We ate lunch here during our 1 day in Jackson, WY on our way back home from Yellowstone. We loved the variety on the menu. My husband ordered the sausage sampler platter and fries. It was delicious! The fries were hand cut and cooked perfectly w/ just the right amount of seasoning. I ordered a beet salad w/ walnuts, Gorgonzola cheese, grapefruit and pea sprouts. It was excellent. My son ordered the New England Clam chowder. Another excellent choice. There is plenty of outdoor seating. There is a ground level and upper deck outdoor seating area. We sat on the ground level under and umbrella. The upper level is covered. They had plenty of beers to choose from ranging from light and summery to dark. We tried all of the pale ale's and IPA's. They were a hit w/ both my husband and I. If you are going to be in the Jackson area and you like great beer and great food this is a must stop! read more

Came here after a long hike in the Tetons, and boy did it hit the spot. I started with the smoked trout cakes. They had bits of jalapeno with the moist and delicious trout, topped with a coulis of cilantro, lime, roasted corn and avocado. Fantastic and delicious. One of the best fish dishes I've had anywhere, any time. Then I had the Blue pizza. Thin blistery crust with apples, bacon bleu cheese and a drizzle of balsamic reduction. The beer here is reason enough to go. Snake River Brewing has won more awards at the Great American Beer Fest and World Brewer's Cup than any other small brewery. As a hophead, I started with Pako's Eye P.A., a zippy and hoppy refresher. I also had their Vienna-style lager. The place was crowded, but my server was attentive and visited me as often as she could. Great experience. read more

The beer was good. I mainly enjoyed Pako's, which isn't a NW style IPA. Food reviews were mixed. I liked my Thai peanut noodle with tofu. Apparently the chili was good but very robust. Sadly, our order of Fish and chips were overcooked, and weren't good. I'd go back, but with adjusted expectations. read more

Always a good time when we eat and drink here. My favorite beer is the Lager; very classy!! Friendly staff and really good food! A must try when visiting Jackson Hole! read more

Snake River Brewing - Brewpubs Near Me - Jackson, Wyoming

Fitzy's Stout is excellent - on nitro it is superb. Snake River Lager is crisp and clean, with a great whole grain finish. Couldn't make up my mind, so I tasted both. Still couldn't make up my mind, but I do love used motor oil, so I went with the stout and my partner took the lager. I love jambalaya, and this is the real thing. Three slarm - hiccups, forehead sweat, and that great Andouille burn. Amazing Cajun zing and flavor. My partner had the chicken rice mushroom soup (the daily special) and he really liked it. Head banger music playing on the jukebox - seemed to fit the crowd well. Not so much me though. This stuff puts Jackson Hole on the map! I'm just passing through, but I gotta find an excuse to come back. read more

