The place for breakfast in the Pinedale area. Great food, varied menu and excellent service. I…read morehighly recommend it!

Prompt, friendly service with a welcoming small-town feel. The breakfast was delicious, and the…read moresteady coffee refills were appreciated. A great place to stop when passing through Pinedale.

UPDATE: This review is for the BIG PINEY location…read more This was our chosen gas stop en route up to the Tetons area. We were pleasantly impressed with the market and deli. What a sweet shop for the locals and the travelers. It has a country store vibe. The ladies were friendly and helpful. We enjoyed sitting outside to eat the pizza we purchased. And we look forward to eating the cheesecake later. The gas was the best priced around which was a bonus. The only drawback was that the internet was down so it was cash only. Fortunately we had some to make our purchases.

After driving a good 6 hours home to Colorado from Idaho, my husband and I found our tummies…read moregrumbling. Both craving a sandwich, we settled on Obo's (because Subway sucks) and were pleasantly surprised with our experience - here's why! ++ Obo's is both a meat market, deli and store all in one - offering everything your heart could desire. Fresh cuts of locally sourced steak? All yours! All the deli meat you could want? Come on over! The store offers a variety of artisan crafts, local trinkets and groceries too! Because were there for lunch, we opted for house made sandwiches in the deli. ++ The sandwich menu - although small - is awesome, with the option to build your own sandwich too. I settled on the Italian which was piled high with allllll the meats, cheese, hot peppers and drizzled with balsamic dressing on a massive house made bun, while my husband settled on the traditional ham sammie which was just as delicious! I was far too hungry to take a picture of mine, so a picture of my husbands will suffice! ++ Although more expensive, you get what you pay for. The quality of meat supersedes everything in the area, as they freshly cut the meat on the spot for each sandwich. YUM! +/- The service in the deli was pretty harsh. Although the women behind the counter were busy and made their way through the line of customers, they were NOT friendly. The woman who greeted us just starred our way and then said "what do you want!" with a frown on her face. We quickly ordered and got out of the way, which proved to be a good decision. Having worked in the service industry, I get being in the weeds, but being nice goes along way. - No one, I repeat, no staff members in the deli were wearing masks or abiding by any social distancing. Even most guests who were waiting in line to pay weren't wearing masks, which is bonkers to me. Only the cashiers wore masks and one made a polite comment to my husband and me as we were the only customers rocking them. Yikes! Despite the lack of COVID measures, I'd return for another bomb to-go sandwich at Obo's.

The food was so delicious that we ate there twice. Pasta , hamburger all fresh made. The service…read morewas amazing. So friendly and welcoming. The restaurant is clean with a rustic atmosphere.

since opening back up staff is great food is very good! Chicken Alfredo out best i have had in…read morepinedale! The chicken wings were great and the sauce was outstanding!

Good vibes all around, fun service and good food. Fun place to be after a long day on the lakeread more

The food was decent. Not the best brewery food I've had but not bad. A little on the pricey side…read moreas we had our kids with us and the kids meals were $11. All and all it was Ok. Service was good and the staff were all friendly. The brisket tacos were a little dry. More like a dry chewy roast meat. Flavor was mild, not terrible just not what I was expecting for brisket. The salsa is different, but in a good way. It had a good amount of spice to it. Not a typical salsa but worth a try.

First let's set some expectations, this isn't a restaurant and it doesn't serve fondue. However the…read moresimple dinner service they offer is delicious and it's a unique dining experience. The whole affair is outdoors seating and cooking etc. with plenty of room for big groups. It can be confusing if it's your first time so be patient and expect a leisurely meal with time between courses. If you're visiting Pinedale this is worth the time to go.

If you are in or close to Pinedale and want to experience something different and fun for dinner…read moreyou should definitely check this place out. I have over 2,000,000 miles flying for business and I have traveled all over the world and honestly I've never seen a place like this. Casual place not fancy in the least. Just wear what you feel comfortable in. All outdoors. They shut down mid-Sept. You sit at picnic tables under large tents. They have 3 Corn hole sets you can play before, during or after eating. They serve tea and lemonade. You can BYO beer, wine, soda etc. Coolers w iced drinks...yea bring it. Its encouraged. You are welcome to stay as long as you want eating, drinking, talking and playing corn hole while looking at the Wind River Range. The place is exactly what its name says. They cook the food on pitchforks dipped in hot oil over a fire like a giant fondue. Literally everything except the salad, melon and dinner rolls is cooked in those hot oil vats. It starts with all you can eat, fresh made potato chips cooked in the vats. Then they bring you dinner rolls and kettle cooked bison brats. This is all basically appetizers. Meanwhile you are free to go make a simple salad with choice of dressings and choose from an assortment of fresh melon chunks (as much as you want). Then they take your order for dinner. You choose either Sirloin Steak, Chicken or Trout. All will be cooked in the hot oil vats. My wife got trout and I got the Steak (medium rare thank you) and we shared so we both had surf and turf. You get a potato. You get fried onions if you want them. If you have kids and they don't want the steak/chicken/trout they can have a hot dog cooked in the vats with or without bun. They have like six different sauces you can put on any or all of your food. After dinner you get your choice of a brownie or a Lemon Bar. To me the brownie was what I would call a chocolate Texas Sheet Cake. Both had powdered sugar sprinkled over. I had the brownie. Whatever you want to call it...it was dang good. My wife likes Lemon more than chocolate so she had the Lemon Bar. She said it was OK/Good And that is the entire menu. The people are SUPER friendly. It is run by a family and it feels like you were invited to their backyard for a cookout. Nobody would confuse this with "Fine Dining" but honestly, if you want Fine Dining this isn't the place. Everything was good/very good. Really didn't have anything that we were not happy with. Everything described is included for the fixed price. (was $38+tax) per adult, no idea what kids cost) The food is a 4/5, the people are a 5/5 and the relaxed/fun dinner experience is a 5/5 I highly recommend this place if what you read above sounds fun/interesting to you. We would go back when we visit Pinedale again for sure. Great for a family get together or group of friends.

Stopped here on our way to Jackson. Waiter was wonderful and informative. They make all their own…read morepasta and breads. Hubby had the grilled cheese and I had the 8" pizza with salad. Salad was amazing and fresh and I loved the squash and beets with the house vinaigrette! Ambiance was pleasant and felt at home! Highly recommend!!

Food was fresh and tasty. The pasta primavera was delicious. Our server was a Romanian summer…read morestudent and was fun to visit with. The space is small and quiet unless the locals are there.

Perfectly cooked steak with great portion sizes! Loved the mashed potatoes too. Excellent service!read more

Starting off positive, the old-fashioned was fantastic. The on-bone pork chop, potatoes, and…read moreBrussel sprouts was also delicious (see photo). The "melt in your mouth" prime rib was overcooked but the vegetable medley was good. The on-bone ribeye was tough, underseasoned, and had more gristle than actual meat and undercooked. The roasted potatoes were also good. The service left a lot to be desired, and it was not busy at all. The decor is fun though they still had Christmas bows and lights up in June.

Ridley's trick...if they cut the label where you cannot read the born on date or the expiration…read moredate they can sell them some more days after their expiration date. You guys are the great deceivers. Hope you are happy with yourselves. Yelp needs to have a ZERO star option. IMHO

This place has everything! I was pleasantly surprised. Not a whole ton of interaction with staff…read morethough. Hope it continues to be here year after year.