The Bunnery Bakery & Restaurant

Luckily got there early morning because the line quickly grew. It's a quaint restaurant offering fresh pastries and wide selection of breakfast meals. The sticky buns and cinnamon buns were great. The Cowboy Benedict was good too

The Bunnery in Jackson Hole hits all the right notes. We stopped in for lunch, and the club sandwich was stacked just right—fresh ingredients, perfectly toasted bread, and that satisfying crunch that makes you pause mid-bite to appreciate your choices in life. The atmosphere is cozy and relaxed, the service friendly, and everything tastes like it was made with care.

Super cute place! Slow service, smaller portion sizes than expected, most breakfast plates do not come with sides. We spent $40 for two people and we were conservative with our choices. They were out of gravy by 10:30. Food was good, French toast yummy, but overall kind of meh for the price.

Came here a few minutes before they opened on Tuesday and there were a few groups ahead of me. Got quickly seated. Ordered salmon eggs Benedict and oh boy it was AMAZING!!! On my way out, the pastry display caught my eyes and I got their Cinnamon Roll for the road. Ended up eating it while doing the Upper Geyser Loop at Old Faithful and it too was really good. Definitely recommend dining in + getting their pastries

In a sea of tourist traps, the Bunnery is a delightful restaurant for those looking for good food at fair prices. Jackson Hole is fun and full of interesting quasi gimmicky food joints, not that they’re not delicious, but sometimes you just want predictably good food that is what you expect and want it to be. We ordered the classic Bunnery burger with Bison meat, which was a little dry, but no fault of theirs because my girlfriend ordered it well done and thus devoid of moisture. It was cooked to order and as tasty as it could be in that condition. I had the breakfast burrito and it was filling and tasty. The best bite for me though was the huckleberry pie. It would be worth dining there just for pie alone. Don’t miss the pie. The bakery items also looked very nice, but can’t say much about that on this trip.