Latest reviews from Jackson
| 88 /100 20 E BROADWAY “I think this is pretty easily the best beer destination in Jackson. They had about 28 of their own beers on tap, with a broad range of styles on offer. Beer quality is very decent. Flights are available. Happy hour half of pours is a great deal (doesn’t include pints). Friendly and reasonably efficient staff. Super central location. Prices are about par for the course. I didn’t eat during my visit so can’t comment on the food. Was busy when I visited on a Friday late afternoon in February, but I got a seat at the bar when I arrived.
A must-visit beer spot in Jackson.“ |
| 68 /100 King Sushi (Restaurant) 75 S KING STREET “A nice, fairly high-end sushi place. They have a small selection of local/regional craft beers along with a wide range of sake. It’s worth noting, most things at this place are pretty expensive. It’s not a venue for scooping beers. But if you want a great sushi meal with the option of a nice beer or sake, this is a good option. For what it’s worth, the locals I stayed with rate this place quite highly.“ |
| 76 /100 Pinky G’s Pizzeria (Restaurant) 50 WEST BROADWAY “It’s the best pizza I’ve had in Jackson Hole, so worth going for that alone. As an added bonus, they have a respectable beer selection, with a good assortment of local breweries. Efficient service.
I’d highly recommend checking this place out if you’re visiting the area.“ |
| 66 /100 25 N CACHE DR “Novelty bar. Long on Western vibes, bordering on tacky, but reasonably fun. Small selection of local craft beers. Often have live music in the evenings, I gather. Also can have a cover charge in the evening, although you can dodge it if you go to the bar with a local.
Probably not a must-visit for beer geeks but could be a fun place in a more touristy kind of way.“ |
| 66 /100 Hand Fire Pizza (Restaurant) 120 N CACHE STREET “Very decent selection of draft beer, mainly local and regional fare. I found the pizza to be a bit average. Service was efficient enough, if a little aloof. Prices also fairly average for Jackson. The place itself has a fun, funky vibe. Nice place for a simple pizza meal and some local beer.“ |
| 68 /100 45 EAST SNOW KING AVE “Average beer, average food. Nice location, just at the foot of Snow King, and probably about a 10-minute walk from the center of Jackson. Decent range of beers on offer, around 12. The selection really brought me back to 1990s or early 2000s US brewpubs; on offer today they had red ale, dark lager, pils, spiced brown ale, pale ale, coconut porter. Only one hazy IPA available! Prices are about average for Jackson. Service was friendly and attentive. The venue itself is sleek.
Given there are o my a handful of beer spots in Jackson, this is pretty much a must-do if you’re visiting. But the beer quality was not that impressive.“ |
| 70 /100 Bubba’s Bar-B-Que Restaurant (Restaurant) 100 FLAT CREEK DRIVE “A very solid barbecue joint just outside the center of town, with a small but decent selection of local beers. Not a beer destination on its own but a good place for some hearty barbecue and a local beer. The food is great, decent value, especially the lunch special. Kids menu available. Friendly and attentive staff. Definitely worth a visit if you’re staying in Jackson.“ |
| 80 /100 The Liquor Store & Wine Loft (Beer Store) 115 BUFFALO WAY “A very good beer shop, probably the best selection in the greater Jackson area. Some bottles as singles (more expensive stuff) but most cans are sold in packs. They do, however, have a make your own six-pack shelf with a random assortment of cans and bottles. Prices seem about par. Staff seemed friendly and asked if I needed any help. Good location just outside the center of town, and right next to Albertson’s, a large grocery store. A must-visit if you’re stocking up in Jackson.“ |
| 74 /100 1155 US-89 “Big Whole Foods with a very decent beer corner. Good range of beers with a nice, moderate emphasis on local stuff. Of note, this shop sells a variety of beers as singles, which seems to be exceptional in greater Jackson. Pricing seems very fair. Definitely a place to visit if you’re staying in the area.“ |
| 58 /100 Bud’s Eastside Liquor (Beer Store) 582 E BROADWAY AVE “A mediocre beer shop in terms of selection and choice. Decent assortment of local breweries but almost no singles offered. Low-key ambiance, nice guy working the register. An OK option for buying a sixer of some local craft beer but definitely not a destination on its own. I’m“ |
| 72 /100 Bin 22 (Beer Store) 200 W BROADWAY “A pretty good shop, located right in the of town. Nice selection of beer, spanning local and regional, along with craft mainstays. Sadly there are very few local beers offered as singles, so you’ll need to buy a pack. Prices seemed pretty average. Guy at checkout was friendly. There seem to be precious few beer shops in town so this is basically a must visit if you’re staying in Jackson.“ |
| 84 /100 265 SOUTH MILLWARD “Clean and fresh looking brewery. Very crowded for a week night, beer to go was up front and easy to see what all was available. No zonkers in the whole place when I was there unfortunately.“ |
