Haydens Post Restaurant Jackson Hole
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About Haydens Post Restaurant Jackson Hole
Recent Reviews
Great food and atmosphere!
Haydens Post may be the only restaurant currently in Snow King Hotel, but it doesn't rest on its location laurels. I love getting a table by the fireplace in the bar area or in the restaurant, next to a window for the mountain view. My dad had steak frites and said they were amazing (he wouldn't share:(), and I had the tuna poke bowl which was delicious, especially considering how far Wyoming is from the sea. We also really appreciated how attentive and fast the service was!
Family ski trip in Jackson WY!
We were a group of 8 and we went to a few different bars/restaurants in town during the past week. However, in the end we decided that our favorite spot was Haydens Post! Matthew was a fantastic bartender, funny, and a wealth of knowledge regarding the different things there are to do and see around Jackson. We will definitely be back to Snow King next time we’re in Jackson!
Haydens Post Restaurant Jackson Hole, located in Snow King Resort, offers a cozy and pleasant dining experience with beautiful views and a warm atmosphere. The restaurant is known for its well-cooked trout, juicy bison burger, and tasty happy hour menu, including loaded fries, smash burgers, and wings. The decor features log beams and antler chandeliers, creating a good ambiance. Service is generally decent, with staff that are kind and personable, often remembering guests' preferences and being very accommodating. The menu offers a variety of dishes, including wild meat sheppards pie and mixed meat pappardelle, which many find delicious and reasonably priced for the area. The outdoor seating provides a chance to enjoy the views, though there may be some bees. Recent reviews highlight the great food, friendly service, and impressive views, with one customer noting the custom drinks and table settings provided for a work event. However, some customers have mentioned that prices may be higher than the value provided, which is common in the Jackson Hole area.