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Town Square · Jackson · Fine dining since 1993

Snake River Grill

A second-floor log-lodge dining room on Jackson Town Square, serving bison, prime beef and seasonal mountain plates since 1993.

4.4 on Google · 850 reviews

Opens the Grill’s dinner menu. Tables book on OpenTable 60 days ahead at noon MT; the bar seats walk-ins.

Details checked November 2026

One of the elk antler arches at a corner of Jackson Town Square in summer, with visitors walking beneath it

Cuisine

Modern American & game

House favorite: SRG Steak Tartare Pizza

Price

$$$$

Mains about $34–76 (online menu)

Hours

Nightly from 5 pm

To 9 pm · Google shows it temporarily closed

Parking

Street & town lots

No lot; RV fit not confirmed

Ordering

Reservations essential

Book on OpenTable

Start here

What to order

Seasonal mountain cooking: bison and prime beef, quail and duck, fish and big plates to share, plus nightly specials.

Steak tartare with vegetable crisps and toasted bread on a blue plate

A house favorite

The SRG Steak Tartare Pizza

The house steak tartare pizza, with garlic aioli, capers and red onion, is $25 on the current online menu, and steak tartare is the dish Google reviewers mention most, in 32 reviews.

Pro tip: Steak tartare pizza comes up in 20 more Google reviews. Can’t get a table? The bar is first come, first served.

More to try

  1. Bison Striploin$62 with hatch chile romesco, grilled apple and cornbread.
  2. Prime New York Steak$76; wagyu is named in 15 Google reviews.
  3. The SRG Potato RöstiA $23 starter with smoked salmon and sour cream.
  4. Whole Roasted Chicken$87, meant for two or three, and limited each night.

The Snake River Grill story

A log-lodge dining room above the square

Snake River Grill opened on Jackson Town Square in 1993. The dining room sits one floor above Broadway, with an elevator from King Street, and it is built like a mountain lodge, with timbered walls, a stone fireplace and white tablecloths.

It is a dinner-only house with a deep wine list, and the kitchen leans on bison, game and seasonal produce. Food Network’s The Best Thing I Ever Ate once featured its chocolate Eskimo Bars, which you can see in the video below. There is no children’s menu.

Why it made our list

  • 4.4 on Google and Tripadvisor
  • On Jackson Town Square since 1993
  • Bison and prime beef from the grill
  • About 15 minutes from Fireside Resort

Take a look

Watch before you go

The Grill’s own clip from Food Network’s The Best Thing I Ever Ate, featuring its Eskimo Bars.

Video: Snake River Grill on YouTube

What diners say about Snake River Grill

The restaurant report card

We don’t copy other sites’ reviews, but the published scores are worth reading together. Scores checked November 2026.

How the review sites compare

Average star rating on each site, out of 5

Google 4.4 out of 5

Yelp 4.0 out of 5

Tripadvisor 4.4 out of 5

All reviews, weighted 4.3 out of 5

What diners often mention

Steak tartare (32)Steak tartare pizza (20)Wagyu (15)Bar seating (8)

Topics Google highlights in its reviews, with the number of reviews that mention each. Yelp and Tripadvisor scores are for the same Town Square restaurant.

Good to know

Price range$$$$ (Tripadvisor)

Special dietsNo children’s menuTell them about diets when you book

Bar & wineFull bar · $40 corkage

Scores as published by Google, Yelp and Tripadvisor in November 2026. The weighted score combines all three by review count. Confirm details with the restaurant.

Know before you go

Plan your visit

Snake River Grill

  • Address84 E Broadway Ave, Jackson, WY 83001
  • HoursNightly from 5 pm
    To 9 pm · Google shows it temporarily closed
  • Phone(307) 733-0557
  • OrderingReservations on OpenTable (opens 60 days ahead at noon MT) or by phone after 3 pm; the bar is first come, first served
  • ParkingStreet & town lots

Snake River Grill is on the second floor at 84 E Broadway, on the south side of Town Square, with an elevator from King Street. Street spaces downtown have a 3-hour limit, and from Nov 1 to Apr 15 there’s no street parking from 3 to 7 am.

Where to stay nearby

RV parks near Snake River Grill

Leave the rig at camp and take the tow car downtown. Fireside Resort is about 15 minutes away, and the other two parks are within about 20 minutes. Drive times are Google Maps estimates.

The log entrance bridge at Fireside Resort Jackson Hole among the trees
About 15 min · 7.2 mi via WY-22

Fireside Resort Jackson Hole

Full-hookup RV sites from May to October and winter electric sites in Wilson, near Teton Village and the foot of Teton Pass.

Kids playing on the rocky bank of the Snake River at Snake River Cabins & RV Village
About 19 min · 12.1 mi via US-89

Snake River Cabins & RV Village

Full-hookup sites for RVs up to 30 ft on the Snake River south of Jackson, with cabins and a paved pathway alongside.

Campsites among cottonwoods at Gros Ventre Campground in Grand Teton National Park
About 20 min · 12.1 mi via US-191

Gros Ventre Campground

A seasonal Grand Teton National Park campground with 279 sites, 39 of them with electric hookups, among the cottonwoods.

Helpful answers

Frequently asked questions

A few details before you head over.

Yes, for the dining room. Tables open on OpenTable 60 days ahead at noon MT for groups of up to 10, and hosts answer the phone after 3 pm at (307) 733-0557. The bar is first come, first served.

The restaurant lists dinner nightly from 5 to 9 pm, but Google shows it as temporarily closed in early November, which is shoulder season in Jackson. Call (307) 733-0557 before you go.

The restaurant asks guests to mention any dietary restrictions when they book, so say so on OpenTable or by phone. There is no children’s menu.

Yes. Corkage is $40 a bottle for wines the Grill doesn’t carry, with a limit of two bottles in the dining room.

There’s no restaurant lot, and downtown street spaces have a 3-hour limit. The Home Ranch lot two blocks north has oversized spaces for RVs and vehicles with trailers, but the tow car is easier. Fireside Resort is about 15 minutes away.

Dinner nightly from 5 pm

Dinner on the square in Jackson?

Book a table on OpenTable, or try the bar for a walk-in seat, steak tartare pizza and a bison striploin.

or call (307) 733-0557

Thank you to the people behind these photos and this video. Please support them by giving their work a look. The arch photo shows Jackson Town Square, across from the restaurant. The food photo is for illustration only and was not taken at Snake River Grill. Antler arch: Schwerdf on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0); Steak tartare: Andy Li on Wikimedia Commons (CC0). Video: Snake River Grill on YouTube. Review-site logos are trademarks of their owners.

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