Jackson Hole General Store - Teton Village, Wyoming

Jackson Hole General Store

Located in the heart of Teton Village, Wyoming, Jackson Hole General Store is a must-visit destination for any traveler. With its rich history and authentic charm, this general store has been serving the community for over 40 years.

The store offers a wide range of products, including groceries, snacks, beverages, and outdoor gear. It's a great place to pick up essentials, grab a quick bite to eat, or simply enjoy the atmosphere.

Specialties

The store's specialties include its excellent coffee, delicious snacks, and ice cream milkshakes. Visitors rave about the fantastic 4-shot Americanos and the perfect deck seats to enjoy while waiting for the clouds to clear.

Delivery and Amenities

For those with mobility issues, the store is wheelchair-accessible, and there's a convenient car park nearby. Wi-Fi is also available, making it an ideal spot to catch up on work or plan your next adventure.

And for those in a hurry, same-day delivery is available, so you can pick up your purchases on the go.

Reviews

With 19 reviews on Google My Business, customers praise the store for its friendly service, wide selection of products, and comfortable seating area. While some reviewers suggest that the store could improve its online ordering system, overall, the feedback is overwhelmingly positive.

The average rating is 3.5 out of 5 stars, indicating a high level of satisfaction among customers.

👍 Reviews of Jackson Hole General Store

Anthony P.

5/5

Fantastic 4 shot Americano. Great grab and go snacks. Deck seats are perfect for waiting for the cloud cover to burn off.

Pushkar M. S. E.

5/5

Great shots of espresso and ice cream milkshakes too!

Tom L.

1/5

My wife and I needed a snack and found small bags of nuts (1.5 oz.) marked at $3.50 on the shelf. It seemed like an absurd price but we took 3 bags toward the register to wait in line. Two of the bags rang up at $4.99. We paid reluctantly thinking we had erred and afterward went back to tell the cashier they were marked at the lower price. She briefly acknowledged the complaint and went back to her work. We will not visit the General Store again and do not recommend.

S.M.

1/5

If I could leave zero stars I would. $10 for a small milk shake that was mostly milk. It was warm (gross) and had little chunks of The staff was rude and condescending when asking a couple of simple questions about menu flavors. They filled the cup so full that when you insert the straw in the lid the "milk shake" flowed completely over the top and down the sides. They offer you no napkins and seemed rather amused to watch you walk away as you are left dealing with a sticky milky mess all over your hands. If this the only place to get a milk shake in Teton village, and it probably is... stick with different treat or drive into nearby Jackson to get a shake somewhere else.

David H.

1/5

My group ordered 4 milk shakes and 2 ice cream cones and it cost $40. All 4 milkshakes tasted like milk. They mixed them until they were completely melted. By far the worst milkshake I've ever had in my entire life. The kids said the cones were average. It seemed like the employees didn't want to be there. The worst purchase on our entire vacation.

Paulette J.

1/5

I ordered a cappuccino and got a cup full of foam and no coffee. The staff were more interested in chatting and sitting on a mini refrigerator than customer service. Better spots in the village to buy coffee….

Deni P.

1/5

On Saturday, 09/12/2020, I stood at the door waiting to get in. They only allow 3 people at a time inside. There is a table with hand sanitizier, extra masks etc blocking the door entrance. I notified the employee I cannot wear mask due to medical and just needed bottle water and he said he couldn't serve me. I suggested that I would hold the mask out from my mouth, but the female employee said "you need to go out or I will call security! " in very intimidating angry tone. This was uncalled for. Ugly people in that store. Never again. Went elsewhere without any issue.

Christopher

1/5

It was $10 for two tall lattes. That's fine, I'm from Seattle, I'll pay that. But not when they taste like hot milk with no hint of espresso.