Limited gourmet grocery, in the Grand Teton Village, with small liquor and wine selection, some…read moredeli items, too. You'll pay for the convenience of this store at check out. Outside, free standing food truck with daily lunch offerings. The tacos were reasonable, and delicious! Purchase one taco for $3.25, or three for $9.00. Tacos were garnished with a roasted, split jalapeño.

If planning to visit the National Parks, plan ahead and avoid this place. They do not open before…read more8:00 a.m. on weekdays and 9:00 a.m. on weekends. This is not very helpful for early departures to see the park and morning wildlife. No ability to get coffee, snacks or food for the day before departure. Additionally, gas is priced at $5.00 or more per gallon for all grades. This is simply price gauging based on location. Gas is cheaper at every location I saw within the park itself, which should tell you something about Bodega's approach.

Mangy Moose Market & Cellars had the best selection of goods and alcoholic beverages. It was so fun…read moreto try all the local beer, especially the huckleberry beer. The store was plentiful and full of fun products. When staying at ski villages, it's nice to have stores like this where you can go any time of day for any specific or general needs. While prices may be a little higher, the convenience is amazing and worth it.

Opens at 9am which is so much better than 10am when you realize how much you forgot to pack! Has a…read morelittle bit of everything you might need plus a nice assortment of local items and souvenirs. Staff was helpful every time we went in, which was at least once per day. Pretty big selection of wine, beer and liquor given the size of the store.

We love Creekside Market sandwiches and breakfast burritos! Place your order the night before an…read moreearly morning start into YNP or GTNP. You'll be ready with your lunch in your car for a picnic!

My family and I stayed one night in Jacksonhole to explore the town before heading out to the Grand…read moreTetons. Upon arrival in Jacksonhole, we stopped by Creekside Market to grab sandwiches to go, which is about a 20 minute or so drive from the airport. Creekside Market is a small market in a strip mall next to Dairy Queen. It has all your basic food and fishing needs in addition to a deli and liquor market. The deli serves sandwiches, salads, soup, and breakfast burritos. For the deli sandwiches, you fill out a paper slip at the counter and they make it on the spot for you. We ordered three custom sandwiches- one turkey, one beef, and one meatball sub with varying veggies and cheese and all toasted. While the turkey and beef sandwiches were good, the MEATBALL SUB was the star of the show! It may have been the BEST sandwich I've ever had. It is stuffed with eight HUGE beef meatballs slathered in marinara sauce and gooey melted provolone cheese (the cheese pull was 10/10!). It was savory, juicy, peppery, and everything a good meatball sub should be- I can still imagine the taste today and am still drooling for it! I was full eating just half a sandwich and so I had plenty to share with my family members who agreed it was a top-tier sandwich. I would go back to Jacksonhole just for this sandwich!!! Service was fantastic and we got our food within 15-20 minutes after ordering, considering it was during the lunch hour rush. Sandwiches are anywhere between $11.50 a $18.50 for an 8" sandwich (or a little less if you want a 6" sandwich). Note that there is no seating and so takeout is really the only option here. The bathrooms and floors are clean. Overall: 5/5 for food, 5/5 for service, 5/5 for ambiance

Gas is quite a bite more here than back in Montana…read more Gas is $4.35 a gallon here. Not sure how many gas spots there are around here, mostly found in the town areas. We decided to fill up fully for our trek around the park and the vicinity.

Came here for a sloshie and they like ran around the store with my ID and were so weird about it…read more Never coming back.

This little market was so sweet and helpful. I was staying on Pearl Street, a very special name…read more It's the name of my mother's street growing up. Everything on Pearl seems to be good! I loved coming here the whole time of my stay because it was easy to get quick salads, meals and little items. I also came here for some allergy medication as well. Allergies have been horrible this summer. This little market was very convenient and of course it's in Jackson hole so of course it's going to be expensive like everything here but that doesn't take away from the convenience and availability of items. The people working here were extremely polite except for one big, brown guy the last day, who stared me up and down and couldn't bother putting my items into my shopping bag that I brought with me. There's always one!

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.

Off Piste is a quick and convenient cafe a top the Bridger lift at JHMR. That's a nice place to…read morewarm up and fuel up while you are on the slopes skiing or hiking. The food's pretty good it's more fast food or a quick grab and go style with premade pizza, burgers, and soups ready for your convenience. Service is pretty friendly, but it is not table service

Cashier/service staff were very friendly. We each got a slice of pizza which was surprisingly…read moregood. We had low expectations for a grab and go lunch venue but we would stop again for a quick bite.

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.

This was a surprising find on our way to the Grand Tetons. We needed a restroom stop and if you…read morearen't driving through the National Parks and coming from the Yellowstone area you'll pass through a ton of little towns, we ended up stopping here and despite this being about the only gas station around for a few miles it was a really nice break in the drive. It was clean, felt really homey somehow, and the restrooms were well maintained. It doesn't look like much from the outside, but it definitely is a decent stop if you are in this area.

Good food selection for a convenience store, friendly and inviting staff, and world class views!read more

[autistic review] Such an awesome motel! :))…read moreA very nice front desk person Rooms weren't sketchy at all, super cozy The rooms were so thoughtful. They even had a little device thing that can play rain or nature sounds. Loved it here

I chose Flat Creek Inn primarily because of its location, which was excellent and very convenient…read morefor exploring the Jackson area. Unfortunately, the stay itself was disappointing, especially considering the price. The room felt dated and in need of maintenance. The bedding was old and worn, and the shower floor felt soft and unstable, almost like you could fall through it. Several bathroom tiles were coming loose as well. The curtains didn't close all the way, making it difficult to block out light and maintain privacy. Noise and building movement were also issues. Every time someone walked past our room, the entire room seemed to shake, which made it hard to relax. The room did include a mini-fridge, which was appreciated. The inn also offers complimentary snacks and hot beverages at the mart. While the gesture was nice, the snacks consisted of prepackaged rolls that were not very good. The tea selection was surprisingly excellent, but the coffee was disappointing. Another downside was the pricing at the mart, where everything seemed extremely overpriced. We also attempted to fill up with gas before leaving, but the pumps were not working. Overall, the location is the best thing this property has going for it. Given the condition of the room and the price charged, I would not stay here again and would look for other options in the area.

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