Cool little spot, but let's be real -- the prices are a bit of a stretch. I grabbed a flat white,…read moreand while it was decent, $8.50 felt pretty steep. I'd be totally fine paying around $3 for something like that, but this felt a little over the top. No matcha, no macchiato on the menu... but somehow they've got boutique pricing across the board. I get it -- trendy place, good vibes -- but when the product doesn't match the price tag, it's hard to ignore. Just keeping it honest.

Nice little store in the Signal Mountain area inside Grand Teton National Park. It's a beautiful…read morespot for a quick stop that has great views of Jackson Lake. I was camping at nearby Jenny Lake campground and stopped by here to pick up some supplies. They have anything from groceries to merchandise to camping and fishing gear. They also have a coffee bar and some grab-and-go hot food. Many of the items here are made locally. The customer service was welcoming and helpful when I visited. Gas isn't always easy to find in the Tetons. Outside the store are gas pumps if you are running low. Also in the area is Signal Mountain Lodge, a campground, a boat launch and a hiking trail. I took some time to walk down to the shore to enjoy the view after making my purchase. Signal Mountain is 7,727 ft. You can access the summit by car or on foot.

Store is closed, gas is still open though…read more Looks like the store has been closed for some time, would be nice if it were open and stocked.

We got a cottage room for $260 per night. Upon entering we were immediately grossed out. The floors…read morehadn't been vacuumed, the bathroom was absolutely disgusting with pubic hairs on the vanity and toilet, gross stuff stuck to the floors, and toilette paper in the toilet. So we didn't even bother bringing in our stuff and went to the manager, who was very nice and sent housekeeping over. We sat in the blue heron lounge waiting. When we went back it looked slightly better however the bathroom floor was still dirty. The closet floor had dead bugs and debri. There were coffee rings in one of the coffee cups. We began to wonder if the sheets were fresh, as there was actually debris under the covers. There was a large buildup of dust on the valances, shades and fan. It was so disgusting we actually considered eating the 1100+ dollars we spent on our 4-night stay, and going elsewhere. The floors were still not adequately vacuumed. There was thick dust all over everything including the walls, ceiling, valances, lamps--EVERYTHING! I took a rag and got a bunch of it myself. After I finished the rag was black. We never bothered unpacking our 3 suitcases, because it was just too disgusting, and we were afraid of bedbugs. Aside from the absolutely unsanitary condition of the cottage, the place looked like it hadn't been updated since the 1970s. The vanities and closet shelving was very beat up and dated. The resort does have a lot of redeeming qualities, though. The location is right in Teton Park. The lobby is very large with copious amounts of comfy seating and tables, and a view of the Teton Mountain range that simply can't be beat by any other lodge. The outside seating area is great to hang out, play cards, have a drink, and take in the magnificent vista. The pool area was also very nice. The rafting/lunch excursion we went on was well done, and our guide, Matt was great at what he does and very entertaining. The lodge offers a bunch of different excursions. The staff was very nice and very accommodating. The food and drinks were OK, but not great. All that said, it was really hard to get past the unsanitary, outdated cottage. I would like to address the management/executive staff directly, in hopes that they may make improvements. Cleaning issues/suggestions: - The perimeter of the floors were gross, with thick buildup of dust and debris. - The corners of the room and under the tables and chairs were equally gross. - The valances, walls, rafters, and lamps all had dust and cobwebs. - The ceiling fan had a quarter inch of dust on the blades. - The vent cover of the fan in the bathroom had so much dust buildup, I'm surprised any air could escape. It was also extremely noisy and needs to be replaced. - The bathroom has mildew on all the grout, and the shower also has mildew. - The closet shelving was dirty. - The stone entryway was never cleaned during our entire stay. The debris that was there upon our arrival was still there when we left. - There were cobwebs, dust and dead bugs between the windows and the screens. - The coffee cups and glasses were not clean. We wound up hiding cleaning and hiding them from housekeeping, so we didn't have to clean them every day. - The coffee creamer was rancid - The lobby was almost always dirty with debris all over the floors and tables. Only time it looked somewhat clean was early morning. I suggest you hire a housekeeping quality control person to randomly check rooms after they have been cleaned. Also, you should consider assigning at least one person to continually clean the lobby throughout the day. The cottage has great bones, but needs updating in some key areas. Amenity suggestions: - Update the dilapidated bathrooms, vanities, and plumbing fixtures. - Update the dilapidated closet shelving - Update the entryway and bathroom flooring with a grout-less alternative such as marble tile or laminate. I gave this lodge a 2-star rating, but it could easily become a 3-star with resolution of the cleaning issues, and a 5-star with the resolution of the cleaning issues and the updating of the worn out, dated amenities. Doing all the above would transform the cottages into high-end units, which would command higher rates, and improve guest satisfaction. We own a rental property in the Pocono Mountains, and I can tell you that updated amenities is second only to providing a clean environment, which is paramount. Our cottage had neither of these attributes. I truly hope this helps improve the lodge accommodations, and also hope it helps others, when planning a trip to Teton.

