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The House of Sourdough was named for Jedidiah Smith, an 1800's pioneer in these parts. This local favorite serves sourdough hot and fresh daily. The log cabin restaurant is a quaint little place for breakfast before a fun day in Jackson. On the menu are waffles, sour jacks, wheat cakes, and French toast. Try The Road Warrior – two eggs, ham, bacon or sausage, and cheese on sourdough toast, served with home-fried potatoes. Talk about a jumpstart for your morning!
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In April of 1982, Nora Tygum established this quaint log cabin restaurant, and since that day locals have been thanking her for doing so. Nora's is home to some of the best breakfast food in the area. The peeled logs of the 1930s establishment and the fresh flowers on the tables create a rustic yet elegant and relaxed dining experience. The huevos rancheros are delicious, and the pancakes are incredible. Nora's is also open for lunch and dinner.
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Rusty Parrot
175 N Jackson St, Jackson, WY 83001 · 307-733-2000
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This beautiful, rustic lodge serves a delicious breakfast. The chef prepares a superb dish that includes strawberry crepes, omelets, steak and eggs, and bread pudding. It is not pleasing to only the palette, but to the eye, as well. Herbs and flowers adorn the dishes. Also, fresh flowers are on each table, and a variety of fresh fruits, muffins, juices and coffee is served in front of a roaring fire (season permitting). Enjoy your breakfast while gazing out over the mountains. Truly a fabulous experience! If you are not staying at the lodge, call ahead to inquire about availability.
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Shades Café
75 South King, Jackson, WY 83001-9223 · 307-733-2015
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This coffeehouse/restaurant is a local favorite for its hearty breakfast menu and relaxed dining atmosphere. For a nice yet casual meal, it's perfect. On the menu are homemade soups, salads, sandwiches, and Mexican dishes. Try their Italian sandwich made with foccaccia bread from the Wild Flour Bakery. When the weather warms, check out the smoothie bar for a fruit smoothie or java frosty. In the summer, dining is available on the deck under the shade of a large willow tree.
In the summer, dining is available on the deck under the shade of a large willow tree.
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Ask a local where to get a great breakfast, and chances are he will say "The Bunnery!" Home of the OSM Bread: Oatmeal, sunflower and millet bread. On the menu are omelets, Belgian waffles, huevos rancheros, French toast, muffins, and much more! The bread is baked daily. Be sure to pick up a bag of their mix to make at home! Get here early from June through September due to the early morning rushes.
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Located 1000 feet above Jackson Hole in the Spring Creek Resort, this gem of a restaurant is thought to be one of the hidden secrets of the area. Although the dining experience is wonderful, the scenery from within is absolutely incredible. The large windows offer views out towards the distant granite peaks. Don't be surprised to see birds soaring both above and below!
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