Roadhouse Pub & Eatery

The food was excellent — I had the chimichurri steak and truly enjoyed it. Unfortunately, the service experience nearly prevented me from dining here at all. When I arrived around 4:30 pm, the host was dismissive and slow to acknowledge me, seemingly because I was dining alone. I suggested I could find space at the bar, which was full. When I returned to the host stand, I was ignored again. During this time, he seated multiple walk-in parties without reservations while continuing to overlook me. Since reservations were available online, I made one on the spot. Even after informing him that I now had a reservation, I was still ignored. A party of four who arrived after me was seated immediately, and one member of their group even commented on the fact that I had not been helped. At that point, I went to the bar and asked a server to speak with a manager, as this was far below any reasonable standard of hospitality. I grew up in the hospitality industry, and this was one of the poorest front-of-house experiences I’ve had. Another server after telling him, seated me promptly, and offered a complimentary glass of wine. The Manager spoke with me and the host later apologized, but the situation should never have escalated to that point. I travel frequently and often dine solo, and this was a first for me. Solo guests deserve the same courtesy and respect as any other party. Being made to feel unwelcome for something so normal was disappointing and uncomfortable. This restaurant would benefit greatly from revisiting its service culture and training. Will Guidara’s book Unreasonable Hospitality: The Remarkable Power of Giving People More Than They Expect would be a good place to start.

Walked in at 2:30 on a Tues before Thanksgiving. Beer was superb, I tried the Whiskers and the Dystopic Mania. Both were just fantastic. Ordered the pretzel and was amazed with the quality, taste and mustard and beer cheese dipping sauces. Staff was friendly and we were comped cheesecake and two more beers which we did not expect. These two out-of-towners were super pleased and so grateful!

We arrived in Jackson Hole on a lively Saturday afternoon in June, and the whole town was buzzing. Despite how packed everything was, we were lucky to grab a table for six upstairs at the Roadhouse Pub and Brewery. The food was excellent—everyone in our group ordered something different and each dish hit the mark. We also tried a couple of beer flights and really enjoyed sampling the local brews, which were full of flavor. The atmosphere was great, energetic but not overwhelming, and the staff were friendly and attentive. Parking was a bit of a challenge with the crowds, but once we found a spot, the short walk through town added to the experience. We had a great time and would definitely go back.

Seated quickly and server took order quickly as well the food and wine arrived promptly. Enjoyed the vibe then the service started to dampen the experience. Server never asked how food was on the 2 separate orders and basically disappeared. Chicken was good, soft taco's tasty but too mushy overall. Lot of people looking around for service and reading through the reviews I would say it would help if runners did more than bring food out and run to back of restaurant to hang out with other staff to fold napkins. How about grab empty plates or see if customers need anything who are giving a wave for something. Empty hands going back to kitchen always a sign of poor management. There is a kind of undercurrent of unfriendliness hard to identify but definitely there. Was trying to get the managers attention just to order more food but only seats people, doesn't approach any tables or observe people in need, never a smile or change of expression too. Still left 20% as I know people need the help. Agree about only going for drinks although there was a group of 7 guys wanted drinks right next to the bar where we were and it took quite a bit of interactions to get the drinks while bar tenders were actually chatting quite a bit with customers and staff. $10 bottle of wine over $30

Stopped in here for lunch with friends while visiting Jackson Hole for a day after hiking Grand Teton. We were unfortunately underwhelmed with our experience. My wife ordered a burger and fries and I ordered the buffalo wings. All of our food came out cold to room temp. The wing sauce was dried already and you could tell they had been in the window for a while. Same can be said about the fries paired with the burger. The bones in the wings were all splintered and made eating them more of a task. The service was just meh, as the kid didn't check on us much or ask us for any refills on drinks. To top things off, my wife said the women's bathroom was filthy and was not happy with the overall experience at this restaurant. I would keep looking at other options if in Jackson Hole. The only bright spot was the one beer I had, which was tasty and cold. Outside of that, mostly a negative experience.

This was a great place to eat in downtown Jackson! The whole vibe of the restaurant was really cool looking and we enjoyed their mocktails as well. I got the Chicken Mac, the Mac itself was really good! Super cheesy and the top had a nice crunch to it as well, personally I don’t love chicken thighs that might so the chicken wasn’t my favorite. My wife loved it though! She got the Philly Cheese steak sandwich and really enjoyed it! The fries were also really tasty. I would definitely come back next time we come to Jackson and would recommend this to anyone looking for a nice chill restaurant to try out.

