Palate

A nice restaurant cafe with an upscale but also easy going vibe. Service is attentive. Food is fresh and tasty with a focus on healthy and local. You don't need a museum ticket to dine here. It's one of the hidden gems in the Teton National Park for best eating spots!

Stopped in for lunch after a morning of hiking in Teton. Chose to wait for outdoor table and glad we did, the view is amazing! My wife and I shared the Casper Power Bowl and the Palate Burger with the subbed grilled chicken breast and the subbed cup of Game Stew. The food was out quickly despite being busy and was excellent! The service was also top notch. Already trying to figure out how to make it back during the remainder of our trip.

Great lunch in a wonderful spot inside the National Museum of Wildlife Art. The wild game stew was very flavorful without being spicy and the chicken salad sandwich was perfect "light bite" for lunch.

This is probably the coolest, most unique spot I've ever had lunch at. I'm not even sure what to compare it to because it's literally perfect. It's max 10 minutes outside of Jackson Hole, but it's totally worth the drive. The restaurant is located at the National Museum of Wildlife Art, which is a great experience itself that you can check out after lunch or while you wait for your table. You can either choose to sit inside or outside, and of course we sat outside. The patio view had me at a loss for words. It overlooks the Elk Refugee and mountains in a distance. The view itself is worth coming here. The menu is close second. I started off with their Bloody Mary which had a pretty spicy kick, but that's the way I like it. It was served really tall glass, so I enjoyed it for the whole meal. For appetizer we had the peaches & tomato plate. It was definitely creative and enjoyable, and I'm glad it wasn't filling because the main course portions definitely will fill you up. My girlfriend ordered the Casper Power Bowl which looked absolutely amazing, and we even paid extra 8 extra to have bison meat. I couldn't decide between their Palate Burger or the Trout Fish & Chips. Our great waitress recommended I try the Trout Fish & Chips since that's her favorite, and she didn't steer me wrong. For dessert, we shared a small Lemon Posset, which is a vanilla bean cream with fresh berries served in a really small cup. This place was perfect, and I will forever recommend it to people if I hear they're visiting Jackson Hole. Love love love!

Super unique location and view. A total gym of a find and the food was incredible. Maybe our favorite meal in JH. The dumplings (not pictured) were possibly the best I’ve ever had and better than the super expensive ones at Kampai in downtown.

The views were spectacular. The food was so delicious. I had the French Onion Grilled Cheese, get it, you won’t be disappointed. And, our server Doug has the best personality and did a superb job. It’s a must if you are visiting Jackson Hole. 10/10

We ate outside, lovely porch area overlooking the Elk Refuge. Sunny day, windy but still nice outside in August. This place is popular, get there early, we did. Food was good, I got game stew and grill cheese. Definitely tasty. My Husband got Chicken salad sandwich with a beet salad. Not a lot of beets, mostly lettuce. He said chicken Salad could use more chicken, less decorations. Waiters were great. Really nice laid back comfortable place.

Inside the museum, you find this little treasure by the gift shop. We stopped in at lunchtime in the middle of January. I got the grilled cheese with French onions, and my husband got the elk meat wrap. For the appetizer, we got the pot stickers, which were cooked to perfection. All the food was wonderful, the staff very friendly, with a great location north of Jackson across from the elk refuge. Will go back when we visit the area again.