Located inside Jackson Lake Lodge, this is a nice spot to grab a coffee and relax. Sit on the…read morecomfortable sofas and enjoy the breathtaking views of Willow Flats and the Teton mountains through the massive, 60-foot floor-to-ceiling windows. The coffee is decent and reasonably priced, and the staff are friendly. I had a cappuccino and enjoyed the relaxing atmosphere. A great place to take a break and soak in the beautiful scenery They're open daily from 6 AM to 4 PM.

It seems like this place has a seasonal menu, and before you go judging the high prices, this…read morelocation can set it this high because you're so remote from civilization. It is a bit costly for every item on the menu, but the coffee is solid. It's something you can probably brew at home if do this regularly. The good stuff are their personalized bakery. I'm talking the huckleberry goods. I was looking forward to a California burrito based on historical photos/captions, but they didn't have it when I swung around yesterday. Service was pretty standard and quick. The location is in the open on the second floor of the information area. It's surrounded by all the restaurants with a nice view of Grand Teton. If you want to walk around Grand Teton with some fresh coffee, this is probably your spot.

We liked Deadman's so much that we ate here two nights in a row…read more Having ate inside Yellowstone and Tetons for a week, we had some really nasty cafeteria food or pretentious dining rooms... so it was really a breath of fresh air to sit in this cool & lively bar, straight from our hikes, and get hot & fresh made-to-order tasty & generous portions brought out to us. I especially liked the wings and fish & chips... and my espresso martini of course. Getting to watch the football games was a plus too since most of our park hotels and dining were TV-less. We grabbed ourselves a two-top right by the bar and next to a window where you can see into Trapper Grill and out to the view of the mountains. Loved it.

Hungry after a gorgeous hike around String Lake and a simple lunch at Signal Lake Lodge / Trapper's…read moreGrill sounded appealing. The water level is very low but the views are still majestic. Food here is not fancy but more hearty for the outdoorsman. We ordered the Idaho trout tacos with slaw and flour soft tortillas. The two tacos were stuffed and the trout was delicious. The red rice was uncious and was quickly consumed. Perhaps, a little less slaw would be nice to taste more of the incredible trout flavor. For a nice stop in the park, try Signal Lake Lodge, Trapper's Grill for your dining pleasure. The views are incredible, food is decent and mother nature is miraculous. Another perfect piece to a simply great day in the beautiful outdoors.

Awesome coffee shop. A must visit if you're passing through town. Great atmosphere, delicious…read morecoffee & even better donuts. Got stuck here on a bike ride because of a heavy downpour. Not disappointed one bit! The girls were very inviting & the service was excellent. Check this place out! Jim you outta sell some Wydaho umbrellas!

Really friendly staff and efficient lines. One line with a checkpoint to order pastries and then…read moreproceed to order coffee. 5/5 Pistachio croissant so flavorful, flakey, and filled with a delicious nutty jam of sorts 4/5 Huckleberry donut really fruity and nice soft texture, though it felt overly sweet 5/5 Ube ice cream tasted so good. The huckleberry ice cream was also nice as a taster but not as strong berry flavor as I would have liked. I also got some type of vanilla with coconut and chocolate bits. Large split scoop! They're open late and one of the few cafes with hours into the evening!

We grab a couple of pastries for breakfast at Persephone Bakery to go because we had a hectic…read moreschedule at Grand Teton National Park. The bakery is so cute with summer beach house vibe. I wish we had time to sit down and eat breakfast as I watch server coming out with yummy looking eggs breakfast plates. The display of pastries, cakes and cookies was overwhelming to say the least! I had a hard time to pick just 2 pastries! I wanted everything behind that glass petition. LOL. At the end, we got the ham and cheese croissant. Very flaky and hit the spot. I forgot the name of the scone - I think it was bacon, cranberry (maybe huckleberry) and pecan maybe? Holy crab, it was one of the best scone I ever tasted. It was huge because we kept munching on it for a while. It was savory with wonderful flavors. Most importantly it wasn't too dense but also not crumbly. Just the perfect scone if you're into scone like me. I wish I had gotten a piece of cake and/or cookie for the road. Highly recommended! Oh, I also love the name Persephone! It sticks!

Another place that is more cute than it is good. I ordered their featured matcha- blueberry…read moresomething and they were sold out. I tried 3 other on menu variations and they were out of that as well. I settled for something basic and it was ok. My husbands coffee was pretty average. The prices are much higher than average. Service was ok but not super accommodating. They have a nice outdoor seating area, as a silver lining.