Sydney, our server, was fantastic. The food was really great as well! We hit happy hour (3-6PM) and got some great drinks at half off. Enjoyed a bison burger, salmon, and a few more dishes. The seltzers are local and sugar/gluten-free, which is awesome! The atmosphere was pretty cool. There's outdoor seating upstairs, which I highly recommend. The hostess and everyone who greeted us were really cool and hospitable.. i see some negative reviews, but we had an awesome time.

Came here for dinner during the week. It was busy like most restaurants in downtown Jackson. Service was a little slow and not very friendly. Requested an outside table for 3 which took about 15 minutes, then they sat another party at our table which was a little odd and uncomfortable. Ordered a flight of beers which were very good. Nice selection of beers on tap. Ordered a few plates and they were ok, but didn't like the Banh Mi Sandwich as had a gamey taste. Outside patio did offer a nice view of the Jackson Square with the Antler Arches and Cowboy Bar. I'd come here for the drinks and view, but food and service wasn't the best.

Overall: I went here in the afternoon on a Wednesday. We showed up during happy hour - all draft beers and appetizers are half price. We had some good beers and snacks, all for a pretty good deal. They had plenty of space and our server was friendly. I'd definitely go back. Food: 3 Drinks: 4 Service: 4 Value: 5 Atmosphere: 3 Food: We ordered the pretzel and tacos off of the appetizer menu. The pretzel was huge and came with cheese and mustard. It was hot and fresh. The tacos of the day were chicken tinga. These were a little disappointing - there wasn't a ton of flavor outside of the salsa. The portions were pretty good size for appetizers, these could easily be small meals. Drinks: There was an extensive beer menu, as well as some wine and cocktails. There were several I was eager to try, and most everything was good. Service: Our server was quick and attentive. She frequently came by to check in on us. Value: For the happy hour deal, all draft beers and appetizers were half off. That meant each of our beers were ~$4 and a huge pretzel and four tacos were $4 each. A great deal, especially in Jackson. Atmosphere: The bar area is upstairs. There is a small bar but a ton of table space. It was well lit, but pretty empty. It was a nice place to get a quick drink, but not a place to hang out for too long.

Roadhouse pub was a disappointment at best. Immediately had issues with drink orders. We were excited to share the Game Chili as an appetizer - until it was served cold with congealed butter on the side for the biscuits that accompanied. We both ordered Roadhouse burgers to be safe and were again disappointed. The burger had so little flavor and was extremely greasy. Jackson eats aren't the most affordable - I'd spend your money elsewhere!

Great food! The service was ok. She didn't come around enough to ask us if we wanted more drinks. Really cool and fun atmosphere right on the square. Would recommend for a casual place! Oh and my husband said that his chicken sandwich was the best one he's ever had!

We had a great time sitting out on the patio and enjoying a flight and light bite. Be aware that they do have to share tables when sitting outside on patio if you're a party of 2. I had the Farm Hand flight and my husband had the Kick Back and Relax flight. I preferred his over mine. I did not like the Bread Pilsner so luckily we traded. Our server was very friendly and super relaxed. Would visit again if in the area.

Came here last year post hiking in the Grand Tetons and thought it was quite good. Maybe it was because I needed fuel after long hike. This visit in late May 2024 was just okay. Service was a little slow and not too helpful (not rude but not super knowledgeable of the menu). We decided on sharing a burger and side salad and added side tots (why not) and enjoyed the food. The beer was just okay. They were out of many of the ones I wanted to try like the Plasma Hazy, and sadly they don't offer a can pour from the four packs they sell (would have been nice but not sure if that is WY law or local policy). The outside patio deck is very nice with views is the square and mountains. Anyway I would probably look for another place to dine next visit to Jackson

We love roadhouse beers! We always try to stop when we're in Jackson. My favorite beer is the Mountain Jam with a close second of Walrus. The brussel sprouts were delicious and soft but crispy and flavorful, YUM. The pulled pork tater tots had similar taste to the brussel sprouts but with that tater tot taste. The pretzel was probably my least favorite, I've just had better beer cheese before but my partner liked it!