| 70 /100 265 SOUTH MILLWARD “Nice spot in Jackson Hole, though the crowds to come. Great outdoor spot where I whipped the living bejeezus out of my brother-in-law at cornhole, something I'm almost as good at as ticking. About 12 taps and you'll probably find a few you haven't ticked. Great outdoor spot. Service is decent. Prices are good. Food is pretty solid.“ |
| 66 /100 25 N CACHE DR “Tourist trap maybe but enjoyable. Great western ambiance, decent service. Cans only, lots of local stuff.“ |
| 72 /100 20 E BROADWAY “Excellent food, very busy even on a Monday. Beer list IPA heavy delighted those among us who are into that. I like a bit more variety and not a huge fan of the IPAs. Worth a stop though. Our raft guide said it’s his fave.“ |
| 80 /100 265 SOUTH MILLWARD “A bit slow but nobody has enough staff so okay. Lots of great beer, great food, bling and can buy 5 oz.“ |
| 56 /100 The Liquor Store & Wine Loft (Beer Store) 115 BUFFALO WAY “Fairly standard liquor store attached to a grocery store. Few fridges of four packs and mixed packs, with a few local options. A few single bottles, though nothing local, primarily European stuff. Got myself a few WY four packs, so worth the stop, but not particularly exciting.“ |
| 86 /100 265 SOUTH MILLWARD “Nice clean comfortable indoor space, paired with a large outdoor space with a variety of seating and fire pits etc. Flight available of every single tap beer, given to you on a tray. Food was excellent. Beers were generally good, with a few standouts. Lovely place.“ |
| 74 /100 20 E BROADWAY “Hey (Jude) hey (we’re the Monkees) hey (it’s Fat Albert) hey (smoke weed every day), it’s my 200th place review, finally. Took long enough for me to remember to rate enough. I crank through beer bars like they’re…well…beers. Busy place in downtown Jackson. TBH as a non-idiot, I would like if they were a little better about Covid protocols. They had a door open but that was it. Probably flying Delta Airlines after visiting this place. Nevertheless, the staff are some good guys. They get to your beers and your food. And said beers and food are decent at least, in some cases quite good. In non-Covid times if there ever are such times again, the ambiance is lively and mountain style. Just what you want in Jackson Hole, which, fun fact, is a better place than Jacksoff Hole.“ |
| 70 /100 Pinky G’s Pizzeria (Restaurant) 50 WEST BROADWAY “Up a flight of stairs just off the town square, this place is an institution (more so when the adjacent Rose was hosting quality live music. This place has decent pizza and a decent beer menu, but nothing to attract serious beer geeks, who would be better served hitting Roadhouse less than a block away.“ |
| 74 /100 25 N CACHE DR “Patty and I stopped in for a quick one while in Jackson. This is a tourist stop worth visiting in Jackson. The square outside is featured in several Westerns, and the saddle bar seats are quite comfortable. Can of Snake River Stout was only $5.75 No kids allowed in here. That was a good thing.“ |
| 66 /100 20 E BROADWAY “We had dinner here while staying in Jackson. Nice big place and a good amount of their beers on tap. We had decent service and the food and beer wee fine. Next time we'll decline to take the table right next to the entry way where everyone walks by. It was crowed for a Sunday with a 45 minute wait.“ |
| 66 /100 265 SOUTH MILLWARD “We spent the night in Jackson after seeing the Grand Tetons in the morning. Very crowed place for mid June. It was a Sunday though. We just had one drink here then went to other places to see in town.“ |
| 68 /100 45 EAST SNOW KING AVE “What a beautiful location, outside of town and through a ersidential area, it sits at the bottom of a ski mountain. Wonderful vistas and large, long patio to take it all in. A lot of money went into this place. Beer was average at best, food was available. Probably one of the nicer brweries we stopped in on our ID-WY-MT trip.“ |
| 84 /100 265 SOUTH MILLWARD “Stopped in for beer and dinner and really enjoyed the place. Food was good, beers were good. Should be on beer drinkers to do list in town. Nice brewpub.“ |
| 64 /100 Bin 22 (Beer Store) 200 W BROADWAY “Tapas and wine place with a few beers. Good place to eat and drink, with some beer.“ |
| 76 /100 The Liquor Store & Wine Loft (Beer Store) 115 BUFFALO WAY “Solid liquor store next to Albertsons. Good bottle beer selection and a growler station in the back. Probably the best shop in the town.“ |
| 62 /100 265 SOUTH MILLWARD “Late night stop, after a long day summiting the Grand via UXR. Open bar area, and great indoor and outdoor spaces for hanging out. Cornhole, fire pits, a huge bar, and odd artwork all over the place. The wait staff was slow, rude, and inattentive, which was a little off-putting. The tap list was nice, and they offered flights. Prices are good for Jackson. The food was reasonably nice, and hit the spot after a long day. A fun stop, and good beer, but not a great experience, unfortunately.“ |
| 68 /100 Pinky G’s Pizzeria (Restaurant) 50 WEST BROADWAY “Small very busy pizzeria with reasonably priced single slices. 20 bottle or so selection. Very nice. No taps. Must visit in Jackson Hole.“ |
