Once again, a great video. We fly out to tour Salt Lake City, Teton, Yellowstone and Twin Falls in a few weeks. Once again we are using your fantastic guides. Anyone new to WitR, we used the guides for the Arizona and Utah National Parks last year and they were invaluable.
Just booked our holiday 20 days from Denver though moab to salt lake city grand teton, yellowstone, black hills back to Denver. We booked this twice and both times cancelled for covid hopefully 3 time lucky. We are leaving England 3rd September 2023. Your videos have been our inspiration. Thank you for your hard work
Great report. We're in Jackson every fall for the last 30+ years. I for the fly fishing and wife for shopping, sight seeing and finding places for breakfast , lunch and dinner. SO.......the Bunnery or Persephone for breakfast, I,m out fishing so we don't do lunch but there's no shortage among which is The Bird, Dinner is the Local ( great choice of Wyoming Whiskey) , Miazga's , Snake River Grill and the Italian restaurant at the Hotel Terra in the Village. Of course I agree with Dornan;s , Sidewinder's and The Mural Room. All in all, GREAT place to visit especially after the "tourists" leave 😀.
Good report Cheryl. I missed some of those places but Dornan‘s was fun. Also had a very good lunch at the National Museum of Wildlife Art across from the National Elk Refuge. Also The Wort Hotel in the Silver Dollar bar area was fun on the night they had entertainment. Good burgers also.
I eat at Dornan's Pizza and Pasta every day I am in the Tetons, usually 4 -7 day stays. It is so good and I don't eat the same thing each day. Their pizza crust is the best I've had. They have a great mountain view from the outside dining, especially the upstairs view. My second favorite place to eat is at my camp site. I go into Jackson to Jackson Hole Buffalo Meat Company and purchase some Bison steaks and cook at my camp site.
My favorite place to eat in the area is Gun Barrel Steak and Game House in Jackson. It's not exactly cheap; I believe their bison tenderloin was aroung $50 on my last visit (before the pandemic) so it has likely gone up now, buf it was sooo good.
It's a staffing shortage but also how much it is to live there... Even seasonal.. Some Like Jackson Lake give boarding. However with that being said, daily expenses are WAY too much. I'm a local so I hear and know the struggle
Those plates of food look delicious. Count your blessings that at least there were convenient places that you could eat, what if there weren't? Would you rather pay less for food and get something of low quality that doesn't taste like what it looks like?
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