Came for dinner one night with the family. Had to wait maybe ~15 minutes for a table so not too bad. Had a beer and stood while we waited. We started off with the pretzel which was a decent size and was easy to share. Cheese sauce was ok, needs to be served with more mustard. Beers were good, they had a great selection of IPAs. We all tried a variation of them, our favorite being the Wilson. Dinner wise I had the Korean fried chicken, which came with cheesy grits and kimchi brussel sprouts so an interesting take on it. The chicken was ok, maybe needs some more of the sauce on it. My family enjoyed their cheesesteak & the burger. Overall not a bad experience. Definitely good for the beer!

Great service at the bar. Food was phenomenal. Tried Korean short rib and Brussels sprouts. Short rib was tender. Brussels had pickled onions, which was a nice touch. So delicious. Will definitely come back here again!

Overall experience was great! I ordered the Jackson cheesesteak the walrus ipa. The cheesesteak had a perfect amount of meat, veggies, and sauce. On a hoagie roll that was crisp on the outside and soft in the center. Only addition to the meal would be a little more sear on the meat to add some good texture. Overall, great service and got to enjoy the game with friends. I also enjoyed getting to have speakers through to the bathroom so I didn't miss anything for the game. Will be coming back!

Okay so maybe we had a 5-star experience because it was 3pm on a Thursday, but our girls trio ordered the wings, the Buffalo cauliflower, the bison burger, the mac & cheese, and the elk tostadas and everything was above average tasty. We would order the exact same meal again. Chef's kiss. We were seated in front of the bar with a view of the square and our hostess was super helpful to recommend good beer options from the brewery which all of us enjoyed. This was the first meal and first impression of Jackson after flying all day and it truly set the tone for a delightful experience.

Celebrating a bachelorette party in Wyoming and ended up coming to the Roadhouse Pub & Eatery one morning. Service: - Above average. We ate at the bar and while the bartender was balancing a lot of requests, she did an excellent job taking care of all 10 of us. This included multiple requests and splitting a lot of checks, so thank you! Atmosphere: - Love the upstairs and the balcony seating that overlooks downtown and includes a beautiful view of the mountains. - The brewery was very clean and had ample seating. Drinks: - The drinks were very good. We had a large mixture of items including some local brews and whiskey to your more traditional espresso martinis. The drinks were also reasonably priced with a good selection of items. Food: - We ordered the whipped feta appetizer and the zaatar salad with steak. The whipped feta was flavorful. The olive tapenade was the perfect topping. The focaccia was good but perhaps a little to crisp and slightly chewy. This was the one thing I didn't love. The zaatar salad came at the recommendation of the bartender and was an intriguing mixture of items. It was very flavorful and the steak was delectable. Overall, we were pleased with our experience and would come back.

I had the cheesesteak and i wish it was more juicy and flavorful. it was pretty dry and I'm not a huge fan of cheese sauce so I didn't have any other options. The potato skins were not worth the money and were like 12$ for 3. So overpriced. I wouldn't get those again. The Mac and cheese was pretty good as well as the fries. The elk tostadas were pretty yum but kinda hard to eat. they needed more cilantro dressing as well. It was sub par food and the price was a little high for the quality but that's what you get in Jackson I guess

Great food choices, some unique options! All different types of beer and drinks, great atmosphere. Location is right in downtown Jackson!

I really liked the caesar salad but I wish it had more steak. The pretzel was absolutely delicious with the beer cheese sauce. The dessert was also pretty good. The service was very quick & nice.

Such great brews and food in a great town! I can't quite remember what my husband cozied up to but I ordered the seasonal Sweater Weather cocktail (apple cider spritzer, homemade apple cider vodka, lemon juice and Red Bull, $14.00). All my faves in one! The apple cider flavorings were obvious and you could just hardly taste the lemon juice or Red Bull. I probably would have liked it to have more Red Bull. For food, I chose the aptly named Jackson Cheesesteak made with shaved North American Elk, grilled onions, bell peppers in a magnificent IPA Cheese sauce that comes with fries ($23.00) and asked it to be loaded with jalapenos (+$2.00) for an extra ZING. Absolutely delicious! The elk was perfectly cut and the cheese sauce had just the right amount of flavor and didn't overpower the sandwich. They def went heavy on the jalapenos, to my delight. 10/10 sando would get again! I also tried the Roadhouse Burger (8 oz beef burger, white cheddar, iceberg lettuce, house pickles (YUM!), with roasted shallot-garlic-bacon aioli, served with fries $20.00) cooked medium-rare. Props to the kitchen for making it exactly as asked. The aioli was spectacular, all the right amounts of garlic-y/bacon-y that blended so well with the rich, high-quality burger. 10/10 for this guy, too. Service was fantastic, our server checked on us just enough times to ensure we were doing ight. Loved my experience and I will return!

