Persephone absolutely lives up to the hype…read more The bakery is beautiful inside and has such a charming European feel. It's one of those places where you immediately want to order one of everything. We tried a few pastries along with the quiche, and everything was excellent. The Kouign Amann was buttery, flaky, and beautifully made, while the quiche was decadent without feeling heavy. The flavors in the quiche were amazing and the crust was perfect. Definitely one of the best quiches I've had. The breakfast sandwich was also an amazing savory item on the menu, it was served on their croissants so you get the best of both worlds. It does get busy, especially in the mornings, but it's worth the wait. The line moves fast and there's plenty of seating on their lovely patio. I'd consider this one of the must-stop bakeries in Jackson Hole.

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

One of my favorite coffee shops we found in Jackson…read more The coffee was excellent and exactly what I was hoping for. Their espresso is smooth and well balanced, and you can tell they know what they're doing. The shop has a warm, welcoming feel with plenty of seating both inside and outside. It was busy when we stopped in, but the line moved quickly and the staff kept everything running efficiently. They also have a nice selection of pastries including these massive donuts and breakfast options if you're looking for a quick bite. They also sell their freshly roasted beans and cool merchandise like coffee mugs. Definitely worth stopping if you're looking for quality coffee while visiting Jackson.

This is such a nice spot to grab a caffeine boost in the morning or afternoon. The interior is…read morebright and clean, with an upstairs lofted sitting area. They have not only the usual coffee and espresso options, but also a great assortment of pastries and baked goods as well. The friendly barista helped my find a bag of beans to take with me and they even offered to grind it (in case you plan to use it while you're in town). I had a small mocha with oat milk. It was delicious! Not too bitter, not too sweet, just the right balance of strong espresso with a rich chocolate finish. Overall I'd definitely recommend!

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!

I sampled the blueberry and pistachio flavor gelatos. They were both good but I ordered a single…read morescoop of the pistachio in a cup. They have indoor seating and everything was very clean. Service was friendly and quick.

When walking around Jackson I stubbled upon CocoLove and decided to come in from a sweet treat and…read more'lunch'. The location is just a block off the main square with the Wort Hotel just across the street and some art galleries which is a great place while roaming. I recommend if you are looking for a unique dessert with coffee! The French Dessert/patisserie has a variety of goods--not all shown. On the far left there is flavored chocolates (bonbons?) with a range of flavors (when I went) from Huckleberry + Vanilla, tea, etc. it looked like you had to buy a minimum box of 6 for 24$ but I could be incorrect on that. Next case had a variety of desserts, which is where the huckleberry chocolate out of (abt 9$). They do run out of pastries as the day goes on so something specific from yelp might not be in there. Next case has about 10 flavored of gelato. The following case has savory pastries like feta cheese-mushroom or ham croissants in addition to sweeter goods like croissants and cookies. There is indoor seating (about four two tops), a bench outside, and takeaway pastry or chocolate boxes if to go. When I walked in it was pretty crowded but the service was efficient. Luckily there was enough space for me to dine-in with a comfy spot against the wall. (Note: The other side of the table had soft and wide stools but with no back). (Note #2: When eating in you get ceramic plate + silverware with a plastic cup for cold drinks; there is a little station near the entrance for trash and plates). The chocolate-Huckleberry dessert was delicious. It had chocolate roses (with texture!!!) on top and a marbled silver-purple chocolate surrounding the cake and huckleberry filling. Very beautiful and I really enjoyed the sweet but also tart huckleberry with the chocolate. It was a bit of a mess to eat but I am more than okay with that! I would recommend it! I was able to get the feta-something-mushroom croissant warmed for lunch, which was pretty tasty. Nice flakiness and the middle with the filling was a nice mix. If you are stopping for lunch/breakfast and want something a little more substantial to your meal/snake then I recommend. They also had a ham-something-Jalapeño but I wasn't sure on how strong the pepper would be. Lastly, I had a matcha latte. It can come in a variety of sizes and I believe with the option of cold or hot. It was good-decent but not my favorite matcha-- the flavors were more milk heavy. But that is likely just my current preference--some places I have gone recently have it stronger and some have it sweeter; so take it as you will. It did have the nice crushable ice which I munched on with the concentrated matcha at the end though. As for the drink menu they had more non-coffee options like hot chocolate, turmeric latte, etc along with (what is maybe standard? coffees---don't drink them) like cappuccinos, mochas, etc. along with drip and affogatos.

Great breakfast food, I reasonable prices. The place was walk-able from the hotel we stayed…read more Overall, great place in Jackson to get food

I stopped in to picnic with some family and friends for late breakfast early lunch. All the food we…read moreordered was pretty good and the drinks were ok too (I don't love their coffee drinks but everything else is good. The service was good and the cashiers and baristas were nice and friendly. I ordered the breakfast burrito. I thought the size was pretty generous. My sister ordered the sunrise bowl and we ordered three pastries for the table. We orderedan almond croissant, holiday croissant (raspberry and pastry cream) and a kougin aman. I thought everything tasted pretty good.

