If you didn’t overdo your après drinks, hit the bar at Local Restaurant & Bar, a newish watering hole in town that draws a millennial crowd and whose skilled mixologist fuses concoctions like Orion’s Belt, with locally produced Great Grey Gin, genepy des Alpes, absinthe, and lemon. And Bin-22 is a convivial wine bar with high-top tables and counter (and a grocery) where you can taste from among a 500-plus bottle wine list or buy one to go (they also serve tasty tapas).

A modern take on the traditional Jackson steakhouse and bar, Local is situated on Jackson’s main square and is proud of its in-house butchery (serving dry-aged steaks and house-made sausages), a tradition the bar is keen to revive. It’s a great spot for people watching, and has 12 beers on tap as well as an extensive wine list, cocktails and a happy hour from 3pm untill 6pm.

Local is the rare Jackson spot with white linen napkins instead of paper ones. It might be the fanciest spot in town, filled with paintings on the wall by local artists and dishes made up of ingredients grown as close to the restaurant as possible. Even in a town dedicated to its meat, the burger here stands out.

This contemporary American steak house is located right on Jackson's historic town square and serves locally ranched beef, bison, and elk. Come for a fine-dining quality meal, but without the stuffy atmosphere. You may be sitting next to a member of the Jackson elite or a Wyoming rancher.

Try a burger and cocktail at Local; blue cheese waffle fries and a glass of pét-nat at Trio; oysters and bubbles at The Bistro; and several tapas plates at Bin 22 (with a bottle from the wine shop inside the restaurant). Or you could have… sushi in a mountain town?

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If you’re looking to enjoy some downtime in the heart of Jackson Hole, head over to Local Restaurant and Bar at least once while you’re in town. You’ll find this welcoming and cozy establishment at 55 N Cache Street right on Town Square, and it’s a perfect place to linger at the bar and enjoy beer, wine, and cocktails, or settle in for a full steak dinner if you brought your appetite with you too. The menu here has earned its reputation for excellence around its many locally sourced meats while the drink menu is equally impressive and creative.

Jiggy’s career spans from front of house work at The Mangy Moose, Koshu, Local and Trio, to back of house at The Rose and as the Executive Sous Chef at Maho Catering. He works closely with Kampai’s Chef Chris Massad (of San Francisco’s Akiko’s, Pabu and Nobu) to bring the concept to life. “Our goal is for the food to be the main focus, but want to ensure that each and every detail from space to cutlery lends to giving our guests that intended, curated experience,” said Massad.

Local is a modern American steakhouse and bar located on Jackson’s historic town square. The menu features both classic and specialty cuts of locally-ranched meats and game alongside fresh seafood, shellfish, house-ground burgers, and seasonally-inspired food. Local is reviving the craft of in-house butchery, with a focus on dry-aged steaks and house-made sausages, all paired with a wine, beer and cocktail list that perfectly complements the menu.

When you’re craving something beyond the usual burger, look to Local Restaurant & Bar, which is all about customization and where add-ons include brie and foie gras. Whether you opt for a beef, buffalo, steak, or veggie patty, it comes on a brioche bun, used because it has the density to absorb the patty’s juices and with the happy side benefit of making this burger travel friendly. You won’t get it home only to bite into a soggy bun.

If interested in a finer dining experience, consider making a reservation at the Snake River Grill, Local, Gun Barrel, the Kitchen, Gather, Trio, Blue Lion, or White Buffalo Club. Suppose you prefer to live life more impulsively or happen to find that most restaurants are booked up. In that case, the following locations do not require reservations: Silver Dollar Bar & Grill, Hand Fired Pizza, Snake River Brewpub, or Sidewinders.

A modern American steakhouse perfectly situated on Jackson’s town square, Local’s menu showcases locally-ranched meats and game alongside fresh seafood, house-ground burgers, and seasonally-inspired cuisine. It’s a perfect lunch, dinner or aprés spot to watch the action on the town square while in good company. From a housemade burger for lunch or a prime local steak for dinner, Local delivers on its namesake.

