We were looking for a nicer place to sit down and have dinner after watching the town square…read moreshootout. This place was actually recommended to us by some locals so we decided to check it out. It wasn't super busy and we were able to be seated right away. Our server was great. She kept checking in on us to make sure everything was okay. We each got a root beer, which was amazing. My oldest went with the fish and chips, my youngest went with the nachos and I went with the bison steak. The girls liked their meals, but I absolutely LOVED my meal. I ate the whole thing! The bison was cooked perfectly! Even the potatoes and zucchini were seasoned great and were delicious! We didn't have room for dessert, but this place is great!

The Silver Dollar Bar is a Jackson classic that's worth stopping into, especially if you appreciate…read morehistoric spaces. The bar itself is beautiful, with the famous silver dollar inlays and a warm lodge atmosphere that feels distinctly Wyoming. It's a comfortable place to grab a drink and take a break from exploring downtown. The bar is huge and has plenty of different seating areas and tables. It's fun to listen to live music or play some cards with friends. The drinks were good, and the bartenders were friendly and attentive.

Million dollar cowboy bar is of those quintessential places that everyone visits when they come to…read moreGrand Teton National Park and to Jackson Hole. It's a really cool place, and it's bustling with people. That said, I do think it's probably a little bit overhyped given the sheer number of folks in there on the weekend I came to visit. The drinks all sound pretty good; they had a huckleberry Moscow Mule that I wanted to try, but the evening that I came by they actually were having trouble with their cash register and could only take cash. I didn't have any, so I wasn't actually able to buy anything. They do also have food at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, but it's kind of pretty standard bar food, so I wasn't particularly interested in that. There was also almost nowhere to sit -- I got lucky and there ended up being one seat at the bar, and I was by myself so I parked it there and hung out for 15-20 mins to enjoy the vibe. But there were groups coming in and out who ended up just standing around by the tables or in the corner because there weren't any seats available at the bar or the main floor with tables. My understanding is that they do sometimes have karaoke or live music or something like that. The day that I was there (Saturday of memorial day weekend), I didn't see live music within the bar but that was the weekend of the "Million Dollar Country Music Festival," which took place just outside the bar in Jackson Square. It was free, and despite being very packed, it was super cool! The area immediately in front of the bar was shoulder to shoulder, but there were some areas around the park to sit and you could hear the stage just fine. Overall, it's a pretty cool area. Regardless of if you want drinks or food, you should probably come check it out when visiting Jackson Hole if you've never been. Of note, there is a little bit of street parking that's free for a couple of hours during the day (and free in the evenings in general), but do just take note of the signs about where and what time the parking is free so that you don't end up getting ticketed or towed (there are indeed a good number of state troopers around the area who do seem to keep an eye on that).

Can't say too much since we just popped in for a snack and to check out the place. Only 21+ are…read moreallowed inside. Once you get inside, you order any food you want at the window and they bring it out to you. We didn't have much time to spend here so we just went in and ordered a basket of fries. We stopped by around noon and there were a decent amount of people inside. The saddle seats were iconic!

Thank you Sam for your warm greeting and spectacular smile. I don't often rave about coffee that…read morecomes out of a machine, but my cup was very very good. Cheesy grits were well prepared and served with two eggs on top. Two egg breakfast was good as well. Great little spot in Jackson, WY. We will be back.

Came here the day before a marathon to bulk up on carbs! There were closing in an hour so we were…read moregrateful that they let us in as a group of 7 people. Didn't seem like a problem though as a handful of tables were still there when we left. Service was good but the food was awesome. All of us were running so we all needed different foods and they had plenty of options. I do remember the sun was beating down on us lol very hot day but it was a good experience and when I am in town I would be happy to go back and try more items. The bacon in the glass was so unique and one of the best parts! Overall 4/5 stars!

Friendly little bar tucked away in the middle of the desert. Good selection and quaint atmosphereread more

Great people, cool bar it's a vibe. They have races out there to. Drifting dirt races very cool to…read moreknow about. Didn't know that kind racing existed.

