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

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

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.

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!

This is the perfect sit down home style breakfast you want before hitting the mountain. Service…read morewas quick and friendly. Really fast! Everything I saw looked great. Meal prices are about what you would expect for Jackson... overpriced for eggs and pastries. People rave about the "pig candy" which is 4 pieces of candied bacon they give you for $16. It was good and crisp, but so sugared that you honestly can't really taste the bacon part of it. I got the egg platter with sausage. The bread and sausage were great. Really nice quality. My daughter got Eggs Benedict which she also liked. They keep your coffee full. There is also a bar to eat at if you are solo and are looking for that option.

Looking for a breakfast spot in Jackson Hole, WY and Cafe Genevieve has been suggested by many. A…read morequaint, stand-alone building resembling someone's home is packed with patrons who must agree. We were seated and quickly gave our order. The biscuits and gravy are one of my favorites. Cafe Genevieve does them very well. The biscuits were light and fluffy. The gravy was rich and flavorful with a plentiful amounts of sausage. The eggs done over medium were also good. A bowl of fruit was ordered with fresh blueberries and ripe strawberries. Again, a generous amount. Cafe Genevieve has a staff that hustles. The food is done well and the portion sizes are large. The costs are a bit high with an average spend of $25 to $35 pp not including a morning cocktail for a basic breakfast. If you are hungry, stop by Cafe Genevieve for a solid breakfast.

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!

There's always a crowd and for very good reason!…read more First, let me say they move swigly through the line and it goes fast, so don't be scared off. The smiling faces of the baristas greet you as you enter. There are mwnus on the center merch table as you enter, grab one so you're ready to order. The salted chocolate chip cookie was incredible! The seasonal Honey & Flowers Latte was good, but too sweet for me (it leans heavy on the lavendar too). After trying all the drip coffee at the other local coffee shops, my husband said this was the best. Thus our second visit. My second visit I tried an iced almond milk latte, no frills, and it was good. The almond milk thwy use has a distinct flavor so it threw me. I added some raw sugar and it was better. ***TIP - their ice cubes are huge, so ask for light ice. I love all the natural light, the patio searing and the loft seating was my favorite. The Snake River image on the black pillar changes colors and its beautiful! I would highly recommend checking out Snake River Roasting on your trip to Jackson.

I fly private jets and we we don't have catering sometimes we have to find our own lunch's…read more This is by far my new favorite sub shop in the country. Fresh, flavorful amazing bread. Next time I'm in Jackson I'll by stopping by and we have put this in the crew chat of recommended places Well done. Damn that was a good sub!

Their food was amazing, I loving coming to this place since their sandwiches are delicious. But the…read moreonly thing that bugged me was how the lady at the front desk changed her attitude when I said to giving a tip. She look mad or something. I would recommend going to this place, but if I see that woman again. I wouldn't be ordering from her.

We pulled in late last night and didn't realize they were about to close. Even though it was near…read moreclosing time, the staff was incredibly welcoming and still let us order. My husband took one bite of his burger, looked at me, and said, "This is the best f'ing burger I've ever had." I laughed, but he was completely serious. This morning, the first thing he said was, "I want to go back for another burger!" The food was outstanding, the service was gracious, and they made us feel welcome even at the end of a long day. If you're looking for an amazing burger or a satisfying burrito, this place is absolutely worth the stop. We'll definitely be back!

Still here. Still great. Still the best breakfast in town…read more I've been eating these burritoes for a decade. They're $12 now and still a deal for Jackson.... ...it is a gut bomb of a solid breakfast. Grab one in the morning and head up to the hill. Don't waste your time sitting down in a restaurant and spending $30 on a breakfast or getting an $18 croissant sandwich that doesn't fill you up. This is the deal. We got one spicy and one regular breakfast meat burrito on this trip. I think the only difference was the "spicy" had jalapenos in it. They weren't that spicy. They offer you a spicy sauce on the side for $1 which was a mayonnaise based hot sauce. More creamy than spicy. I'd see if they still have hot sauce on the counter like they use to and add it to your burrito if you want to kick it up.