Michael H.
Yelp
Can't speak for the food because I didn't end up with any, but the service was non-existent. Came in starving from a long day of touring the park and was on a tight schedule because I had to get back to my AirBnB in Cody that night. (Yeah, it was a looooonng day.) The place was packed so I was seated at the bar by the hostess, which was fine with me. Sat there for 20+ minutes without the bartender or any other employee even acknowledging my presence, all the while chatting up the regulars. I know I was sweaty and ragged because I had been hiking around the park all day in the hot sun so maybe it was intentional because I didn't look like the regular SoCal Jet Set transplant crowd? (Who comes to Yellowstone and Grand Teton to spend time in nature anyway? Crazy, right?) Don't know. Anyway, me and my money ended up with my buddy Dave Thomas at Wendy's because they weren't crowded, have computers that take your order, and I knew I wouldn't be ignored there.
Overall moral of the story though? At the end of the day, pretty much any place you go in Jackson Hole is going to be overpriced, crowded, with mediocre food and customer service. You're not paying for the food or the service, you're paying for the views. Might as well eat at Wendy's and save yourself a little money and a lot of headache. If you want a good meal, save your time and money for the Proud Cut in Cody. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.