A gastropub is an easy sell for me. It hints at a laid back joint with a focus on creative, indulgent eats and a few good drafts to wash it all down. Make that gastropub an addition to a microbrewery, and I'm pretty enthused from the gate. Here's the skinny for those of you that want a quick wrap-up - This place is regrettably mediocre, but only as a flat sum of its parts. I experienced the Snake River Brewing Company as many do a regular season baseball game - excited going in, happily slugging down some quick eats and a few beers in the 2nd inning, winding down by the 5th, and regretting the last thing I ate and quite ready to bail by the 7th inning stretch. I recommend this place for some beers in a boisterous, local-hang-outy spot and to grab a few starters, but head elsewhere for your main courses. Digging in a little more - this place has a few real strong points, most of them up front. The atmosphere is relaxed and unassuming. The decor is nothing special (see: bland industrial has a lovechild with a snow lodge), but it's got good energy and is well offset from some of Jackson Hole's more plentiful haute fooderies. The interior was spacious enough and i liked the split-level, high ceiling layout. A few details shined through as cool and creative - like each glass mug served at the bar being uniquely designed; making for easy brew identification after a jaunt to the bathroom tiled with kitschy hand-painted tiles. The shining stars (as one might expect) were the suds. The beers are phenomenal! I tried a flight of 8 samples and found every single one to be highly drinkable. I even polished off the IPAs, which I normally favor as much as a chilled glass of windshield washer fluid. I liked the Jenny Lake Lager and Good Alt Days Ale so much, I'd brown bag them at work. By the time I was tapping the bottom of my 2nd *hick* 3rd sampler beer, the starters arrived. Perfect timing. Had the trout cakes w/ salsa verde and some spicy elk jambalaya to start. Those went down well and quickly with the next few beers. The side of cornbread was a little dry, but I left nothing but crumbs so can't really ding them for that. All-in-all, these were some great locally inspired small plates. The main courses had arrived as I savored the last few sips of the 5th masterfully crafted beer. I returned the mini glass to its designated slot in the wooden wheel of buzzery and dug into my well-plated trout. Everything was great to this point and I was really jazzed for the next course. And so began the end of my good buzz. I had about half the dish before my tastebuds fell asleep on me and I put down my fork. Coming from a guy that would eat a napkin if some tasty sauce spilled on it, that says a lot. The fish was bland, the skin was soggy and overall, it ate like a poor man's frozen salmon fillet. The trout also had that note of what I can only describe as...garden soil flavor? Maybe it's typical for certain fish, but I usually only experience it with the frozen-in-a-baggy sort. Strange, since trout is a local fish. The three fillets were stacked on a bed of blah - a wet, pale colored mix of tomatoes, potatoes, soggy brussels sprouts, and I honestly couldn't tell you what else. I passed off a piece of fish to my dad and he passed it back, less one meager bite. Oh yeah, just remembered...there were bacon crumbles in there too. My dad had The Roper, which was just as exciting as the Three's Company character by the same name. It was the sloppy joe of brisket sandwiches - served more like pulled pork - shredded on a soft hamburger bun. It was excessively fatty, moist leaning toward wet, topped with bacon and despite all earthly reason, still on the boring side! I think I heard a few of the sweet potato fries pleading for some salt or seasoning on their way to the trash bin. The horsey sauce that rode side saddle with the fries was pretty on point though. We left most of the 7th and 8th mini beers behind; not a testament to their quality and more as a result of being done and ready to go. Left feeling full, but wanting. Found a bit of something between my teeth with my tongue on the way out the door and preferred spitting it out to savoring it. (Kindly stow your jokes.) Service was good. A solid 18%; friendly, fairly attentive and smiley throughout. Food was served quickly and the jambalaya was hot enough to scald my tongue slightly - a bittersweet reminder of a middle of the road experience, bedazzled with some serious high points (beers and apps) and dragged down by the flatlined mains that were priced as they should have been had they lived up to their enticing descriptions on the menu. read more

Service was pretty bad, everyone seemed a little confused and all over the place. The food was fine, nothing special. Probably wont be back. Theres lots of other bar and grill type places in Jackson that are at the same price point but have better food and service read more

Not sure if it was what we ordered, but overall, not really impressed. We sat on the upstairs deck, wish we had insisted on outside patio. It was covered so you couldn't really see anything from the deck. It was such a beautiful day, would have loved to have had the sun on us instead of under a covered patio. We decided to share some appetizers, and this is were the disappointment really came in for us. We ordered the pretzel, cauliflower bites, and nachos. All the food was luke warm when it came out, and appeared to have been sitting for awhile. The cheese sauce for the pretzel had a layer of film over it and the cheese on the nachos was dull looking since it was no longer warm. The cauliflower bites had so much breading on them you could barely taste the cauliflower. As we had done a long hike today, I was super excited for our late lunch, but left feeling completely disappointed. read more

Pretty bad food and mediocre beer; we ordered two steaks in our party, one the waiter didn't ask how to cook it, the accompanying sides were cold with undercooked potatoes. Nothing at all special about this place except the outdoor space. The staff unfortunately also seemed to be doing the bare minimum for their job. Our party of 8 sat down and got 1 food menu and no drink menu until we took it ourselves. Staff didn't know a single thing about the beer menu, you're a brewery! I think it wouldn't take a lot to train your staff to be a bit more on top of things and in the know. It's pretty easy to fake it too. Too bad, they have a nice outdoor space. read more

Good food, good beer, friendly waitstaff, 'nuff said! Seriously, if you're looking for pub grub and local craft beer, this is the spot.

