Pleasantly surprised by the cafeteria here. They have an Indian station, a Greek station, a BBQ…read morestation that even has bbq tofu), a hot dog station, and a premade sandwich and salad area. I had the bbq and Greek and both were decent. Prices were also decent, especially for food in the park. The ambiance was your typical cafeteria, but there were great views of Old Faithful...we even watched it erupt here. Service was good...our bus boy was an older gentleman who was very friendly and let our 4 year old "help" him. I'm giving this place 4 stars based on our friendly bus boy and comparing it to other cafeterias specifically.

I got the chocolate chip pancakes and they were amazing. So good in fact I had already eran them…read morebefore I took a picture! We went twice, and the first time the service was not great, but the second time our service was great with him checking on us all time and being kind. The ambiance was just mountain vibes. It overall was amazing and I would go back!

This was my first time at a Texas Roadhouse and I enjoyed it. The warm, freshly baked bread was…read moreabsolutely delicious, and the Caesar salad was crisp and well-balanced. I ordered a half rack of ribs, which were tender, flavorful, and cooked just right. Everything we tried was really good, especially considering the reasonable prices, and the service was friendly and attentive throughout the meal. Overall, it was a nice choice for an enjoyable family dinner out. .

We're traveling to Yellowstone and stopped here for an early dinner. Very welcoming service! The…read moreprices are phenomenal and quality was very good. The rolls are tasty and I loved the cinnamon butter! I had the 6oz sirloin with a house salad and baked potato. Meat was cooked very well. A little bit on the salty side, but still delicious. I love the salad. Everything was fresh and the lettuce was so green. The baked potato was what I was looking forward to eating and it did not disappoint. My son had the 8 ounce sirloin with the mushrooms and onions, and he devoured his. Very good meal for the price!

Went here while we visited for the week. The food and…read moreflavors were so amazing! I love the roasted vegetables and the meat was good quality. We didn't eat inside, just picked it up as takeout. But it did travel well. Service was quick!

WOH, MAYBE THINK TWICE BEFORE EATING HERE - IF YOU'RE EATING A BOWL!…read more Ordered a bowl - while it is likely a better option than a fast food burger joint - the food was just ok. There are other competitors in the salad bowl food arena that do it better. Chipotle, Zao, Sweet Green - shoot Subway may have a better bowl than Mahana. Don't order the broccoli. It's totally overcooked. Recommend these folks take a note from Panda Express and leave it a bit crunchy. The sauce flavors were fine, but the overcooked broccoli ruined the bowl. SERVICE Good. No issues. AMBIANCE Fast casual. No issues.

The service was fair and you can't beat the location and the view if you're lucky to be seated in…read morethe back. As for the food, given that most reviews were bad, I gambled and had a Cesar salad and the salmon with Cajun sauce since I was staying at the hotel and wanted to relive my childhood visit. The salad took too long to show up, especially since I was the first group for dinner. It was 3 times the size of Yellowstone Mammoth Restaurant, but not as good--did not finish, Cesar dressing is the problem . The Cajun sauce on the salmon was tasteless and the salmon boring, BUT the rice it sat on was Cajun and spicy enough to make the main dish acceptable. The rice won the meal by adding it to each bite of the salmon! All were served warm, including the green beans. Desert was the LavaDivine Fudge Cake. It was dry and needed the whip cream on top and on the side to make it worthy of being called a dessert. I ate it all. Was it worth the $57 before tip? Yes and no. Yes, because I'm on vacation at a famous hotel conveniently located downstairs. No, if I was back in Houston at a restaurant trying to claim class. I'll be back again if I stay at the Old Faithful Inn in the future.

This is a building built around 1902. It is beautiful. We…read moreate at the breakfast buffet in the dining room. Last time we ate there it was great but this time it was good but not great. The biscuits were hard and dry. The bacon was really well cooked and very good. They had bacon gravy and it was delicious. The pastry's were excellent. The rest of the food was fair. The waitress (server) was from the Tampa Florida area. She was very friendly and very attentive. Since we couldn't get the girls at the buffet to stop talking to each other long enough in order to refill the syrup for the overcooked French toast. We asked the server and she quickly went and got us some. For $22 each it also comes with a drink and orange juice. It's very unlikely that we will return on our next visit to Yellowstone next year.

Ordered the house made Root Beer as I love a good microbrew Root Beet. It was great as I would…read morehope. The salad was good. The flavors of the pears with the candied walnuts along with the dressing all blended nicely. Service was slow. The place wasn't full and one wouldn't expect a salad would take a long time to prepare. The host (who I believe is the owner) saw me sitting a while without food and asked if I ordered. He got me taken care of right after that. I would have given this place 5 stars except for this incident as well as their desserts aren't made in house and that disappointed me.