So as other people have mentioned the coffee trailer is not at the address listed above. It's in…read morethe parking lot of the Liberty car dealership at 890 W Main St, Rexburg, ID 83440. Now for the review: This is a coffee TRAILER! I pulled right up and there was no line at 9AM on a Wednesday. I was greeted by 2 employees who were very kind & helpful while ordering, asking what my plans were for the day & wishing me safe travels. I got a large cold brew with a splash of oat milk & a stevia (my go-to). I was actually very impressed with the flavor & taste, I expected it to be watered down but it's good! I would recommend anyone local or travelers passing by to grab a coffee here!

When a camel is wandering the desert it doesn't care about the quality of water available...it…read morejust wants water. That was me. A big ole coffee camel with a great thirst, wandering the flatlands of Rexburg. To make it worse, it was a Sunday. So honestly, the fact that I could get coffee on a Sunday in a predominately Morman area made my day. I don't give five stars out easily...but why only three stars? Well, I pulled up beside The Grind, which is basically a food truck trailer. This doesn't bother me at all I love food trucks! The menu looked good and I ordered something that I had seen on Facebook, because after finding them on Yelp I wanted to see some current info so I researched them there. My order was taken wrong and I was handed a blended coffee, no big deal, but I know for a fact I didn't ask for that because I never, ever order my coffee blended. The barista was super nice about it, apologized and handed me my original cinnamon-based hot drink and it was really good. She even made it half sweet, as I had requested. So why only three stars? Well, it was the conversation I had to listen to while I waited on my coffee being made. These are the little things people, and a lot of times companies don't understand that it can really make a difference in a customer experience. The conversation pretty much went like this: "She is such a bleep, I bleeping hate her, she's such a bleeping gossip. What the bleep was she thinking? " Something like that. You get the picture. Now I'm all about a well placed cuss word..but it was awkward for the full 8 minutes I had to sit there. It was easy to hear...no straining, and they didn't hold back because I was sitting there and a guy standing up in the back saw me sitting at the window in my car. I didn't want to make eye contact, I felt like I was intruding on their space. But, I'm just a coffee camel, looking for my coffee mate in a pretty desolate desert for coffee. So three stars for providing a place to get some Java. I just wish it had been more of an oasis.

Super interesting and unique store to visit. We needed a pit stop between West Yellowstone and…read moreIdaho Falls and found this on yelp. The bathrooms were dirty and coffee drinks were not strong. But it was a fun place to stop for the family to stretch their legs.

I ordered a breve and was skeptical but it was the most delicious breve I've ever had.read more

Although didn't take a picture of my very strong three shot espresso, it was exactly what we needed…read moreas a pitstop on our way to Montana. The owners were super sweet and the drinks were great. The shop is super genuine with a home feel. Definitely a great stop on your way to where you are going.

Best place to stop in Ashton! Nicest people who own/work there. Cutest shop. 5 stars.read more

Rolled in seeking a good cappuccino on our drive down from Yellowstone to Salt Lake City and were…read morewarmly welcomed upon entry. Peaceful space with different areas (children's play place, general seating and a small work-focused space up front). The barista knows her stuff! Capps were balanced with nice foam. We don't care for flavored syrup, but if you do, there are many flavors to choose from-some sugar free. Breakfast sandwich was hot and delicious. Clean restroom with a changing table and nappies/wipes if you have a little one. Overall, a great experience. We will return when back in the area.

My Husband and I were visiting Rexburg and were recommended to go to June's Place for coffee. We…read moreLOVED everything about it! The food, the coffee, the atmosphere, and most importantly, the kind and wonderful service. We ended up going there four days in a row. One morning they were pretty busy and we were in a hurry and thought maybe we would skip it for that day. June saw us leave and came outside and invited us back in and told us the line went pretty quick. Boy were we glad we stayed! The breakfast sandwiches and biscuit and gravy dish were excellent. It is definitely a place we will go to every time we are in Rexburg!

The old time service / bar is awesome. Food is cooked to order and always tastes good. The price is…read moreright

They sold the business 2 yrs ago. And took out the café.. so you will be very disappointed if you…read morego in hungry only to find a sporting goods store