Went pretty early (before 9 AM) and got thru the line pretty quick. The baked goods were…read morePHE-NO-ME-NAL! Since this would be the only time we could stop by, we ordered a lot. Highly recommend all the things we ordered, which were: French Toast, yogurt and granola, spinach feta, ham and cheese croissant, chocolate croissant, lemon lavender scone, kouign amann, lavender honey latte (which was a seasonal item) and drip coffee! I would have taken pics but ugh we couldn't wait. That's how good they were! How this bakery got 2nd place for the James Beard award but we thought they deserved FIRST!

I'd read about Persephone before our trip and marked it as a "must try" while in Jackson Hole…read more We walked over early (8am) on a Thursday morning to grab a cup of coffee and peruse the pastries. We were very surprised to find the line already went out the door! The line moved fast and boy you better be ready to order when you step up, because it is a fast moving, no messing around system. In addition there were at least three employees taking orders at the counter so the pastry case is extremely crowded and it's difficult to view what the options are. The employees weren't un-kind, but they there were no niceties like "good morning". They wanted to move you through the line quickly, so we didn't feel we could really peruse the pastries and so we skipped it and we just ordered a hot coffee and a large hot almond milk latte. People were already more than crowded inside waiting for their items so we stepped onto the patio. It was a chilly morning so the small fire pit was welcomed. For the giant crowd waiting we received our drinks within a reasonable time frame. They call names from inside behind the counter, so if you are not within 4 feet of the counter you will not hear them. We sat on the patio near the garden and the view was beautiful. My "large" latte was the same small size of my husband's drip coffee and both appeared to be around 12-14oz. Disappointing. The drip coffee was okay, but not worth returning for and my almond milk latte was also just okay. We maybe would have given Persephone another try, but in the end we chose to try the many other coffee/bakery shops in downtown. I'm not saying 'stay away', I'm just saying it's not as amazing as the hype. Other tips -look at the menu BEFORE you get in line, especially if it is buys -if you happen to snag an indoor seat realize there will be little to no privacy as the line will form right next to your table. -the birds outside are cute, friendly and will absolutely eat your food if you leave it unattended for even a moment - we saw a pack of small birds try to fly off with an entire egg croissant sandwich in the 1min the owner stepped inside for napkins. *don't worry, we stopped them

Super yummy ice cream! The ube with black sesame seeds and the coconut with coconut flakes were so…read moregood. It was $7.50 for two scoops in a cup. I appreciate that there are quite a few dairy free / (maybe) vegan options -- I'm excited to try more throughout the summer. Also bonus points because they use metal sampling spoons instead of disposable plastic ones! Lots of seating options inside & out. Games & puzzles & books available too, and lots of events. The coffee beans & drinks I have tried here have also been very enjoyable.

Stopped by for an early morning espresso on the way to Yellowstone. The place itself was nice…read moreinside, but it didn't have a cozy vibe that made you want to stay and hang out--it felt more like a grab-your-coffee-and-go kind of spot. I went in planning to order a latte, but when I asked about flavors or specialty drinks, the barista rolled her eyes and made me feel dumb for not immediately realizing there was a list sitting off to the side on the counter. It wasn't exactly where I would have thought to look. There was no help or suggestion offered--just an expression that seemed to say, "Hurry up and order." She appeared to be training someone else, and that girl actually seemed like she wanted to help, but it felt like she was discouraged from doing so because the trainer wanted me to figure it out myself. Unfortunately, that interaction made it a first and last visit for me. The location and early opening time were convenient, but the pre-made breakfast sandwiches weren't very good, and the latte lacked both flavor and sweetness. Overall, nothing to brag about here.

The staff is great. Food is good, coffee is great. We love Cowboy Coffee....our daughter begs us to…read morego to breakfast at cowboy Coffee

Five stars for Cowboy Coffee! Before our 2+ hour drive back to Idaho after our Yellowstone and…read moreGrand Teton hiking trip, a few of the hiking Baddies stopped by here for coffee and it ended up being the perfect little road trip stop. I ordered the Sneakers Latte with just one shot for a light caffeine boost before the drive. Super cute, cozy little coffee shop with quick service and a fun vibe. Plus, I got some really cute pictures here too!

