cream of sugar is a cute ice cream shop. I was excited to see different flavors, like birthday…read morecake, Huckleberry, and M&M cookie crunch. Over the course of five days, I couldn't resist and had the M&M cookie crunch ice cream three times. I looked forward to it and the prices were decent relative to the area but still pricey for the lack of toppings they added on. Regardless, I think it's a great place to stop in to grab your ice cream fix. Luckily, it did not have a major line when I stopped at different times. I wish I grabbed the mini cookie ice cream sandwiches, but maybe next time!

We were looking for a little sweet treat while we were out and about shopping. Ice cream sounded…read moregreat since it was so hot. We stopped in here and sampled a couple of flavors and went ahead and got a scoop each in a cup. It was refreshing and good, but not mind-blowing. Service was a little off from our experience. Maybe they were just having an off day. I don't recall there was seating inside, it was pretty small. But there were a couple of benches right outside on the boardwalk, so we snagged one of those.