We stopped in here for dinner on our first night; it was lively and relaxed. There is a walk up some curving stairs, my elderly mother did make it but it took her some time and it was a little hard on her knees. There was only a 15 minute wait after putting our names down, not bad at all. The appetizer and wings were tasty, I probably should've just ordered two helpings of wings for myself and called it my dinner. I got the Jackson Cheesesteak which comes with shaved Elk and unfortunately it was just overpowered with the IPA beer cheese sauce; I pulled out some the elk meat just to get a taste of it by itself but I couldn't taste anything. We also ordered the Birria Steak Sandwich (sorry, my mom dove in before I could get a picture), she did say it was good but a little dry, my brother got the Cod Tacos which he said were "ok" but he wouldn't order again, my daughter got macaroni and they were huge shells in what looked to be a white cheddar sauce, she had a few bites but I think she filled up on wings so she wasn't too hungry. P.S. Yes, kids are allowed, it is very family friendly!

Beer: Delicious! Atmosphere: fun and open! Server: she was great!! Apps: delicious buffalo cauliflower Main: bulgogi and burger was amazing! Host: awful, unwelcoming, sat us in the most awkward table in dining room, wouldn't sit us in any of the high 4 tops which were empty and now full as I write this. Put him behind the bar where that attitude is acceptable or back of house where he doesn't let this great place get a bad review. Also he was everywhere but the host stand/seating tables.

Great upper level pub in the Jackson square. Really delicious drink menu. My husband rated the Old Fashioned as one of his top 10. Food wise... GET THE ELK TOSTADAS! So much flavor and just a well put together appetizer(that can also be eaten as a meal). The bison burgers were also a huge hit at our table. Made a reservation at 6pm. At times it looked as if there was a wait but they also seemed to seat people pretty quickly.

We stopped in for a beer and stayed for dinner. Had a nice inside table with our reservation on a very busy night. I tried something new and went for the duck lettuce wraps. I loved them. Duck was the texture of pulled pork and the picked cucumbers and carrots were a surprise delicious compliment to the duck. Other meals at our table were burgers and Philly cheese steak. All were delicious. I loved the shape and style of the water glasses. Our server was a hoot. She was so funny and chatty yet managed to serve a number of tables quickly and never forget a request. Great stop.

Excellent food, excellent service!!! A must stop if in Jackson!!! the elk cheesesteak hoagie so good.

Summarized as a "so so" experience. The good: was our server Kendra was friendly and catered to our needs, the atmosphere was fun- patio, TVs for games (unfortunately nothing on), and the food was alright- just alright. My biggest issue was the dishes were overpriced, I guess I could have paid attention more but I was shocked when I got my bill (this whole week our bills came to $50-75 for our family of 3 but $114 here after tax). The Jackson Philly at $25 for a small portion... and trout at $30 and my wife nearly cut herself on the bones. Food took awhile to come out (45 min from seating so maybe 30 from ordering). $10 for queso but probably the best flavor so alright with that and $10 for children's chicken fingers. If you're reading this and haven't decided I might venture to another spot (recommended Wort hotel, Jackson drug patio, merry piglets by some locals)

What an awesome spot to chill and watch the Olympics! I was eating solo and was seated instantly. The service was fast and a little crazy because it was jam packed full of hungry guests. I had the Roadhouse burger and it was perfection!!! Bun was crispy and soft on the inside, burger cooked beautifully and the aioli sauce added an extra touch of flavor and deliciousness!! Definitely would come back again and order the roadhouse burger. Although a great review, I was disappointed with the Mac and Cheese. I was hoping for a thick and cheesy sauce but what I got was a watery consistency that barely coated the noodles.

Went for drinks. Great happy hour deal, half off drafts and mixed drinks. Friendly staff. Beer was alright nothing too special.

Great mix of spicy and crunchy, elk tostadas!!! Paired with the creek sour, great meal!!

Great food. Better drinks. Atmosphere is vibey too. We had a blast. Also, Cisco is the shieeeet!!!! 10/10

Wings were amazing, pretzel was soft and the beer cheese was unmatched. First time having shrimp and grits and it blew me out of the water. Service was amazing- really not sure why this place has only 3 stars. Good vibes, breathtaking views and great food- what else could you ask for?

the bar and it's staff are fantastic. I really enjoyed their vast micro brew selection and the bison burger was delicious.

