Frequently came here as we were across the street at antler Inn for a week. Was easy to get grab…read moreand go necessities and food. Had some chicken salad one day and my daughter got a ham sandwich which she said was good. Lots of easy food and snack for the road or for the hotel room. Definitely on the pricey side, but you pay for convenience.

Prices a bit on the higher end for their food and the deli also happened to be closed when we came…read morehere today on our way to Grand Teton but overall the soup was pretty delicious and my family enjoyed the portion sizes we got. The service at the counter is good and the air conditioning + seating is also pretty great. Definitely a good place to get lunch if you are stopping through Jackson Hole!

Ohhhh, yes! We were headed to Jenny Lake for the morning after catching the sunrise down the road…read moreat Schwabacher Landing and having not had breakfast, were hungry for a bite to eat before carrying on with activities. Dornan's opens at 8am and has a great variety for grab and go snacks and all the essentials. We opted to get sandwiches, prepared fresh, from the deli and oh let me tell you, while a little on the pricey end, totally worth it. I got the Very Veggie sandwich which was packed with all of the things, avocado spread, tomatoes, olives, cucumbers, sprouts. We ended up eating our sandwiches on the boat ride on Jenny Lake and they were DELICIOUS. I also got their peanut butter cookie, as big as my hand, for a treat after hiking and it was fantastic. Not overly sweet and with pieces of peanut dispersed throughout the cookie. Outside of prepared food, Dornan's has a wide selection of regular grocery items, cold drinks, picnic items, and more. Definitely a great find!

This place is a gem - I stopped here on a whim and had the best sandwich! Easily in my top 5 best…read moresandwich shops and it's inside the park! I expect all food inside the national parks to be expensive but this was worth it! This sandwich was about $20 but easily two meals. The staff was super friendly and attentive. They also have some really yummy cookies by the register. I loved the chocolate almond one. I will definitely be stopping here next time we are in Grand Teton.

This was our chosen gas stop en route up to the Tetons area. We were pleasantly impressed with the…read moremarket and deli. What a sweet shop for the locals and the travelers. It has a country store vibe. The ladies were friendly and helpful. We enjoyed sitting outside to eat the pizza we purchased. And we look forward to eating the cheesecake later. The gas was the best priced around which was a bonus. The only drawback was that the internet was down so it was cash only. Fortunately we had some to make our purchases.

We stopped here for lunch on our way between Salt Lake City and Jackson. The market has a wide…read moreselection of food. The deli and hot food section looked awesome. We got burgers for lunch and they were made to order and delicious! The women working were so friendly and kind. Definitely worth a stop!

I was going to rate this place 3 stars because the food is just so darn expensive. They price like…read morea store on an exclusive resort with no car and no access to groceries at all, when in this case there is a supermarket 10 min drive away. They had reasonably priced grab and go sandwiches. The employee at the front ringing up the food was very polite and nice young gentleman. One star added because we found these amazing locally made huckleberry ice cream sandwiches (see pic)

Fantastic spot for grab and go. Good selection of meats, an array of specialty cosmetics, lots of…read moreproduce, and many unique and healthy snack finds. Between gifts, a quick lunch from their hot counters, or a household emergency pick up, Aspen's has you covered. Charming too!

If you're looking to dine with a gorgeous view, this is definitely the place! The food was pretty…read moregood, although, as always, it feels a little too expensive for pizza. The service is a bit unusual since you have to stand in line to order, seat yourself, and get your own drinks once your order is placed. It's definitely not your typical dining experience, but they make up for it with the incredible views of the Tetons. I'd recommend going earlier in the day, before the crowds really start to roll in. The view alone makes it worth checking out! big.

Wow! This place was an amazing stop after hiking all day. Post cascade canyon, my fiancee and I…read morewanted to grub! The views were incredible. The pizza hit the spot and was full of flavor. Line gets long so expect a wait but I think it was well worth it (especially with that view!)

I have never found deli sandwiches to be special but dang if their sandwiches aren't amazing! So…read moregood. Obsessed with thie various cheeses and deli meats. One of the best deli's I've been to fo sure!