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

Went to dinner at this restaurant to have the chicken but it was sold out. My wife wanted tea but…read moreit was also sold out. To start we had the queso and chips. It was pretty good, it was just a little bit spicy and the chips were fresh. For dinner my wife had the salad with chicken, she was happy with the overall taste of the salad and it was big enough for 2 people to share. Since I couldn't get the chicken I settled for the the burger and fries. I couldn't tell you how disappointed I was with my meal, the burger had zero flavor and somehow my French fries were came out cold. To be honest I ate about half my burger and a few fries and left the rest of it to be thrown away. I would assume that the cold fries was a fluke but the guy eating next to us sent back his soup because it was cold. My suggestion would be to avoid this place unless you want a salad for dinner. As for the service my waitress was nice and quick to bring refills as needed. I left her a good tip because it was not her fault that the food was so so.

This was not just a meal but an experience! Cozy log cabin setting with a live guitarist and fresh…read morewildflowers at each table and Teton artwork on the wall. The service was warm and friendly and the food was stunning in plating and in taste. I tried foods I never had before (bison tenderloin, duck confit) and was pleasantly surprised with each course. The highest praise to their pastry chef. The almond berry Chantilly cake was gorgeous and my husband said it was his favorite dessert of all time! This was such a perfect end to a wonderful day at the park.

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.

Gabby was tremendous! So kind and attentive…read more The menu had so many options, and many could be easily adjusted to be dairy free. I thoroughly enjoyed by Trapper Club and my hubby devoured hus Pesto Chicken. Pur iced teas were fresh and the service was great. So friendly and on-top of it. The outdoor patio was breathtaking. The views of Jackson Lake & the Tetons were amazing. A great spot to check out!

We just happened upon this spot in Grand Teton after heading out early looking for wildlife and the…read moretiming was good to stop for a good breakfast. It's a cute little place with a beautiful view, great service and a solid breakfast menu. Our server was Amy and she was very friendly and checked on us frequently but not too much and told us what the birds were on their deck that my partner was watching (barn swallows). I had a skillet that had bacon and vegetables with toast and everything tasted really fresh and not over salty. I was pleasantly surprised by the marble rye. My partner and I both really liked their potatoes as it seemed they were roasted and not fried as they weren't oily at all. Overall a great stop and I had a delicious chocolate lavender latte from the coffee and ice cream spot in the front.

If you want old Americana, down and dirty, and I mean dirty, this is your place. Two stars instead…read moreone just for the convenience and being the only place around for miles. The only reason to visit this establishment is because you are visiting the Heart 6 Ranch. End of the season and closing soon for the winter so they were out of a lot of things, especially no beer or wine. Service is rough. No frills. One guy who stood behind the bar and took our order. Asked what we should order since so much was unavailable. He suggested the burger so, the burger it was. Fries were bad and after a few, left the rest. Burger was just ok. Filled a void but nothing great.

Ate here out of convenience because we stayed nearby. I will say that I love the decor, all of the…read moreodds and ends are charming and make for great atmosphere and photos. They also don't skimp on the food portions. Unfortunately, my rating is mostly because of the pricing. Not only do they charge $3 for water (!), they also add an automatic 20% gratuity to every check (regardless of party size) without disclosing. The $5 takeout fee is also new to me. Perhaps the saddest part was the pitiful selection of beers. If you had the option, I'd probably look elsewhere for food.

The diner has a very old-school charm, which is part of its appeal. The food was alright, the hot…read moredog was perfectly fine, though nothing that will have me writing poetry about processed meat anytime soon. They do, however, serve some of the best fries I've had, which rather steals the hot dog's thunder. Would've liked relish, but who cares ! The coffee was excellent, and the shakes were gloriously large, thick, and unapologetically milky, complete with a proper straw sturdy enough to handle the challenge. The huckleberry milkshake and berry crumble were both spot on. The only downside was the service. There seemed to be a bit of a rush to clear plates, even while people were still eating, which adds an unexpected sense of urgency to a casual meal. Most of the staff appeared to be trainees, which may explain the occasional rough edges. With a little more polish, the experience would match the quality of the milkshakes rather nicely.

This is a super cute 50's diner inside the Jackson Lake Lodge. We went for dinner one day and…read morebreakfast on another. This review is for our dinner our first night at the lodge, which was delicious and so fun. First of all, it's stated on their menu that their goal is to make 100%of their dishes in-house, which is admirable. I had a pulled pork sandwich and my partner had the burger, which he said was very good. The sandwich I ordered was so piled with pulled pork and slaw that there was no way I could pick it up, but ate it with a fork - very tender and delicious. They also have fun house sodas, like a huckleberry vanilla Dr. Pepper which I wish I could drink every day. My partner had the campfire root beer which had marshmallow syrup and something else and indeed was borderline like a s'mores soda. The highlight of our visit was our server, Kyle, who was so personable and friendly. He had just spent time in Chicago, so connected over that and he gave us some tips on where to stay in Cincinnati as I've always wanted to do a weekend there. Really a fabulous experience our first night at the lodge and nice to have an option that's low-key and casual.