The Silver Dollar Bar is a Jackson classic that's worth stopping into, especially if you appreciate…read morehistoric spaces. The bar itself is beautiful, with the famous silver dollar inlays and a warm lodge atmosphere that feels distinctly Wyoming. It's a comfortable place to grab a drink and take a break from exploring downtown. The bar is huge and has plenty of different seating areas and tables. It's fun to listen to live music or play some cards with friends. The drinks were good, and the bartenders were friendly and attentive.

Back in Jackson, WY and no longer have young children. Years ago, we waited in line here only to…read morebe told an hour later that children were not allowed in a bar. New Day - New Page. This bar is legendary and a staple in Wyoming. The Silver Dollar Bar was country prior to instagram and everyone wearing jeans and boots pretending they lived and worked on a ranch. The decor is nice working ranchers. Boots are working clothes, not a fashion statement. We sat at a window table to enjoy the sun on a blustery, snow showery and passing sun day. Watching tourists here is a kick in the pants as they are glued to catching moments of "living western" on their phones. The three elk smashed sliders with onions, lettuce, tomatoes and cheese were accompanied with PERFECT, CRUNCHY, PIPING HOT RINGS. As an aside, an additional order on rings were added because once in a while you must indulge. The sliders were fine and dense but that is elk. The rings were EPIC! Today was about simple food amongst the locals. We were able to ignore the 8 bachelorettes from back east documenting every drink at the bar. For a real authentic mountain meal at a local watering hole, get to The Silver Dollar Bar in Jackson Wyoming.

You really can't visit Jackson without stopping into the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar at least once…read more It's such an iconic spot and exactly what you picture when you think of an old Western saloon. The saddle bar stools are a fun touch, the live music creates a great atmosphere, and the entire place has that classic Wyoming charm. It's definitely more about the experience than good drinks, but that's part of what makes it so memorable. It does get busy in the evenings, but that's all part of the energy. There can be a wait to get in but the line moves quickly. Whether you're stopping in for one drink or staying for the band, it's a fun place to soak in the local culture.

I dropped in with my wife for a drink because it seemed to be a "bucket list" place in the area…read more It was okay, nothing special. There was a nice pile of puke outside the establishment around 3:00 PM; somebody had a better time than me. Eh, stop in, or not, no worries either way.

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.

Friendly little bar tucked away in the middle of the desert. Good selection and quaint atmosphereread more

Great people, cool bar it's a vibe. They have races out there to. Drifting dirt races very cool to…read moreknow about. Didn't know that kind racing existed.

So as other people have mentioned the coffee trailer is not at the address listed above. It's in…read morethe parking lot of the Liberty car dealership at 890 W Main St, Rexburg, ID 83440. Now for the review: This is a coffee TRAILER! I pulled right up and there was no line at 9AM on a Wednesday. I was greeted by 2 employees who were very kind & helpful while ordering, asking what my plans were for the day & wishing me safe travels. I got a large cold brew with a splash of oat milk & a stevia (my go-to). I was actually very impressed with the flavor & taste, I expected it to be watered down but it's good! I would recommend anyone local or travelers passing by to grab a coffee here!

Drive all the way over here, and they are closed but according to yelp they are open. Not only…read morethat, but they don't even have the correct address added. It says they are on n2nd but they are all the way off main st. I was hopeful to try this place, but never again will I go out of my way for this place. I don't normally write reviews without trying the product but I'm so annoyed by this. Don't waste your time.

