Sidewinders Tavern

Your basic sports bar, but with quite a few taps, many of which were micros from Western states, but nothing that really stood out. A full plate of nachos was enough for five of us while we watched a Sunday NFL game.

OK selection on draught. Good service. Terrible terrible food. All four of our meals had zero flavor. Not a bad place to kill an afternoon if you’re not hungry.

Not a bad place to grab lunch or a casual dinner. The bar and restaurant are more or less the same. Food was above average, priced a bit high, but the beer selection was good. About thirty or so on tap with some nice regional selections and plenty of wellknowns if you’re into name dropping.

Stopped in around 8 pm with the family after a day in Grand Teton Park. The parking is upstairs, as is the restaurant & bar. We had to wait around 20-25 minutes for a table as the place was still pretty jammed. They have around 30 beers on tap with some Micros and Regionals included. Food was very good. The nacho appetizer was awesome. The kids had the pizzas which were also very good. About the only downside is the place is kind of noisy and the multiple TV screens didn’t help. They also do takeout if you give them about 45 minutes leadtime.

From what I heard while in Jackson, this is the best place for a variety of micros in the area. I think I agree. Inside is split up between a bar and a restaurant. Didn’t even look at the food menu, but a nice beer list. From the 30 or so taps, 2 were new to me. Some Odells and Boulder brewing stuff. Lots of other regionals, check the website for a list of fairly up-to-date stuff. Loud inside with lots of older/college types. No smoking, which is nice. Expensive prices and lots of TVs and airplane paraphanelia hanging about. I know, not the snake, the plane.