Overview Coffee is a gem of a coffee shop! Convenient location in Teton Village and delicious,…read morewell-made coffee. We grabbed a latte and cappuccino on an early summer morning before heading out on a backpacking trip. I loved my latte and the latte art it came with. I also bought a bag of their "Africa" coffee beans from the Mangy Moose Market to bring back home (tasting notes: canned peaches, caramel, milk chocolate). One of the best cups of coffee I've made at home in memory. I also love that they support regenerative & organic agricultural practices through the farms that they source their beans from. Awesome company with awesome coffee. I'll be recommending Overview Coffee to anyone who visits the Tetons!

Best coffee in Jackson hole by a long shot. Can't wait to try their matcha next time I'm in town!read more

Such a great cafe on in downtown Jackson. The food and coffee were fantastic. There's not much…read moreseating inside, but there is more under a covered patio. I got the Turkey Cran Pesto sandwich. It was fantastic. All in all, it's a great little cafe. You won't be disappointed.

Steps from where we stayed I was thrilled to try Cafe Jackson Hole for my morning latte…read more I walked over early (8am) and found one person in line in front of me and a couple seated outdoors. I perused the merch and the pastry case. I love that they call muffins "cupcakes", because really they are. I settled on ordering a hot almond milk latte and a drip coffee for my hubby. I know this is mountain town and things aren't as rushed as they are in the city, so I intended to wait. However, it took a good 3-4nin of me standing alone at the counter before anyone acknowledged me to take my order. After ordering I took a seat outside to wait for my latte. I waited, and waited. Thinking they called my name and I missed it, I headed indoors to check. Nope. They were finally calling the name of the couple who was seated outside when I arrived! Four or five minutes later they called the woman who was in line before me. There was another girl who walked in after me and was pacing, she finally asked about her mobile order she had placed 20min prior, they had no record of it, so they began making hers. I waited some more. When my latte was FINALLY ready it was placed on a counter & my name called. No "sorry for the wait". I grabbed it and booted out the door so we could get on the road. The drip coffee & latte were fine, but definitely not worth the wait. With so many other coffee shops steps away, we opted to visit the others for the remainder if our trip.

Came first thing in the morning and it was busy. There was a line out the door. Luckily, it went…read morepretty fast. The staff at the front was friendly and helpful and my food was immediately ready, which seemed magical. I got two breakfast bagels, which were delicious. My companion also thought so. Both were premade, but were soo good. We got the everything bagels with meat and egg. I thought about these sandwiches for days after. The bagel was a good size, flavorful, and soft. I also ordered a sweet bagel with mountain berry cream cheese. I was excited to try something sweet, but was immediately let down. The bagel even looked different. It was small, kinda burnt, and seemed to not be baked well. The cream cheese also had no flavor. We both tried bites of it, but felt it was bad enough to throw away. What a let down. The breakfast bagels were so good, we'd come back, even with the bad sweet bagel. Maybe it was a fluke or bad morning?

Our first stop in Jackson Hole and it was packed. The line almost went out the door but went by…read morefairly quick. They have a choice of meats and you can choose your vegetables and sauce. The inside is not too big but enough spots for a group to sit if you get 2 tables, just keep a look out people come in and out pretty quickly. They were out of their Lox Bagel with actual salmon and we accidentally ordered the bagel with salmon but just in the cream cheese. Make sure to clarify when ordering this as we were confused and never heard of it before. The salmon cream didn't have a strong flavor, maybe the cream cheese was pretty overpowering. I did prefer the sandwiches over the cream cheese bagels. There is a thick layer of meat but not much sauce on either sandwich so I would recommend asking for either extra or on the side. The bagels itself were a little on the thicker side, they were toasted but not much as seen from the pictures. They were pretty doughy, not a personal favorite. The workers were nice and gave recommendations for favorites. They also were pretty fast so it didn't take long to go in and out.

This place rocks and has the best coffee I ever had. I've been visiting Jackson Hole for the last…read more12 years and always pick up 3-4 lbs of their Jackson Hole blend to bring home. Now I order it online to enjoy me coffee year round. They have many different blends. Customer service is top notch as I made an error on my last order and they contacted me to be sure my order was correct because it differed from my previous orders. I'm so glad they did because I made a mistake. Great coffee and fantastic customer service. Try it, you won't be sorry!

Moo's is definitely worth stopping at if you're walking around downtown Jackson. There is always a…read moreline and yes it is worth the wait. The staff moves very quickly and efficiently. The ice cream is rich, creamy, and they have a great variety of flavors. I like that they use natural ingredients and no food dye. The huckleberry was my favorite. Portions are generous, and it's the perfect way to end the day after dinner. The flavors are listed on TV screens around the shop which helps you prepare in advance otherwise the samples are great to make final decisions. This shop has such a cute old school ice cream parlor vibe.

So, so, so busy! The staff are on it and know how to be kind while moving you along so the line…read moredoes go quick. My hubby fot Moo's twice on our trio. The creative flavors were fun and he especially enjoyed the salted caramel, huckleberry and vanilla. The scoops are a decent size. There is very limited seating inside so take a seat on the curb outside, or walk a littlw with your ice cream. I really wish they had dairy free ice cream, no sherbet does not count, so while I dodnr gwt to enjoy the ice cream, my hubby did.