Although Broulim's Supermarket already has a Yelp listing, Broulim's Bistro & Deli has become a…read more"go-to" lunch and dinner choice for many, and deserves its own listing. It is almost like eating at a food court in the mall. This is not high cuisine, but it good, tasty, and reasonably priced comfort food. While they have the typical supermarket deli fare (fried chicken, mashed potatoes, etc.), they always feature a wide variety of lunch entrees and daily specials. From smoked ribs to fried fish, wraps & sandwiches to a variety of salads, and fresh sushi to kung pao chicken, they seemingly have it all. There is a comfortable dining area available upstairs with an open view of the store's floor area. They also have banquet facilities and are a good catering option. Whether you're looking for a quick and hot lunch option, or if you've got the munchies while grocery shopping, you should check this place out.

Went to Gandolfo's for the first time yesterday (my spouse has been before), I had been thinking…read moreabout an old standard, a BLTZ - bacon lettuce, tomato, and egg sandwich. About equal amounts of the first three, a decent amount of mayonnaise and a scrambled egg included, Nobody seems to make that anymore, about the closest you can come is a club sandwich. My spouse says they'll make to order, so I ordered a BLTZ. The egg was extra which was fine, but what I got was a BACON sandwich, with a dollop of mayonnaise, a tiny bit of tomato as well a thin bit of lettuce. Certainly not what I was hoping for, but for a bacon sandwich it was fine and this isn't on their menu. Overall, I felt the restaurant was nice, so I'll probably go again, and stick to menu items. Her pastrami sandwich looked scrumptious,

We went here for lunch. We always end going here when we want a sandwich for lunch. My wife says it…read morereminds her of NYC. I think thats pretty cool to have something like that here in Idaho Falls. I usually get a sandwich with corn beef and my wife usually gets something that is toasted. We both enjoy the service and the people working always so nice to us. I like that it is really like a deli and not like subway you can get a bunch of different of meats and the NYC decorations make it fun to just look at the stuff on the walls. Wr try to come here atleast once a month.

What a gem. Please stop here. The employees are kind and friendly and look like they know exactly…read morewhat they're doing--which is making some bomb food. You ever stop at some little hole-in-the-wall place and it's so unassuming, but if you're a foodie, you can tell by the smell of something cooking, fully-stocked fridge, array of products (high-quality oils and vinegars, local jams, a display case of fresh-made sandwiches and meats and cheeses, house-made baked goods)--you know you're in a good place. Go here. Support this local spot. The food is perfect. Salads--potato, tortellini, Cobb--deviled eggs that looked delectable (which is hard to do!), parfaits, pies, cookies, everything looked fresh and car-friendly, as we were driving back to Denver from our Grand Teton trip. I got the sugar cookie. It's massive. Like a big, flat disc. That's my favorite kind. It's just what I wanted. The "Peak" sandwich has pastrami (yay! New Yorker here) with Swiss, THIN red onions (the way to do it), tomato, and horseradish on side so that the bread doesn't get soggy. Stop here. I'm already marking it for when we go back to Jackson.

Great little stop the sandwiches were great and so was the pasta salad. OBO for the W price and…read morefood 100% better than the grocery store across the street

It was totally up to par with usual national park food options. All over the national park food is…read moreexpensive so that's not surprising. They have decent breakfast sandwiches and cereal for the kids in the morning. When we were there espresso machine was broken but they had decent drip coffee and the option for oat milk. The ice cream place is pretty good. They offer two samples per person, and the maple nut is delicious. The service was very nice.

We just stopped here to grab a quick bite for lunch. We also had an hour to kill before Old…read moreFaithful was estimated to erupt again so it worked out good. This place is just too expensive for what they offer. I got a ham and cheese sandwich, a can of water, and a cookie. All for a little over $21. The sandwich wasn't anything special. I don't know if they had condiments or anything, I didn't see any but I didn't really check so I ate my sandwich dry. I've had the cookies before since we used to have them at my job so I know how much they typically cost. So I dont think my meal overall was worth $21. There aren't many options around to eat so this is one of maybe 3 places around the Geyser.