This place is fantastic! To start with, we lucked out and got the kind & fun Davin as our server…read more So helpful with suggestions on food. Brought me the absolute best in-house made dressing! Our meals were excellent, I had the Fish & chips with delicious Cole slaw & salad, hubby had the finger steaks w/fries (yes, they do Idaho proud!) great price & taste on my house Chardonnay, and great selection of beers! Sit in the window and watch the falls. This is definitely a place we'll visit again!

We are new to the area and really enjoyed our first visit to Jakers. We sat at the bar and were…read moreable to chat with several other customers about Jackers and Idaho Falls. Everyone was a big fan of the restaurant and had nothing but great things to say and recommend. We had the Noodle Salad and it was the best of that type of salad that we have ever had. Fellow customers were getting huge, delicious burgers, which we later found out were actually the smaller ones! Others praised the steaks and prime rib, which we plan on trying tonight (yup, we're going back right away). Last, but not least, the staff were very friendly, and the most pleasant surprise was our bartender, Jordyn. Great drinks, great attitude, great recommendations - look out Jordyn, we're coming back to see you!

Famously known for their prime rib, French dip sandwiches, and the legendary Jaker's Baker, no trip…read moreto Idaho Falls is complete without stopping at Jakers. It's the perfect spot for hearty, traditional Midwestern comfort food. After all, how can you visit Potato Country without enjoying at least one perfectly baked potato? A little fun (and mostly useless) fact: Potatoes are typically harvested once a year in the fall and stored in underground bunkers. The ones you usually buy in stores are often nearly a year old. And if a potato starts to sprout? It simply becomes part of the next season's crop. The moment you walk in, it feels like stepping into a time machine. The interior is warm and cozy, with darker tones, rich red accents, wood-paneled walls, and glass partitions. There's even a mud room and a coat rack ready for those chilly Idaho winter nights. We were greeted and seated almost immediately. Our server introduced herself right away and took our drink orders with a smile. I went with the Ultimate Philly--tender, well-done strips of their famous prime rib, grilled onions and peppers, all smothered in a rich cheese sauce. It came with a side of au jus for dipping and your choice of side. I couldn't resist ordering the Jaker's Baker, a massive Idaho potato loaded with all the toppings. The prime rib was flavorful and juicy, and the baked potato was hearty and satisfying--the ultimate classic meat-and-potatoes meal. When I travel, I love experiencing local flavor, and Jakers delivers exactly that.

After a day of driving from YNP and hiking, I thought SRB would be packed with tourists on a Thu…read moreevening... esp with World Cup viewing. The pub isn't on the Jackson town center, so that mitigates some traffic. Nonetheless the brewery was decently crowded. Fully menu service at the bar, upstairs or downstairs. Seating is first come, first served. Nice mix of tourists and regulars assembled for football, brews and lively socializing. Fun music playlist could still be heard despite the large TV screen. The space feels both contemporary yet a Jackson Hole institution. While the menu features pub food, I shortlisted a number of gourmet contenders. Ultimately the "slash and burn trout" was irresistible. You'll love this dish if you like a variety of colors, flavors and textures. I meant to 86 the fried leeks, but they added crispy fun to the tender fish, decadent pork belly, sweet corn & roasted tomatoes & fresh radish sprouts. This plate qualifies for culinary genius.

Snake River Brewing is a solid stop if you're looking for a casual meal and local beer while you're…read morein Jackson. The biggest downside for us was the wait. Be prepared for it, especially during peak times. We waited about an hour just to be seated, and once we ordered, the food also took quite a while to come out. The brewery itself has a lively atmosphere with plenty of seating and a fun energy without feeling overly touristy. It's a great place to unwind after a day exploring the area. The beer selection offers something for just about everyone, and the food was good overall. Nothing completely wowed me, but everything was decently prepared. The bison burger was pretty dry and you can't pick how you wanted it cooked so that was a miss. The service was friendly throughout despite how busy they were.

This restaurant offers a warm and cozy feel. They offer a…read morewide variety of options ranging from pancakes to omelets. The hosts and manager seem very friendly and welcoming. You shall never leave this place unsatisfied and hungry

It was surprisingly hard to find places that serve pancakes, oddly, so I was happy to find this…read moreplace. Walking in, we had a very little wait before we were seated. The ambiance reminded me of a local Cracker Barrel, with old pictures and knick-knacks on the walls. Ordering food took a bit, but the waitress was kind. Our food came out fresh and tasted great! My pancakes were a really good size and were perfect. They were so big I couldn't eat them all. My bacon was cooked well; it wasn't soggy or burnt. The other food at the table was pretty good too. We had gotten some salsa on the side and it was flavored well, which we were excited about since we're from AZ. It wasn't very spicy, but I'm sure this could fluctuate a bit. I'd definitely return.