We had been planning to go on this trip up to St. Anthony to visit Roxy's Sweets, Treat &…read moreEats/Roxy's Sweet Nightmares on Tuesday--But for one reason or another, it took a month of reschedules for that specific Tuesday to come. We all think the idea of a horror theme cafe is super cool, but one of us is a huge horror buff--like Edgar Allen Poe is her soulmate. So we had all been really excited for this trip. When It finally became TUESDAY, we loaded the three of us into the car for the drive. We had an itinerary for the whole day, with a couple of planned stops along the way. The idea was to arrive at Roxy's right at our lunchtime for an icecream and espresso desert, which would be new for us. We got there quite a bit early, and checked out the place. Don't get me wrong, there is horror movie pics, and decor on the entrance walls, and some in the adjecent, small dining room, but it was not at all what we were hoping for after researching it. I mean, this makes me feel a little sad, cuz the woman who owns/runs the shop is very nice. She's friendly and talkative, but we noticed a lot of distractions while she was trying to run the business. It's a great idea, but It seems she just can't keep up. The place is dirty. The bathrooms looked and smelled like they rarely get a good cleaning. What's supposed to be horror focused, and could be with some effort, looks given up on, with a crystals and novelty shop now being the main focus. That whole back shop is pretty cool, has some unique stuff, but is in pretty much disarray. We saw this, and met the very nice owner, but with time to kill we wanted to see other things. So, we told her we'd be back in a bit for lunch, and went on a walk down the road. We spent most of that time at an awesome park along the river (Which I will be reviewing), and as promised, we returned to Roxy's for lunch. That's when we found out about our ice cream and espresso experience. Online claims she has like 12 flavors. To us this meant permitting an array of flavors to compliment an espresso--she had four basic flavors. Ok, we didn't get our Ice cream and espresso experience. I still got a strawberry shake with my lunch, which was good and made me happy! The menu is where the horror theme shines a little. The food names like the Frankenstein Chicken sandwhich, and other items like Buffy's Garlic Burger, remind you of the fun potential of this place. I got the Frankenstein. Now, for a tiny little kitchen, using all re-invented prepackaged stuff, it wasn't bad--good actually. By re-invented I mean, she takes like frozen chicken pieces, and stews or simmers them in her secret sauce (which she doesn't share, keeps secret) to make some pretty tasty stuff. She does the same kind of thing with the frozen beef patties that she buys. My other half said the burger she got, was not smashed in house, but in no way did it seem like store bought frozen patties. So, thumbs up to that idea. All in all--it just doesn't live up to its name or hype. Please go there and check it out for yourself. If the horror doesn't creep all over you, maybe finding some cool stuff in the shop, welcoming service, and a tasty bite will be a great visit for you. 4*

Super interesting and unique store to visit. We needed a pit stop between West Yellowstone and…read moreIdaho Falls and found this on yelp. The bathrooms were dirty and coffee drinks were not strong. But it was a fun place to stop for the family to stretch their legs.

Although didn't take a picture of my very strong three shot espresso, it was exactly what we needed…read moreas a pitstop on our way to Montana. The owners were super sweet and the drinks were great. The shop is super genuine with a home feel. Definitely a great stop on your way to where you are going.

A must stop! Amazing coffee and espresso drinks at an amazing price. Super friendly staff and…read morewonderful selection of local goods. Magnets and stickers were wonderful. What a gem.

June is a sweetie!! We walked in on Friday morning and the place looked quiet. There was an…read moreeclectic variety of places to sit, from sofas to tables. We ordered breakfast sandwiches and coffee, and found our table in the back. A short time later our sandwiches were ready. They were so good, we ordered two more one with pesto. There was a playroom in the back with tables. It was a great experience. There are also an assortment of home made gifts to purchase.

Needed breakfast on a Sunday morning, while passing through, and were beyond thrilled with June's…read morePlace. Warmest service and charming atmosphere. We were told there was a Biscuits and Gravy option, not in the menu, or you could get Gravy over the top of a sandwich. My husband did a Chicken Pesto Sandwich, which they offered an egg to be included. I got the Ham & Swiss with Egg. My husband's Mozzarella & Pesto was dripping down the sides. My Ham and Swiss was good but I regretted not taking the Barista up on the Sausage & Egg Biscuit with Gravy. I also ordered a large Honey, Lavender Dirty Chai, their drink of the month, which may be one of my most favorite coffee-shop drinks that I've had. Was the absolute best start to our day! They say they are working on opening a second in St Anthony. Best of luck! Your locals are so lucky to have you!

The old time service / bar is awesome. Food is cooked to order and always tastes good. The price is…read moreright

They sold the business 2 yrs ago. And took out the café.. so you will be very disappointed if you…read morego in hungry only to find a sporting goods store