We all came in for some grub and to watch some of the Indians/Yankees game. We were seated promptly and our server came right away to the table. My wife and I ordered a pizza, salad, chili and pretzel bread. All food was very good, but Pinky G's has better pizza in Jackson. The other couple ordered salads and pretzel bread. They said they really liked their meals also. Overall, it's a good choice for a meal with a nice atmosphere. read more

The bar server's completely indifferent and non- existent service was more than made up for by delicious beer and a wonderfully pleasant sous chef who couldn't have been more pleasant and incredibly well informed about where ingredients were sourced from. We came in for a beer and thanks to Eric stayed for a delicious & ethically-sourced burger. UPDATE: we came back a few more times and Rachel the bartender was a complete paradigm shift from the prior bartender. She was wonderful. read more

Stopped here for lunch. Sat on the patio and enjoyed some delicious beer and brewpub food. The Jenny Lake Lager and Farmhouse Ale were so good! We ate the Cobb Salad and Scratch Pretzel. Spot on for a light lunch. Highly recommend! Plus it's just a short walk from downtown Jackson. read more

Fun hangout spot and good food! I'm not a beer drinker but enjoyed the bison burger and sweet potato fries.

I am a local...I have lived here over 20 years. This was our goto place to eat. We loved the beer and the food. Mostly everything on the menu was delicious! I would recommend it to anyone who asked and even those that wouldn't. But lately I gotta say the food is mediocre at best and still highly priced if not higher than it use to be. The beer is still great but we are not ones to go for just a beer. We love to eat AND drink. We will continue to come to support our local establishments but perhaps less frequently than before until things change. read more

This place is amazing. Been here twice during a four day visit. The beer and food are both excellent. For food, the nachos were good but lacked enough black beans and the mac and cheese was amaze balls but unconventional. Delicious beers included That's Amore, Earned It, Jenny Lake Lager and Snake River Pale Ale. So good! read more

Fun atmosphere. Half of our party's food was good, the other half was undesirable including raw hamburger and overdone nachos. Beer was great but wouldn't go back for the food. read more

Had dinner here with my wife and two teenage boys. Food was very good, beer was fantastic, and the place was set up really well. Will definitely go back when we are in town again. The only reason for 4 instead of 5 stars is that the waitress was really slow although she was very nice. read more

Excellent beer with excellent food. I sampled several of the food items, all of them good. Some of the other establishments in town didn't do service too well, but SRB rocked. read more

What. A. Burger. We came here after consecutive 16+ mile days hiking in the Tetons desperate for a big meal. Upon sinking our teeth into the Big Hole Burger, we knew we had came to the right spot. After devouring both burgers on the menu, we sank into a blissful food coma. For two college students the meal was a little bit pricey, but worth every penny. We'll be back as soon as we can. read more

We visited Christmas Eve because they were one of the few restaurants still opened. The beef burger was a total disappointment. The meat had a strange taste to it. The fried green tomato was a bitter tasting accompaniment. The bun was forgetful. You should know, the menu is very limited. With so many restaurants in town, I would have no interest returning. Two tumbs down! read more

Beer, AWESOME! Food, getting better every year! Fuller flavors, fresh everything. Service??? Uh, let's say this, it's a seasonal town, everyone has multiple jobs, I"m sure that good help is hard to get, train, keep, and still expect them to love their jobs where strangers treat them like crap....bummer. (Side Note) St. Patrick's day here is awesome. read more

Loved eating here. Great prices for amount of food served. Didn't care for the hostess on Friday October 23rd. She was very rude so I ended up leaving. Came for lunch on October 24th and was treated properly. Best place to eat for me in Jackson Hole minus the terrible hostess who needs clean up. read more

Great ambience, awesome views, amazing Hazy IPA and good food. This place is one I must visit every time I am in Jackson Hole.

Highly recommend for apps, brews, and atmosphere. Great outdoor setting, soups and other apps were delicious especially the bison soup and the smoked trout cakes. Bison burger and Korean fried rice were ok, nothing to scream about. read more

We came to Snake River Brewing with a hankering for filling and fresh food after arriving in Jackson Hole. The atmosphere was great with a cute patio and water tower greeting us at the door. They had some decent vegetarian options. The farro salad with tofu hit the spot and the sweet potato fries were perfectly crispy. We still have a week in town so we will be back to try the beers! read more

Good food and great setting. The nachos and Mac and cheese were great, though the Caesar was a little bland. Our server was exceptional in friendliness and performance. read more

After a day touring the Grand Tetons, we returned to Jackson. Everything in the downtown area seemed touristy and crowded. We checked Yelp to see what else was around and found Snake River Brewing away from the downtown zone. The beer was pretty good. We had tacos and salad. All very tasty. We would recommend this place. read more

