Dining at Grand Targhee

On the west side of the Tetons, you'll find a variety of great dining options all year long. Whether you are fueling up for a big day on the hill, taking a midday break from the mountain, or celebrating with the whole family, you'll find delicious food here at the Ghee.

The food alone is worth the short drive from Driggs, Idaho. The scenic cruise up Ski Hill Road ends at the resort's base, where you can enjoy indoor and outdoor dining, specialty cocktails, and of course a variety of tasty dining options.

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Powder Cache

Boasting incredible views, excellent service, and deliciously inspired high-end comfort food, the Powder Cache is the best-kept dining secret at Grand Targhee Resort and one of the best restaurants in Teton Valley.

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The Trap Bar & Grill

Pull up a chair and grab some grub at Grand Targhee’s local watering hole. If it’s après o’clock, head to The Trap for cold beers, famous nachos, and a laidback, local vibe.

Snorkels Cafe

Snorkels Cafe is found slopeside, ready to fuel your next adventure. Here, you can tuck into made-from-scratch pastries, Wyoming-style breakfast burritos, steaming cups of soup, and cozy coffees.

Wild Bill's Grill

When lunchtime rolls around, head on over to Wild Bill’s Grill for hand-tossed pizza, burgers, brisket sandwiches, and a host of other lip-smacking midday meals.

The Mother Truck

Need to grab something hot and tasty between laps? The Taco Trailer will get you sorted and back on the slopes in no time. Tasty tacos and burritos offer a little goodness to keep you moving.

The General Store

If you need a few bits and pieces, from wine and sandwiches to convenience store essentials like batteries and medicine, The General Store will save you a drive down into Driggs.

Discover dining options in the Teton Valley

Taste the very best of the Teton Valley, with restaurants, cafes, and breweries waiting to be discovered. There’s no shortage of delicious fare around these parts, so take a gander and head on down.

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