I stopped in last week while in town for work. My coworkers and I were looking to grab drinks but while there ended up hungry and got an early dinner. The place wasn't very busy so we were seated quickly. There wasn't anything on the tvs but we had a good time trying to guess the locations of the Apple TV screen savers. We made a little game out of it. Our server was really cool and gave us a lot of good recommendations for drinks. They have a great Happy Hour and drink prices are a good value. I felt that the food was a bit over priced but it was tasty. I got one of the burgers, as did two of my colleagues. One got the elote flatbread and said it was really good. I'll have to try that one next time. Another one of them got the Philly cheesesteaks and didn't like it very much. There wasn't much meat in it. Overall I liked this spot and will be back!

We had a really bad experience. The cheese curd appetizer was super oily and almost all the cheese curds were completely empty of cheese. The elk tostadas were the best thing we ordered. I paid 5 dollars for a glass of Pepsi that I didn't get a single refill for, even though I had drank it all by the time we had got our appetizers. No water refills either. The Korean chicken was extremely bready. Could hardly cut or chew it and the chicken inside the crust was like jerky. There was probably 10% chicken 90% breading.

Apologies for the late review, better late than never, as said. Touring Jackson/Yellowstone area, we promised ourselves to enjoy the unique meat flavors of Wyoming. Hubby was really craving for a good bison steak, however, given the limited time we had, we opted to check out this place for lunch. Steaks were dinner specialties. Very welcoming, ambience is vibrant and clean, lofty feeling, friendly vibe. Our server, can't quite remember her name, accommodating and quite knowledgeable on the dishes they serve. Hubby ordered the bison burger, but of course, it's the next best thing for his steak cravings... and even though the sauce thrown in it was flavorful, it didn't overpower the meat flavor. It was juicy, moist and palate satisfying. I ordered the elk tostadas, .... it was just heavenly, the tomatoes, chili/lime, red onion topped with some dressing was spot on. An exciting dish for me. They do serve special brewed beer, am not much of a beer-drinker, however, the couple seating beside us ordered and the aroma was just hop-ilicious!! Wish we live nearby; I'd be here savoring their dishes on a regular basis.

My server Hannah was AMAZING! Super knowledgeable about the food, beer, and town of Jackson! She was welcoming, super friendly, and made the experience 10x better. Food was great but will definitely be returning just because of the service

Wait was not too bad, 35 min for group of 6. It doesn't seem that they are set up for large groups (6-8) rather than small (2-4). Nice beer selection. I made the mistake of ordering a mixed drink, it was awful which I should have expected. Couple of people ordered winter salad, it was ok but beet salad at snake river was much better. Flat bread and street tacos, pretzel were all good, Brussel sprouts were best thing we got, loaded tots were not good, lots of tots not enough toppings.

We ate at several restaurants while in Jackson. This one is less expensive and the food was just as good. For our visit, we sat out on their upper deck overlooking the town square. A storm was rolling in the distance and it was beautiful and cool. Our server was attentive (young gentleman with the cool mustache) and made some great recommendations. The craft beer selection is good and we had several beers and cocktails. The Elk Tostadas are highly recommended. We are from Texas and these are absolutely the best tostadas ever. Very tasty! Another highlight was the caramel cheesecake. Roadhouse is a good choice in Jackson. We arrived a little before 5 and the crowd was small with no wait. I'm sure it gets busier in prime time.

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If food is your priority, I suspect you'll be disappointed in the dishes here and their high prices. If ambiance, location, cool bar and outside patio more important, you'll be happy. My fam would not go again, as we're focused on the food/portions/cost, and we all gave this place a solid "meh"

Comfortable, clean and perfect views ! We came to get a drink and an appetizer and this was the perfect place. Brussels were tasty a bit crispy but really good. Not an beer enthusiast but I was told they were good. Now the cocktails were just right and delicious. Attentive waitress and perfect views while in Jackson Hole come and visit !

Food hasn't been super fantastic for us, pricey for tourists hitting town square, and the service is hit or miss.... Mostly a miss when it's even half full so when it's packed there's not a great chance. I want to love RH Pub but it's just consistently failed.

Service was bad. Fries were cold, food was not worth the wait. I am not sure what this place wants to be sports bar or restaurant. Either way I would not go back. Many other and better options in Jackson.