Jenny Lake Lodge dining room was a great find! It was cozy (roaring fire), lots of seating,…read moreexcellent food and service. The sweet potato ginger soup was outstanding! One of our party is gluten-free, so we are always looking for more options.

This dining spot is set along the Jenny Lake Scenic route. We came for a midweek lunch, and the…read moreservice was excellent. We were able to get a table on the scenic side of the dining room. We ordered a burger and tacos. The food was good, but in the beautiful surroundings of Grand Teton, I think everything tastes better! Huckleberry is a local berry so we were thrilled to have some huckleberry ice cream to top it off.

Favorite coffee in Driggs! We tried the breakfast slider (added the plant-based sausage for an…read moreadditional dollar), the chicken burrito, and two lattes (one vanilla and the other bees knees, which was honey and cinnamon). These were all so good, and the burrito made for great leftovers. I also appreciated that the menu marks which of the syrups is house-made. The inside is small and comfortable, and the outside area with lots of shade was great for the summer. The employees were friendly and helpful. One of our favorite breakfasts while in the Victor/Driggs area and a much more reasonable cost than in the Jackson area. Seems very community-oriented with live music on Saturdays during the summer. Would definitely return next time we're in the Teton Valley!

Rise is coffee lovers paradise! Wonderful downtown location with cozy seats inside or great outdoor…read morepatio area taking a beautiful day. Enjoy a cup at Rise. Staff is warm and welcoming way to start your day!

Overview Coffee is a gem of a coffee shop! Convenient location in Teton Village and delicious,…read morewell-made coffee. We grabbed a latte and cappuccino on an early summer morning before heading out on a backpacking trip. I loved my latte and the latte art it came with. I also bought a bag of their "Africa" coffee beans from the Mangy Moose Market to bring back home (tasting notes: canned peaches, caramel, milk chocolate). One of the best cups of coffee I've made at home in memory. I also love that they support regenerative & organic agricultural practices through the farms that they source their beans from. Awesome company with awesome coffee. I'll be recommending Overview Coffee to anyone who visits the Tetons!

Five stars for a reason-- Best coffee, best staff, best experience. Don't bother with Cowboy…read moreCoffee. If you're in the village there's only one spot and that's Overview. The setting is impossibly authentic and has an actual local vibe because it is simply that; a home grown real product by good people who care.

I never checked in yesterday and I took not one single photo, but trust me, you will find fantastic…read morefood here at this small cafe in Victor, ID. We spent the night in Driggs and were very happy to find this open since we were driving through here on our way to Swan Valley. First off, the service was spectacular. I loved that my cup of Java was always filled, and the lady who assisted us was exceptional at customer service. The inside has room for maybe 30 people of my estimation was right, and outdoor seating when it's warm enough. Cozy and enjoyable. We both had the carnivore burrito, one with bacon and one with sausage. Let me just say, these are plenty for even the biggest of appetites. I completely appreciated the freshness and delicious taste of my meal, and my wife's opinion was exactly the same. We heard nothing but praise from diners around us, so that says a lot about this place.

We absolutely loved Butter Cafe! The owner, servers, and staff were all so friendly, welcoming,…read moreand genuinely hardworking. You can tell there is so much love and care put into what they do, and it really comes through in the food and the experience. It is definitely a tight squeeze inside, but my husband and I personally loved that! We love community, and it gave the cafe such a cozy, lively, local feel. There was a wait when we went, but they work quickly and diligently and got people in pretty fast. My advice would be to come with a little patience and understanding, especially when they're busy. Good things take time, and you can see how hard everyone is working to take care of each person! There are SO many options on the menu, and honestly, I don't think you can go wrong with whatever you choose. Parking can also be a little harder to find on busy days, but the town is adorable, so a little walk never hurt anyone. Such a sweet place with good food and even better people. We would absolutely come back!

Pizza was good and all were friendly. The two cheese slices were pretty burned so they made up two…read moremore

Lovely Park building. We got Latte and Mocha from here to-go…read more Service was quick and friendly, however coffee was just okay.

We stopped here at Art's Coffee for breakfast during a recent road trip the food was excellent. We…read moreordered the banana bread and blueberry muffin which were moist and good. The staff was friendly, efficient and polite. The food was freshly prepared to order and delicious.

The Good: :: it's a local business!…read more :: lots of parking :: great offerings of coffee as well as savory and sweet breakfast options :: strong wifi :: lots of seating The Bad: :: none The Ugly: :: none Would I go back? Next time I'm in the area, absolutely will. Cozy place with tasty offerings and lots of seating make it an appealing option for sure. This place is IN.