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Broadway 877.633.1081 307.733.1772 307.733.1717 www.raindanceindianarts.com [email protected] 2007 JACKSON HOLE DINING GUIDE 5 LINEN ALLEY Bed• Bath• Kitchen Bed I Peacock Alley • Olivier Desforges • Kenzo • Signoria Bath I Homesource • Peacock Alley Kitchen I Rösle • Viking • Kershaw • Emile Henry Lotions & Potions I Cucina • Shelley Kyle two locations 185 South Scott Lane Jackson, Wyoming 83001 307.734.7424 & in Broulims Shopping Center Driggs, Idaho 6 JACKSON HOLE DINING GUIDE 2007 Hotels/Motels/Campgrounds 58 (Numbers in Squares) ALPINE HOUSE B & B-12 PAINTED BUFFALO INN -35 23 ALPINE MOTEL-25 PARKWAY INN-21 NORTH ANGLERS INN-16 PIONEER MOTEL-4 ANTLER MOTEL-30 PONY EXPRESS MOTEL-45 ANVIL MOTEL/BUNKHOUSE-8 RANCH INN-29 BUCKRAIL LODGE-54 RAWHIDE MOTEL-33 COWBOY VILLAGE RESORT-38 RED LION WYOMING INN-44 ST. JOHN'S REDMOND ST. CACHE CREEK MOTEL-3 RUSTY PARROT-20 HOSPITAL DAYS INN-47 SAGEBRUSH MOTEL-39 ELK COUNTRY INN-37 SUNDANCE INN-19 CACHE CREEK DR PAINTED BUFFALO INN -35 SNOW KING LODGE MOTEL-53 FOUR WINDS MOTEL-17 SNOW KING RESORT-51 49 ER MOTEL-34 STAGECOACH MOTEL-12 GOLDEN EAGLE MOTEL-26 SUPER 8 MOTEL-49 AVE KELLY GRAND VICTORIAN LODGE-2 TETON GABLES MOTEL-46 T H.C. RICHARDS B & B -18 GROS VENTRE LIF TRAPPER INN & SUITES -7 HAIR HUFF HOUSE - 28 TWIN TREES B & B -52 YOKEL TY C HOMEWOOD SUITES FER VIRGINIAN LODGE-40 MORAN PARK 51 RAF –HILTON-13 VIRGINIAN RV CAMPGR -41 25 INN ON THE CREEK-15 WAGON WHEEL CAMPGR -1 TETON SNOW KING JEAN ST JACKSON HOLE LODGE-36 WAGON WHEEL MOTEL-1 COUNTY KUDAR MOTEL-5 VI WESTERN MOTEL-31 26 OFFICES NE LODGE at JACKSON HOLE-42 WILSON MOTEL-27 28 27 SNOW KING SKI AREA MILLER PARK LODGE-21 WOODS MOTEL-10 & ALPINE SLIDE MOTEL SIX-48 WORT HOTEL-11 NOWLIN CREEK INN-23 WILLOW COUNTY JAIL SNOW KING SHERIFF'S 52 CENTER JACKSON OFFICE & ICE RINK Teton County TOWN COURT HALL Recreation Center HOUSE PHIL KING 59 53 54 North to: BAUX FT BANK HAIRLI Airport F PARK GAR C TOWN S D E E. BROADWAY KING COU Grand Teton PARKING CENTER 62 63 Jackson Hole & AVE GILL 61 and LOT SN Greater Yellowstone HOME 60 TOWN 64 65 Snow King OW Yellowstone Ball Park KIN Visitor Center RANCH SQUARE G S Nat. Parks C 29 CEN IC C FOREST HAIR KELLY AVE KELLY SERVICE AVE SIMPSON 5 KARNS AVE 66 HANSEN AVE L A B IFT US 89/26/191 • • NORTH CACHE ST. • SOUTH CACHE ST. • • • 1 67 4 • 68 H I 70 71 75 30 CENTER N 78 7 8 K L J 72 FOR THE 2 73 10 11 M ARTS PERRY ST PERRY 3 69 74 76 77 NORTH GLENWOOD AVE DELONEY SOUTH GLENWOOD Jackson Hole ASPEN DRIVE 12 G Museum F 79 83 84 31 Teton County 19 L Historical Center 80 BANK TOWN 18 BROADWAY W. A 82 O 85 13 81 17 AVE PEARL S PARKING T MERCELL LOT NORTH MILLWARD • SOUTH MILLWARD TOWN OF C • R 15 16 • 33 89 OLD MILLER 88 POST 90 E 87 OFFICE E K PARK P NORTH JACKSON SOUTH JACKSON JACKSON 20 86 21 22 91 34 Teton ART - ANTIQUES - CLOTHING - GIFTS - JEWELRY County WYOMING 92 Fair & ELEVATION: 6,209 FEET (Letters in Circles) CLISSOLD Rodeo 35 1,892 METERS Alaska Fur Company - H Jackson Hole Clothiers - C Grounds MAP NOT TO KELLY AVE KELLY Baggit - K Jackson Hole Hat Company - G 38 WEST KARNS SNOW KING AVE SNOW KING SCALE Cayuse Western Americana - G Jolly Jumbuck Leather - L 36 37 FLAT CREE K DR © 2006 DanShelley Jewelers - I Linen Alley - Q 93 IVE Fighting Bear Antiques - N Mad River Boat Trips - R • Focus Productions, Inc. Hide-Out Leather - E Raindance Indian Arts - F & M • Hines Goldsmiths - D Teton Village Realty - J • Images of Nature - A Wild Hands Art For Living - P 95 94 40 41 TETON J.C. Jewelers - B Wild West Designs -O COUNTY START BUS VIRGINIAN LIBRARY The START Bus runs a full schedule BANK 96 for winter and summer seasons, S with routes in the Town of Jackson RESTAURANTS / CAFES / MARKETS 97 and to Teton Village. In winter, the (NUMBERS IN OVALS) 98 bus runs to the National Museum of 99 Wildlife Art/Elk Refuge Sleigh Rides. 