The most memorable part of dining here was how great and friendly the staff was! This was our first time here, and the waiter gave us recommendations about what was good there. We chatted about where we were from and he was so upbeat the whole time! He also came by to check in on us many times. I got the Shrimp & grits and thought it was really good. Initially didn't seem like much food, but the grits were surprisingly filling! Flavoring was a little spicy, but I really liked that! We also got the Vixen sampler, which my group enjoyed quite a bit. I do think the food was pretty expensive though, but besides that had a great experience!

The staff was very friendly. The food was so so. The price was a slap in the face. I have been on the fence about the upstairs for some time. Some days it's worth it, other days it's not. But I decided to try out the new downstairs and now I know where I stand. You can find better value elsewhere. They charged $17 for a burrito that was cold in the center and they charged $7 for a sparkling water. As a local who eats lunch around the square most days of the week this is now my last choice.

The Gorgeous Blonde and I had a perfect experience at this place. Reasonably priced and FANTASTIC food. I had trout that was perfect. She had shrimp. The kid had the bison burger. The beer selection is amongst the best and the Roadhouse brewery beer was excellent. A bottle of wine, three meals and a few beers for under $200. Excellent service. Very clean. Beautiful view and great viewing of sports on tv. The tables are not crowded together so despite being busy we dis not feel crowded. We will be back.

We stopped in for a beer at about 5:30 and the place was hopping. Hostesses were lovely and cleaned a table for us to sit in bar area. Server was slammed and took a while to get to us but was very nice. We wanted to order a flight of beers but were told we could only order one of their 3 pre-selected flights. Why, we asked? Because (paraphrasing) the bartenders know what they're doing and people (not paraphrasing) order beers tgat sound fun but then don't like them. Seriously?? Anyway, we got their "competition flight" of 5 tastes that 5 different bartenders chose and then you vote on them online (should you desire). Only enjoyed 2 for $17. Gross. Had an Elote Flatbread. That was quite good! Seriously, way too pretentious. Worth it if you just get food or don't care about them telling you what you should like.

Our first time here, the food was amazing. Elk tacos and the elk burger did not disappoint and the mixed drinks were really nice too. Our server Mary Katherine was very attentive to our needs. Would definitely eat here again.

We stopped in here on a whim and we're not disappointed! They had a big screen with the NCAA tournament on which I was super stoked about! The beer was delicious and the food was stellar! We ordered the shrimp and grits, pretzels, chiccarones, mussels, beer brat and burger! The shrimp and grits were spicy and the shrimp were cooked perfectly! The mussels were so fresh they actually had tiny pearls in them...very tiny but no joke there were pearls. The sauerkraut with the brat was actually great-and I usually think that stuff is repulsive. However, this sauerkraut was fresh and well made, not the nasty stuff from a jar.

We visited during our trip to Jackson Hole. We brought a party of 8 people and we made the reservation the day of. It was really busy inside, but they managed to find us a great table to celebrate my birthday. The wait staff were charming and fun, and were great at telling us about the menu. The atmosphere was loud and happy, so it's a great place for anyone's visit to Jackson. I ordered the beer can chicken which I think was the best food for value. The highlight of the dish was a decadent gravy over potatoes. I would definitely return when in Jackson

I eat here all the time but ordered to go and they screw you.... If you're going to eat here, do so in person.

Tomato soup was amazing and the elk Queso was pretty good! Will definitely come back, staff were very nice as well!

Great location right on the square. I was initially suspicious for that reason, but both the beer and the service were top notch. I loved the Citra Opulence. Their flagship Wilson is also great. We went back three times because we liked it so much. The food was quite forgettable (nachos and pretzel), so I am just recommending the beer!

Beers on the square! They have a good food selection, and you can scope out a few pieces of brewing equipment they have stuck in the corner. Be sure to check out their balcony patio that overlooks Jackson's George Washington Square and the famous antler arches. These guys do have a pretty extensive beer list, doing a lot of wilder beers, and collaborating with other local breweries to come up with fun beers. It's a bit pricey per pint, but they're made somewhat nearby. Meh- it took quite a long time for me to get a beer out of the bartender, and once I flagged her down, they were out of most of the ones I wanted to try. I'd have ordered food, but it took forever to get the drink, I didn't wanna mess with it. The menu had the Jackson typical bison and elk on it. They sold a limited amount of merch. Everything was upstairs, where you had to climb a steep set of stairs to get up here. I didn't see an elevator, but I'd imagine they have one. Parking looked really challenging. Right on the square, you're never going to park around here.