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Southcable Cafe

3.6 (43 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 11:00 AM
Updated 3 weeks ago

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Delphi L.

This is the only place in the world that I've been to where unsweetened Silk soy milk is used to make latte. I am a soy addict, and I travel a lot! 7-8 bucks for a large soy latte is.. well not cheap. But what can you say at JH's base village? The cafe opens at 7am in the morning. A lot of bakeries, and pizza at lunch- I've resisted the temptation, so cannot offer a verdict, but they all look mouth watering.

Lanny B.

Located on the hallowed grounds of the VC, the Southcable enjoys pole position at JHMR right under the tram. Serving tasty brewed coffee as well as expresso drinks, this is a great spot to jump start your Teton Village day. They serve brkfst burritos and egg sandos, as well as good pastries from Jackson. Armed with a liquor license too, you can get your shot of Jameson or a beer apres whatever you're doing. Just can't give it five stars because the Village Cafe soul has been carted off in a sled.

Quality pizza,  $5-6 per monster slice,  $7 with a tall boy.
Frank O.

This was the best fast cafe when we ate a quick lunch at jackson hole. You can even eat for under $10, more a rarity at JH as it goes upscale. Only tried the pizza and it was delicious. Great crust, sauce, and toppings. It will get busy like everything else so come at 11:30, or some other off time.

One of the best Lattés I've ever had!

It was one of the best Lattés I've ever had! Lexi and Olivia (the two girls working) were so friendly and kind. They made the drink super quickly and with a smile! I definitely recommend this place! The cafe looks and feels amazing!

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Kristie J.

Teton Village needed this place badly. For those of you who come here often, this is a coffee shop in the new building. Go around back, and you will see the all glass encased shop. The shop gets packed but don't let that deter you from getting in line. They are normally pretty quick and it is hands down the best coffee around. Not only does this place have great coffee and teas, but they serve some foods/ lights snacks, in addition to having some healthy premade salads in the refrigerator. I love this place because I don't drink coffee but they have great tea options. With the options comes many options for milks so if you are dairy free they offer soy and almond. This was our favorite morning and afternoon spot.

Pizza and beer = $6 after 3pm
Jason S.

I was starving like Marvin after a day on the hill and this place crushed my hunger in the best way. After 3 you can get a slice of Za (cheese or pepperoni) and a 22 of your choice (rolling rock, PBR, or Coors) for $6!!! Ya $6! If you don't want the beer I'll take it... or you can just get the slice for $4.50=cheese $5=pepperoni. Looks like they do some coffee and espresso here too but I was just looking to fill my belly. Seating limited but they got in indie and out with peppers, oregano, garlic salt, Tabasco, and sriracha. Go get you some!

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Sarah M.

We were hungry and looking for a place to eat on the way to the tram. This place is grab and go. We got a sausage burrito and a sausage croissant sandwich for less than 19 bucks. It was quick yummy and delicious. We may return for the six dollar cowboy insights of pizza deal Apres ski

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Glad you liked the drinks. Thank you for the review, Judy!

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Coffee was so bad hahaha and each latte was $10 it was not worth it at all. I guess fine if you're in a pinch but wouldn't recommend

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Het the burrito and thank me later! Huge and tasty. We shared and were plenty full for our Teton adventure.

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Pretty average, but it's quick and easy. Not a fan of the burritos, but their pizza and coffee aren't bad.

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This is not a cafe, it is a glorified coffee cart that lost its wheels. Get here early or they are likely to run out.

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