| 80 /100 1225 GREGORY LANE “Nice brewpub with good selection of 20 or so taps, maybe half of their own beers. Lots of IPAs, couple of sours. 5oz tasters. Food is decent, but a little pricey. Great place to visit.“ |
| 78 /100 The Liquor Store & Wine Loft (Beer Store) 115 BUFFALO WAY “Beside Albertsons. Very good selection of single bottles. Lots of sours. Staff is very knowledgeable. Has to be one of the best in the area.“ |
| 94 /100 20 E BROADWAY “This place opened a few months ago on Town Square. I have visited several times and found both the food and beer to be excellent. The vibe is a bit sports bar and gets quite busy sometimes, for good reason. The gleaming brewing equipment is visible through glass window from the two bars and the numerous tables. They have not started brewing there yet, but I am told they will be soon. Of the 30 taps, less than 25 have been active on my visits. I expect that to change when they ramp up production on premises. Meanwhile all there own beers on tap are from their commercial brewery across town. There are now four fine brewpubs in the town of Jackson, and this one has become my favorite.“ |
| 58 /100 Pinky G’s Pizzeria (Restaurant) 50 WEST BROADWAY “Small place near the Wort. Cool vibe, good pizza for sure. Some solid beers, but not too much. Open late which is great in often sleepy Jackson.“ |
| 50 /100 25 N CACHE DR “Odd but fun place. Open late. No food after 10 sucks. Sometimes a 5 dollar cover, lots of country music. I enjoyed the rowdy atmosphere. Not too crazy but energetic. No great beer scene. Had some Melvin.“ |
| 70 /100 45 EAST SNOW KING AVE “Cool place. In a fancy big place that is still developing right near Snow King. Great view of the mountain. Great service. The beers were solid, a few very nice. The food was simple and good pub grub. Fun place to have beers. Walkable from downtown or Melvin.“ |
| 82 /100 45 EAST SNOW KING AVE “Visited on their unannounced opening and they had quite a crowd. This place is in a new building, built for the brewpub, and it is beautiful, with an incredible full-on view of Snow King Mountain. Their beer list was a bit limited, but should expand quickly. The beers were all solid, with the Belgian Strong Ale being a standout. Friendly owner, good vibe and a stellar view - what’s not to like.“ |
| 62 /100 The Liquor Store & Wine Loft (Beer Store) 115 BUFFALO WAY “A liquor store next to Albertsons. Decent selection of local microbrews but most of the Melvin beers only in 6-packs. Some 12oz bottles and cans also as singles. Reasonable prices. Not the place you want to visit every week.“ |
| 72 /100 265 SOUTH MILLWARD “First of all - great beers, no question about that. And friendly service. As we were with our kids we were directed to the hot side wing to eat alone. However the food was tasty. Flights of 8 beers (or less) available. They had 11 of their beers on tap.
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| 66 /100 265 SOUTH MILLWARD “Visited July 2017, group of 5. Some doubts about the ambiance here: as noted before, the place was fragmented. Our (rather small) table was in an area with tv (turned on at high volume) and bar, lots of passers-by. Too bad we didn't get to sit in the dining area. Service was quick and helpful, though. Selection is small, but you can get a flight of six (a delight for any foreign beer ticker). The burgers were very tasty and one of us might have had his best dessert ever (some kind of deep fried dumplings with syrup). Food is a tad overpriced, but all in all, no big complaints.“ |
| 78 /100 Hand Fire Pizza (Restaurant) 120 N CACHE STREET “This place opened last summer in an historic building (former movie theater) just off Jackson Town Square. As a former theater, the ceilings are high, and the space is a bit cavernous. But the open hearth pizza ovens are prominently displayed, which adds a nice warmth to the place. The 12 draft are almost entirely local craft beers. The only macros are in the small bottle/can menu. The pizza is terrific too.“ |
| 66 /100 Haydens Post (Restaurant) 400 E SNOW KING AVE “Located in the Snow King Resort, this place has a modern ski lodge ambiance, with a fireplace and big screen TV's inside and decks overlooking the slopes outside. The beer list features some craft beers on draft and in bottles, along with macros. Not a beer destination, but still worth a visit.“ |
| 72 /100 Sidewinders Tavern (Bar) 802 BROADWAY “Your basic sports bar, but with quite a few taps, many of which were micros from Western states, but nothing that really stood out. A full plate of nachos was enough for five of us while we watched a Sunday NFL game.“ |
| 78 /100 1225 GREGORY LANE “Pretty typical small brewery, in a light industrial area of Jackson. The tap room features one long table with a few stools. On my visit it was SRO around the table. Big windows provide a clear view into the brewing room. Everything advertised as being on tap on line was available. Good beers available in flights of four. Free pretzels on the table and limited food menu from the related catering business across the parking lot.“ |
