Palate

Let me get started by saying this was probably the best restaurant i’ve eaten at while visiting jackson! I have celiacs so i needed all my food gluten free and the chef and servers were so thorough checking everything for me, which is so nice when it doesn’t feel like i’m bothering the staff, they were all so happy to help! Now for the food, i got the onion grilled cheese and i added steak, and i got a side of the tomato soup all gluten free! It was the most fantastic sandwich. The steak was cooked to perfection and just the flavors were all there without it being greasy. whether you are visiting or a local i would definitely check this place out, 10/10 recommend!

Wonderful lunch spot. Great view of the valley winter and summer. In the summer the patio is open and that’s just really nice. Later in the fall bring a jacket. Take a walk through the museum either before or after eating, you won’t be disappointed. Food is excellent as is the service. Sezai took care of us today and he’s a great waiter. I had the “Smash & Dash” this time but have been here numerous times and I’ve never ordered anything that wasn’t excellent. The restaurant is located in the main atrium of the museum, just walk in the front door of the museum and you will see it.

We had lunch at Palate today, and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The view is the best I’ve seen from a table in Jackson (loads of elk were in the preserve fields today and we watched them from our table) and the ambiance of the restaurant itself is peaceful. The food was surprisingly good, probably the best I’ve had in Jackson, other than King Sushi. Server Sebastian was friendly and informative. We will absolutely return.

Great food and wonderful service! The menu is fantastic. Many excellent options. Something for everyone! Beautiful outdoor seating option available.

This is probably the coolest, most unique spot I've ever had lunch at. I'm not even sure what to compare it to because it's literally perfect. It's max 10 minutes outside of Jackson Hole, but it's totally worth the drive. The restaurant is located at the National Museum of Wildlife Art, which is a great experience itself that you can check out after lunch or while you wait for your table. You can either choose to sit inside or outside, and of course we sat outside. The patio view had me at a loss for words. It overlooks the Elk Refugee and mountains in a distance. The view itself is worth coming here. The menu is close second. I started off with their Bloody Mary which had a pretty spicy kick, but that's the way I like it. It was served really tall glass, so I enjoyed it for the whole mea