Snake River Grill

Steakhouse · Cody · $$$

The 1933 supper club that Cody rallied to save — reopened April 2026 after a full remodel by five local restaurateurs, steaks and live music and dancing back on the floor. A genuine piece of Wyoming nightlife history.

Mediterranean · Cody · $$

Family-run Lebanese farm-to-table that got a James Beard nod and a Guy Fieri visit — the last thing you expect in a rodeo town, and the best counterprogramming to a week of burgers. Hours are limited; check before you drive over.

American · Cody · $$

Buffalo Bill built this hotel in 1902 and named it for his daughter; you eat under the cherrywood bar Queen Victoria reportedly sent him. Tourist magnet, yes — but the prime rib buffet and the history earn the stop.

New American · Cody · $$$

Chef-owner Nathan Kardos runs Cody's most ambitious kitchen — seasonal menus, bison Bolognese, wood-fired pizza, and a strong brunch before the long drive to the east entrance.

Wine Bar · Jackson · $$

Wine shop and tapas bar in one — pick a bottle off the retail shelf and drink it at the bar with house-pulled mozzarella and Spanish-Italian small plates. Perfect low-commitment dinner after a long Teton hike.

Italian · Jackson · $$$

Handmade pasta and wood-fired meats at the Anvil Hotel, a few blocks off the square. The lively bar takes walk-ins when the dining room is booked out; closed for off-season mid-April to mid-May.