This restaurant is by far the best restaurant in the area. We were so happy to be in a restaurant that compares with the amazing restaurants in the San Francisco Bay Area. Everything we had was tasty, well prepared, well seasoned, fresh: from our appetizers to our desserts. We found good wine as well at a reasonable cost. The Grand Tetons, and Yellowstone are amazing neighbors. We highly recommend this restaurant if you're visiting this area. read more

Had the IPA and Pale Ale, both medium body with great flavor. Had a salad with the steak, outstanding! Only issue, loud, very loud, will go again despite this with beer that good! read more

Wow, I love it so much, disregard anything my fiancé says in the subsequent review. I had the $14 burger and it was worth 14.50. That's a good value. I asked for pickles on the side and fries well done, and they were both right on the money. Actually the best fries maybe I've ever had. I ordered an angry orchard also and while it was disappointing that it did not come in a frosted mug or glass, I probably should've asked for that. So really no disappointment nothing but excellent an review - go there! read more

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Even on a busy night they amaze! Came in for my birthday and got candles and complete understanding for my desire for desert first. The tacos were scrumptious and the avocado in the verde was great! read more

Really enjoyed the atmosphere and the beer! Buffalo cauliflower was delicious! Lots of outdoor games available, dog friendly and really was a perfect spot for a Jackson WY vibe! read more

Excellent beer and atmosphere!!! On vacation and it was the perfect spot to just chill out! Great service!

Fucked up service If you eat there you can get sick that's why I'm Maybe beer it's OK The easiest things french fries how you can fucked up What the fuck is wrong with you guys My stomach and my wife stomach was going crazy whole night read more

(8/21/2016) Was in town to visit the Grand Tetons withelderly family and family friends. Stopped in the Snake River Brewing because they wanted dinner and I needed beer. The place is very, very popular, and can be very, very loud with the music and crowd noise reverberating across the modern steel surfaces. Love the metal sculptures of the hops along the bar. Beers I tried had some character, piquantly hopped. Since it was summer, I wanted something lighter, crisper, slightly bitter. Got the Helles and Sessions IPA, both very good. Got 3 small plates to split. The Smoked Trout Cakes were 3 cakes chock full of flaked smoked trout, dense, not much filler, great garnishes (would've love more for the volume of the cakes). The tomatillo salsa verde was tart with lime and savory and bright with cilantro, was slightly spicy and had a sweet touch with fresh corn, cooling cucumber and brunoise red bell pepper and a few creamy chunks of avocado. The Sausage Sampler came with 3 interesting sausages. Pale Ale Pork was like a dense knockwurst, Apricot Elk was strangely sweet and gamey at the same time, Zonkers Bison was rather gamey (like a bloodwurst) and a touch dry, maybe could've used a little more fat in the grind, had a good spicy black and crushed red pepper kick to it. Loved the Red Cabbage Sauerkraut and whole grain mustard with the sausages, classic. Farro Salad was very light and satisfying, good contrast with the ingredients, some creamy chunks of avocado, earthy edamame, crisp cucumber, crunchy toasted almonds, with a savory dressing brightened by ginger, mint, and cilantro. A touch raucous for my octogenarian company, but it seems to be a partying kind of place popular with kids and tourists and locals enjoying drinks outside. Prices for beer were reasonably priced, food was a touch high, but it is a tourist town. read more

Great food and atmosphere! We wanted to eat somewhere local while we were in town. Kid friendly and their pizza was yummy! We went on a Friday evening and they had activities for the kids to do and our kids had a blast playing in the grass. They have a variety and food and the beer was awesome too! Overall recommend the place! read more

We have the trout crab cakes and the steak tacos which were delicious and a few craft beers. They stop serving food at 11 PM. It was a nice bar downstairs and upstairs and it's a great property with a huge fireplace outside read more

Eclectic menu and excellent beers. The duck confit pizza was outstanding. Our waitress was attentive, despite how crowded the place was

Of course they've got a great selection of craft beers. It's a brewery for goodness sake! They also have a wonderful selection of salads and sandwiches and entrees. Great space and great service too! I skipped the beef and fish choices and actually had the very best quinoa and carrot salad (a special of the day) of my whole life. Seriously! A bit off the beaten path, but definitely worth the walk! read more