Where Locals Eat in Jackson Hole

Locals in Jackson Hole—the people who live here year-round and work in the service industry, ski patrol, or outdoor guiding—don't eat at the same places tourists do. They know where the value is, where the food is consistent, and where they can get a meal without running into a crowd of visitors.

Nora's Fish Creek Inn in Wilson tops many locals' lists. Yes, tourists have discovered it, but this James Beard-recognized breakfast spot maintains its local soul. The Wilson location means fewer casual visitors, and the food delivers. Under new ownership, they've added dinner service that's worth trying.

Rendezvous Bistro, south of downtown, is a longtime locals' favorite that flies under the tourist radar. The seafood-focused American bistro fare is consistently excellent, and the regulars at the bar have been coming for years.

For a quick bite, locals hit D.O.G. and Creekside Market for breakfast burritos—efficient, delicious, and priced for people who live here. The Virginian Saloon is the dive bar where locals drink—pool tables, cheap drinks, and no pretense.

Bin22 has cultivated a devoted local following for its wine bar atmosphere and small plates. It feels like a secret, even though it's not.