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!

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 usually go to Snake River Roasting Company but wanted to give Cowboy Coffee a chance. I got a…read moreflat white, cinnamon brioche bun thing and some whole beans (Java estate "light" roast). Flat white was ok but they use dark roast (at 99% of coffee shops they use a medium roast)for all of their espresso drinks and I personally do not like my coffee tasting burnt. 1/5 Cinnamon brioche bun was decent. Most of the time they're referred to as a morning bun and they have hints of orange. 3/5 Now for the beans that I bought. I got home and opened them to see that they were very shiny (that means that they are a darker roast because the natural oils come out of the beans the longer you roast them). They are marked as a light roast and they are far from it. The roast date isn't on them either and that should have been my red flag. 0/5 Below is the Ethiopia light roast from SRRC next to the CC Java Estate that I just bought, for reference.

Five stars for a reason-- Best coffee, best staff, best experience. Don't bother with Cowboy…read moreCoffee. If you're in the village there's only one spot and that's Overview. The setting is impossibly authentic and has an actual local vibe because it is simply that; a home grown real product by good people who care.

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!

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.

This bakery is so cute and right in the middle of Jackson hole. There was a line out the door when…read morewe arrived but it moved fast. I ordered an almond croissant and it looked delicious but it was just okay in my opinion. It was a little dense for a croissant. They make everything fresh daily so they won't warm any of the pastries for you which is a little disappointing because I think some baked goods are better served warm. Overall it's a cute and aesthetic place to go to if you're in the area.

This place is popular and after one visit, I can see why. We had to wait in line to order, but it…read moremoved quickly and gave us a chance to look at the menus they had placed in the queue. Service was super friendly and helpful. We decided to enjoy our breakfast there and chose a little table upstairs. It's spacious but homey at the same time. Our order was delivered to our table fairly quickly for how busy they were. We each enjoyed a matcha latte, my youngest got a Boston cream pie donut. I had to try a huckleberry donut--it was amazing. My oldest ordered the kimchi grilled cheese and said it was great. I ordered the scrambled eggs royale and it was incredible! Very large portion, so I unfortunately couldn't eat the whole thing, but it was divine! Definitely don't sleep on this place!

Cute cafe with a nice interior. I love their branding on the mugs and tumblers - super cute design…read more Unfortunately, the pastries and drinks were not great. We tried the huckleberry donut, old fashioned cake donut, and French cruller - everything was way too sweet. The ube latte barely had any ube flavor and tasted like sweetened milk. The honey & flowers latte was extremely sweet. Service was friendly and efficient, even with the long line. The line for the restroom was almost just as long. It was relatively easy to find street parking nearby.

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.

Great coffee service a cozy lounging off the slopes. breakfast menu is also yummy. Enjoyed this…read morecompany in Montana Big Sky too!

Don't miss this place! Amazing coffee and food. Great merch and great service! Loved the…read morehuckleberry mud pot (white chocolate & huckleberry latte.) breakfast croissant is amazing! Wonderful service and extremely friendly staff. Thank you!

This was my first stop while staying in the area, and it was a great welcoming! The staff was kind…read moreand friendly when I came in. Nora's was busy for a week day, but I was seated quickly. I appreciated the weekly food specials, but I came a bit late to participate in Happy Hour. I ordered the meatloaf, which was good. The other food ordered was also described as yummy and satisfying. I'd definitely come back another time in the future.

Let me start with saying that I have been coming here at least once a summer and that I used to…read morelove their breakfast dishes, the atmosphere and service. Since it was sold a few years back, Nora's has turned into a run-of-the-mill breakfast place. I mean there are still good dishes to be ordered like the Trout Amandine, Huevos Ranchero and others but my staple food (biscuits and gravy) which used to be the best in the West has turned into a floury gravy with a resemblance of bits of sausage floating sparingly on top of the biscuits. The biscuits weren't fresh, I suspect they were microwaved. The potato hash that I'm used to turned into dice size little potato cubes which don't quite appeal to me. The only two things that I liked from today's experience were the side of bacon (generous and well done) and, surprisingly enough the coffee (which used to be weak and not tasting like coffee). Bravo on these two last items! Service was excellent, as always, prompt and friendly. Ambiance? It's okay, the bar fixture installed by the new owners doesn't seem to jive with the log cabin feel of an old, historic place like Nora's. Next year? I hope for the best, at least in the biscuits and gravy department! PS Keep the coffee strong!

This became our go to coffee spot during our stay. We tried to visit Cowboy Coffee and the line was…read moreridiculous. Cafe Jackson Hole is only a couple of blocks off the square. It was faster to walk the couple of blocks to cafe Jackson hole order, get our yummy food and eat then to stay at Cowboy coffee. We made the right choice! The food is fresh and delicious. I got a piece of art on my Latte! That was a fun surprise! also grabbed a sandwich for lunch one day. So good. This would be the perfect place to grab a picnic for your daily adventures! Don't wait in long lines- try cafe Jackson Hole! It's great!

I went for breakfast here based on the 4+ star rating. Don't get fooled like I did!…read more Baked goods mediocre, menu very brief, my coffee was one of those "I'm not sure that was oatmilk" situations, no restroom inside the facility, and a big helping of apathy on the side! The three stars are for accommodating my doodles with outside tables, the croissants were fresh and soft and the bacon was cooked well on my egg sandwich.

Quick service, decent chai latte, cute spot with great indoor and outdoor seating. Bagels are very…read moretiny so their sandwich was more of a snack than a meal portion for me.

Super cute vibe and outdoor area! Unfortunately, both my boyfriend and I didn't like our lattes or…read morebagels. Mine was burnt and his everything bagel was really garlic forward. We tried to give it another shot the next day but my cinnamon raisin bagel was not good at all. Friendly service though so maybe just us!