The Local, which is located in the same space as the deceased Cadillac Bar and Grille (R.I.P.), serves up classic cocktails and an assortment of craft beers along with the standby PBR on draft. Almost nightly, locals flock to this watering hole and on the weekends, stick around till midnight then head to the Rose or Cowboy Bar. Happy Hour: 4-6 (1/2 off cocktails, beer, and wine. $8 Burgers) localjh.com

Have dinner at Local Restaurant & Bar to enjoy some seasonal specials and chophouse staples. They have delicious add-ons like Herb Roasted Bone Marrow with grilled focaccia or Foie Gras Torchon that can be tacked on to any steak, in addition to plenty of buffalo on the menu and regular chops. You can try Buffalo Wellington or Buffalo Tartare, or stick to classic favorites like a juicy, marbled ribeye.

First up is one of the best-rated restaurants in Jackson: Local Restaurant & Bar. This modern and upscale steakhouse is most appreciated for its locally-ranched meats and game, and it’s in a prime location in Jackson’s historic Town Square. In addition to the extensive menu filled with steak, seafood, and other various entrees, you’ll definitely want to order a few of their fun and unique libations.

Local Restaurant & Bar: If you ask our guides what their favorite local restaurant is, Local will take the cake. Located on Jackson’s Town Square, this restaurant is a contemporary take on the modern American steakhouse. The menu features both classic and specialty cuts of locally ranched meats and game alongside fresh seafood, shellfish, house-ground burgers, and seasonally inspired food.

The name reflects exactly what chefs and owners Will Bradof and Paul Wireman envisioned for their restaurant. The menu features both classic and specialty cuts of locally-ranched meats and game and an abundance of locally-sourced products. Alongside fresh seafood, shellfish, house-ground burgers, seasonally-inspired food, and an extensive wine list, you’ll enjoy this night out.

Offering premium steaks and upscale American cuisine, this meat-heavy menu is a must. Offering some of the most professional and knowledgeable services in town, explore wine pairings and craft cocktails curated for each summer or winter season. If you enjoy a good happy hour and nourishing comfort food, check out the bar side of the restaurant for daily specials.

The menu includes buffalo wellington and elk chop, yum! All the meat is locally ranched but, don’t worry, there are menu items for non-red meat eaters too. Another menu highlight is the delicious sides… think truffled mac & cheese, mashed potatoes, crispy brussel sprouts, sautéed wild mushrooms, and more!. This is a great option for a nicer more expensive meal.

Nestled in the heart of Jackson’s Town Square, The Local is one of the newer restaurants in Jackson offering a contemporary take on a modern steakhouse. The menu features classic and specialty cuts of locally ranched meats and game alongside fresh seafood, shellfish and house-ground burgers. The Local also features an extensive wine list with 12 beers on tap.

Famous for its espresso martinis, Local is a slightly more upscale place that’s a tad on the pricey side. We went for happy hour and had a drink—for me, an espresso martini (of course!) and for Evan, a local sour beer—both of which were half off, not a bad deal. Evan also had the bar wings on happy hour, which weren’t oily like traditional bar wings.

Compared to other national parks around the country, Yellowstone has a lot of dining options. Inside the park, you'll find general stores, canteens, snack shops and even bars. Yellowstone is also home to a handful of sit-down restaurants, most of which are located by popular attractions such as Mammoth Hot Springs, Old Faithful and Yellowstone Lake.

Local Restaurant & Bar: A popular spot for locals and tourists alike, the Local Restaurant & Bar is renowned for its delicious steaks and burgers. Situated right on the Town Square, it boasts a lively atmosphere and is a fantastic place for people-watching. Don't miss out on trying the bison tartare and truffle fries during your visit.

It's not rare for art to be displayed in restaurants and businesses all over town, including Pearl Street Bagels, The Snake River Brew Pub, and Local Bar and Restaurant. Businesses in and around town have a strong ethic of supporting local artists and creatives, often times you'll stumble upon magic in the most unsuspecting of places.

