For generations, the Silver Dollar Bar and Silver Dollar Grill have combined to entertain and entice our guests. Unparalleled live music, daily specials, and the best nightlife in Jackson Hole define the Silver Dollar Bar, while uncompromising service and esteemed cuisine in a casual setting are the hallmarks of the Silver Dollar Grill.
Thai Me Up was founded in 2000 by a ski bum. A Thai restaurant with great beer that plays kung fu on the bar televisions and hip-hop over the hi-fi. Thai Me Up makes authentic Thai food as well as a few new American-influenced dishes. There is a 3bbl brewing system in the back of the restaurant—smaller than a microbrewery—this is a nano-brewery, which allows us to brew a fine line of cutting-edge West Coast ales and lagers. Winner of two Gold Medals and a Silver at the 2012 Great American Beer Fest.
Eleanor’s has all the perks of fine dining, minus the dress code. By serving rich, saucy dishes in a warm and friendly setting, this joint lives up to its reputation. And on top of one of the most creative menus in town, Eleanor’s is a primo brunch spot on Sunday afternoons. Plus, its bar alone is an attraction, thanks to reasonably priced drinks and a loyal crowd, a wine list that is second to none and a dedication to service that stems directly from its owners. This little place isn’t such a best-kept secret anymore, as more locals and visitors alike are discovering the down-home goodness within. But longtime regulars as well as newcomers still fill the tables nightly. This small restaurant has seen a few incarnations over the years, but it has succeeded in making it one of the most charming and consistently award winning and rewarding dining experiences in Town. It’s certainly a fact: Eleanor’s is synonymous with Jackson Hole! And rightfully so, seeing that the place is symbolic of many things that make the Teton Valley great, like humble, blue-collar values, a family tradition, and the ability to make something special out of nothing at all. After all, before Teressa Bellissimo invented Buffalo wings, what sounded appetizing about the puny limbs of a flightless bird? Open 11:00 to Close Daily. 832 W. Broadway inside Plaza Liquors. (307) 733-7901. Kids Welcome
Inspired by adventures in the Far East and the desire to consume healthy, flavorful food, the team at Teton Tiger slings Asian street noodles, wok seared rice dishes or traditional tandoori meats in savory curries. The Tiger’s menu offers a little something for everyone, including dishes that range from Thai, Chinese, Korean, Japanese and Indian flavors, all while incorporating local ingredients. The chefs who create daily specials that feature various regional dishes around Asia, will make sure diners are never bored. Don’t miss favorites like the Mama’s Midnight Ramen or Shanghai Street Noodles.
"Where Nature, Luxury and Your Soul Meet" Opening early 2015, Hotel Jackson is the newest luxury boutique hotel in the valley. With 58 rooms and 6 suites, guests will enjoy our bar, lounge and restaurant areas, a 14 person roof top hot tub, conference and meeting space, was well as underground valet parking, fitness room and state of the art technology and WIFI. Come experience where the Old West meets the New West! Steps from the Town Square!
THE ROSE // The Rose is a food and beverage destination, learned of our collective past, here in the present, with an eye toward our evolving future. Initially founded as a cocktail bar at the hands of Dave Kaplan and Alex Day or Proprietor's LLC (Death & Co., The Walker Inn) the Rose took an integrated step with the introduction of Chef Rene Stein (Amador, Seasonal). A focus on nuance, detail, and sustainability spread from the plate, to the glass, and through each limb of the search for how and why we consume. We believe in the story of the individual, be it the winemaker, farmer, diner, server, or barfly, and in our role as host to that progress we are all an equal part of. Ingredients are sourced locally, dinnerware made by local artist Jenny Dowd, wines are variations of Natural and Sustainable, and all cocktails are fashioned with fresh, hand made ingredients. NEW MOUNTAIN CUISINE// New American and Continental European traditions blend through a palette of sustainably sourced ingredients to form New Mountain Cuisine. Centered around the tenants of locally grown and sourced food, and rooted in the Jackson community - New Mountain Cuisine focuses on highlighting the culinary and regional abundance of our area through innovative, fresh dishes. Dinner ware is crafted by Alpine Artist Jenny Dowd, wine selections are as fresh and seasonally oriented as the menu ingredients, and our spirit and cocktail program equally versed in the classics and their reinterpretations. SUB ROSA // Sub Rosa is a concept; an expression of a deeper connection with what we consume and why. Every Wednesday evening we open our kitchen to two seatings of six people, inviting participation in the process of manifesting concept and potential into a meal through the hands of Rene Stein. This event can be hosted by anyone, anywhere, anytime that shares interest in an integration of ethical consumption, history, technique, and most importantly, hospitality.
JacksonHoleLive, is a free, all-ages, outdoor summer concert series at the Snow King Ball Park in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Center Management, Inc (CMI), the operators of the Snow King Sports and Event Center, and the Town of Jackson are collaborating to bring free music to everyone in the community with proceeds to benefit youth sports programs and basic operations at the Center. “With these concerts, the entire family will enjoy great music in a community setting at Snow King,” stated Jackson Mayor Mark Barron. “Our community asked for more music and now we have it thanks to the leadership at the Snow King Sports and Event Center.” Snake River Brewing has generously agreed to be our 2013-2015 Title Sponsor and we benefit from the support of over 45 other businesses and nonprofits as well. “We ramped up the talent budget for this year a bit, and we were able to secure some bigger headliners,“ says Shannon McCormick, an organizer of the series. We are excited to bring free live music to town.” JacksonHoleLive features a variety of food vendors and provides free booth space for local nonprofits to promote their programs. As a free series, JacksonHoleLive depends on the help of volunteers. To get involved as a vendor, nonprofit or volunteer, visit www.jacksonholelivemusic.com. Sponsorship opportunities are available. To become a sponsor of JacksonHoleLive, contact Jeff Potter at (307) 201-1633.