We frequented Mursell's while we were in Jackson Hole. We definitely found some sweet treats. The…read morechocolates, truffles, and strawberry banana gummy bears were enjoyed by us on our trip. Thank you for providing such delicious candies!

Cute shop, nice employees but old gross candy. We got some chocolate covered cinnamon bears and…read moreScottie dogs which were terrible.

We likely found this place and it is right next to the lodge at Jackson hole. After trying to go to…read morecowboy coffee and downtown with the line out the door, we googled this place and we're so glad we found it. We walked right in and were creative with a warm welcome. The latte and coffee we got was delicious. She took the time to make it just right. The chocolates are off the charts wonderful. They have so many to select from. They also have gelato and lots of wonderful different desserts. We are so glad we found this place and it was like we stepped back in time to Enjoy a café. Definitely check them out if you're in the area highly recommend awesome service, decadent, desserts, and the flaky almond croissant was wonderful.

We got turned onto this place by our snowmobile guide who told us that Pastry Chef Ortega competed…read morein international chocolate competitions. That was enough for us. We're not especially chocolate/pastry types, but we appreciate world class everything, especially in a town as small as Jackson. We were impressed. This was as good as anything I've had anywhere in the desert category: SF, NYC, Paris, Brussels, anywhere.

I sampled the blueberry and pistachio flavor gelatos. They were both good but I ordered a single…read morescoop of the pistachio in a cup. They have indoor seating and everything was very clean. Service was friendly and quick.

When walking around Jackson I stubbled upon CocoLove and decided to come in from a sweet treat and…read more'lunch'. The location is just a block off the main square with the Wort Hotel just across the street and some art galleries which is a great place while roaming. I recommend if you are looking for a unique dessert with coffee! The French Dessert/patisserie has a variety of goods--not all shown. On the far left there is flavored chocolates (bonbons?) with a range of flavors (when I went) from Huckleberry + Vanilla, tea, etc. it looked like you had to buy a minimum box of 6 for 24$ but I could be incorrect on that. Next case had a variety of desserts, which is where the huckleberry chocolate out of (abt 9$). They do run out of pastries as the day goes on so something specific from yelp might not be in there. Next case has about 10 flavored of gelato. The following case has savory pastries like feta cheese-mushroom or ham croissants in addition to sweeter goods like croissants and cookies. There is indoor seating (about four two tops), a bench outside, and takeaway pastry or chocolate boxes if to go. When I walked in it was pretty crowded but the service was efficient. Luckily there was enough space for me to dine-in with a comfy spot against the wall. (Note: The other side of the table had soft and wide stools but with no back). (Note #2: When eating in you get ceramic plate + silverware with a plastic cup for cold drinks; there is a little station near the entrance for trash and plates). The chocolate-Huckleberry dessert was delicious. It had chocolate roses (with texture!!!) on top and a marbled silver-purple chocolate surrounding the cake and huckleberry filling. Very beautiful and I really enjoyed the sweet but also tart huckleberry with the chocolate. It was a bit of a mess to eat but I am more than okay with that! I would recommend it! I was able to get the feta-something-mushroom croissant warmed for lunch, which was pretty tasty. Nice flakiness and the middle with the filling was a nice mix. If you are stopping for lunch/breakfast and want something a little more substantial to your meal/snake then I recommend. They also had a ham-something-Jalapeño but I wasn't sure on how strong the pepper would be. Lastly, I had a matcha latte. It can come in a variety of sizes and I believe with the option of cold or hot. It was good-decent but not my favorite matcha-- the flavors were more milk heavy. But that is likely just my current preference--some places I have gone recently have it stronger and some have it sweeter; so take it as you will. It did have the nice crushable ice which I munched on with the concentrated matcha at the end though. As for the drink menu they had more non-coffee options like hot chocolate, turmeric latte, etc along with (what is maybe standard? coffees---don't drink them) like cappuccinos, mochas, etc. along with drip and affogatos.

Overpriced, I'm a shoper who does not mind paying more for higher quality product. But it's…read moreshamefully to have a 200% mark up on items. Tourist gouging plan and simple.

It started off amazing and we tried a few things which a few of them were really tasty and we…read morebought a couple of bottles. Meant to buy more but I got turned down from trying something, that my 2step Kids were literally just tasting, because "they were out" which was a bold lie since I could see the bottle right there! The older woman was horrible. A liar and a really bad salesperson. The younger woman was amazing and I wish I knew her name to give her credit where credit is due. So I wanted to buy 2 other bottles (at least) but since I was outside and upset, no one remembered what I wanted. The older saleswoman lost them some money! Will not recommend this place at all! -- well if the older woman is there... don't go.

All the Jackson Trading Company wanted to trade things for was money. Hmmm…read more.. This is a kitchy touristy store right on the main square of Jackson. This place has all the t-shirts and hats you need with "Jackson Hole" printed on them to let everyone know that you've been to Jackson, Wyoming. Be sure to check out the kids' section complete with a bear and stuffed moose! The language on the shirts is a bit colorful with the kids' section, but they've heard those words before, I'm sure. The prices on these goods seemed a bit high, considering that they're selling nothing terribly special, clothes made in China or Pakistan, screen printed with the local town name. They have a lot of forestry related fun stuff for kids, so it's not all just clothing. It's gifts too, magnets, postcards, bumper stickers. None of it is wildly valuable stuff, but lots of things from all over that have Wyoming printed on it. The shop is dog friendly! It's clean, with wide aisles, and was completely ADA accessible. Parking can be challenging, since this is right on the main square of town, and parking seems to be an issue.

Bought 4 candles and the scent was wrong. Came back to exchange it and they didn't honor the price…read more The manager and worker was very rude and I saw them laughing about it. Go elsewhere.

Bison's Bounty in Pinedale is it super cute cafe and donut shop that sells ice cream and locally…read moreinspired gifts. The donuts are so good. There are mini and very light. I ordered the happy jack (cinnamon sugar, nutella, and bacon), the Franklin (honey and sea salt), the Huckleberry, and the London fog (lavender and Earl Grey tea). The service is super friendly and the kids that work there are sweet. Bison's bounty is located in the historic Pinedale hotel. I think this is one of my favorite spots for donuts in all of Wyoming.

Cute little shop! Filled with touristy gifts, sadly very few are actually made by locals…read more The beverages are not great, my latte was burnt and my partners matcha was super odd and overly sweet. The donuts are fantastic though! All their flavors were perfectly matched. The honey sea salt is UNreal! Great snack if you're ever in town.