Local has made a name in town for always being a great fit to the moment. Local is a modern American steakhouse and bar located on Jackson’s historic town square. The menu features both classic and specialty cuts of locally-ranched meats and game alongside fresh seafood, shellfish, house-ground burgers, and seasonally-inspired food.

The best burger in Jackson Hole, and perhaps all of Wyoming, is at Local Restaurant in Town Square. The Chef’s Burger gets everything right, from the locally ranched Wyoming beef to the tomato jam, bacon, and cheddar cheese. Its selection of whiskeys, beers, and cocktails will keep you satisfied throughout your meal and well after.

We enjoyed street tacos and fresh guacamole at the Merry Piglets Mexican Grill and elk chops and bone marrow at the Local Restaurant and Bar. Our girls especially liked the eclectic mix of merchandise at the Jackson Hole Toy Store, which features cowboy hats from American Hat Company and collectible plush bears.

Local – Local is a great dinner option and is a little fancier than all the other ones on the list. I got the Chef’s Burger and it was hands down the best burger I have ever had in my life. I know I sound crazy going to a fancy restaurant and getting a burger but there was so much flavor in that burger.

This is definitely on the Fancier side of things, alot of my couples reserve it for their rehearsal dinner. Contemporary chophouse serving a seasonal menu featuring locally ranched meats in a warm setting. Local also features an extensive wine list and an abundance of locally sourced products.

Local, on the other hand, has a similar menu and was the only other restaurant we reserved ahead of time. Also, you have to pay a $35 reservation fee when you book at both restaurants, which was new to me. I really enjoyed my dinner here — a filet with mashed potatoes and sautéed spinach.

Jackson is a steak lover’s town, and this swanky downtown stop is one of the best places around to enjoy a lovingly prepared slab of meat. The Local partners with area ranchers to serve grass-fed, hormone-free steaks. Trout, fried chicken, buffalo medallions, and an excellent (if…

Local Restaurant and Bar is a modern American steakhouse and bar. You will find it located on Jackson’s historic town square. The menu features cuts of locally-raised meats and game alongside fresh seafood, house ground burgers and other seasonally-inspired dishes.

Local Restaurant and Bar: If you want a fine dining experience and fantastic ambience, this is the place to eat. Located in town right near the famous antler arch and historic Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. Dishes range from a Buffalo Wellington to a Tomahawk Ribeye.

Keep the party going and make sure to visit the famous Million Dollar Cowboy Bar for live music, check out the iconic Silver Dollar at the Wort Hotel (and more live music), and Local – a great spot for dinner and a “local’s” favorite.

… Jackson Drug, Local, Pearl Street Market, Code Red, Roosevelt's, Hand Fire Pizza, The Bunnery, Persephone, Roadhouse Pub & Eatery, Snake River Roasting, Snake River Brewing, Silver Dollar Bar & Grill, Cafe Genevieve, or Pinky G’s.

Centrally located on the town square, Local boasts an historic horseshoe bar and high top tables perfect for sharing late night apps and local draft beers. There's also a tastefully placed big screen TV to catch sports events.

The Local: One of your “fancier” restaurants that is located right in Jackson Square. Make sure you make a reservation!. A modern style steakhouse with all the different types and portions of steak you could ask for.

Not long ago, two of Jackson’s most popular establishments, Local and Trio, simply closed down on Saturdays while others drastically reduced hours due to lack of employees available to serve hordes of hungry diners.

Local is located right next door to us and offers both classic and specialty cuts of locally-ranched meats and game alongside fresh seafood, shellfish, house-ground burgers, and seasonally-inspired food.

Local– One of my personal favorites for happy hour (4-6pm, half off drinks). A casual place to grab a nice cocktail and catch up with friends. These guys also have one of the best burgers in town.

Offering both a bar menu and a full service menu, Local has something for everyone. Don’t miss their specialty cocktails and truffle fries with dipping sauce!

Million Dollar Cowboy Bar: This legendary spot is perfect for drinks, dancing, and live music. It’s a Jackson Hole institution that should not be missed.

They are known for their burger selection (get the bison burger) but also offer great salads, chili and creative cocktails