42 Check schedules at bus stops for Anthony's Italian Restaurant - 76 Million Dollar Cowboy Steakhouse - 71 • SCOTT LN time tables, routes & fare Backcountry Provisions - 72 Mountain High Pizza Pie - 83 • information. 733-4521 100 • Q Barker Ewing River Trips -73 & 100 Nani's Genuine Pasta House & 44 Bar T Five Chuckwagon - 58 Enoteca Sicula Wine Bar- 69 TO: SPRING CREEK RANCH 101 POWDERHORN Blu-Kitchen - 79 Nikai Sushi - 68 BANK BANK PARK NEW ➔ Blue Lion - 81 Ocean City - 92 S S POST THE GRANARY & POWDERHORN OFFICE Bon-Appe-Thai - 89 Old Town Grill and Fish Market - 82 LANE Bubba's Bar-B-Que - 94 OYG - 60 AMANGANI Buffalo Meat Co. of Jackson Hole - 106 Pearl Street Bagels - 85 45 BROADWAY W. The Bunnery - 66 Pica’s Mexican Taqueria - 102 S BANK 102 U.S. Hwys 89 & 26 ALPINE LN Burke’s Chop House - 77 Quiznos - 106 • BUFFALO TO: HOBACK & Cadillac Grille & Billy’s Burgers - 70 Rendezvous Bistro & Catering - 103 • ALPINE JCTS. Chef’s Table - 100 Route 89 Smokehouse Diner - 67 46 49 ROCK SPRINGS, Chinatown - 98 Shades Cafe - 62 47 PINEDALE & Choice Meats of Jackson Hole - 101 Shogun Sushi - 87 48 104 SALT LAKE CITY HUFF LN Sidewinders Sports Grill & Tavern - 100 WYOMING HIGHWAY 22 103 MAPLE WAY Cowboy Free Range Meats -105 MEADOWLARK LN El Abuelito - 93 Silver Dollar Bar & Grill -Wort Hotel - 74 TO: • • U.S. HWY 89-26-191 • Snake River Brewing Co. & Restaurant - 90 TETON VIILAGE –12 miles • • • Eleanor’s Cuvee - 97 • • R • 43 North - 78 Snake River Grill - 64 WILSON – 6 miles 106 Gun Barrel Steak & Game House - 99 Stone Table - 98 J.H. RACQUET CLUB & Haagen-Dazs - 61 Sweetwater Restaurant - 63 TETON PINES – 6 miles Hong Kong Buffet & Restaurant - 96 Teton Steakhouse Family Restaurant - 75 GRAND TARGHEE SKI RESORT 105 Jackson Hole Playhouse & Saddle Rock - 80 Thai Me Up - 65 IDAHO FALLS Tobiano Culinary Center -104 Jackson Whole Grocer - 101 BERGER LANE Jedediahs House of Sourdough - 59 Trio - 84 GREGORY LANE SOUTH PARK ROAD SOUTH PARK Kashman’s Place - 91 Virginian Restaurant - 95 ROAD HIGH SCHOOL Koshu Wine Bar - 88 Wild Sage Restaurant - 86 Merry Piglets Mexican Grill - 66 2007 JACKSON HOLE DINING GUIDE 7 170 NORTH CACHE | JACKSON HOLE, WY | 307-733-9752 1/2 BLOCK NORTH OF TOWN SQUARE | TOLL-FREE 888-238-0177 LIMITED EDITION PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTS | POSTERS | BOOKS CALENDARS | ART CARDS | PUZZLES | MOUSEPADS | MUSIC www.mangelsen.com Summer Winter Dinner Wildlife Safaris Dinner Sleigh Rides An enchanting horse drawn sleigh ride followed by a hearty Western dinner at a cozy mountain lodge. ATruly Wild Dining Experience Includes: Combine the thrill of some of the best wildlife viewing and •Transportation from lodging scenery in the world with narration from our biologist guides, •Horse drawn sleigh ride add our delicious gourmet Safaris Style Dinner beneath •Hot & Hearty Dinner the Grand Tetons to make for a unique •Ask about combining an optional and memorable evening. For Reservations afternoon Wildlife Safaris with a biologist guide in Grand Teton National Park prior to your 307-734-4454 sleigh ride. ȱ www.grandtetonadventures.com 8 JACKSON HOLE DINING GUIDE 2007 secrets about Jackson Hole dining By Mike Calabrese Jackson has played host to presidents, vice presidents, actors, diplomats, sports gods, and every imaginable kind of eccentric. Here’s a little secret about Jackson Hole dining: it’s so good, so And fed them all–with nary a complaint, we might add. diverse, the locals brag about it when they visit other destination The palette that can’t be pleased in this valley really hasn’t hot spots. Why, sometimes, half jokingly of course, we even com- been created yet. Uptown, downtown, east side, west bank, visi- plain that they can’t match our valley fare. tors and locals who don’t find something here to satisfy a gusta- Jackson’s restaurant scene refuses to be stuffed into some clever tory yearning no doubt also look with disdain on trees, and food magazine’s niche.
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