Jackson Hole Coffee Roasters

This place is spotless.
They have alternative milks like almond & soy. This morning I ordered a double espresso. Sublime. They had 6 different sweeteners to choose from. If you know me… You know I like to have choices.
This place is a must if you’re in town. Such a quaint & chill vibe.
Husband said the breakfast sandwich tasted ‘healthy’.

The «up and at em» with bacon on sourdough bread was the best thing I’ve ever eaten. Ever. Organic coffee doesn’t suck either.

The coffee is delicious! My bagel came out hot and good. I love how they have the coffee beams and roaster right in veiw (it takes up a good chunk of the front seating area). The only downside is the food prices are a bit high. I haven’t had a sandwich yet and maybe the portions are huge, but I can’t say for sure.
I will definitely come back for the coffee, but maybe try some place else for a breakfast sandwich.

Super average latte. The shop is cool looking and a cool place to sit and work/​read/​eat. We did not order any food but a number of people were eating. There was no line and our drinks came out right away. I had a soy latte and I was underwhelmed. The end of it was grainy and the overall flavor was so so. They do not do latte art which honestly adds a lot of the artisanship to the espresso experience in my opinion. My partner said his iced mocha was «okay.»

The coffee was basically adequate. I ordered a mocha and it wasn’t especially chocolatey, and the flavor of the beans was not my favorite but I think other people might like that kind.
The service was good, didn’t take them long to wait on us, have a coffee done, and all of the amenities were there and by adding chocolate and cinnamon my drink got a little bit better. All in all it was fine I think others may like it, but I will definitely try the place down the street tomorrow morning.

I had a Latte and a breakfast sandwich. The sandwich had eggs, sausage, cheese, lettuce and tomato on sourdough bread. They were both excellent. The servings were larger than expected. A little on the high side but that is to be expected in Jackson Hole.

Pretty darn good coffee and friendly staff. You’ve got to try the home made baked goods.

A win! I loved their coffee and being able to watch the guy roast the beans. Very cool. They also had Almond Milk — which is fantastic! I do wish it was out with the other milks, though. The barista didn’t put much in my iced coffee and I really prefer about ¹⁄₃ of the cup to be milk. Service was quick and the barista was friendly!

Fastest Espresso in town, JH Roasters is like quick draw espresso compared to all other Espresso Bars in town here. As a local I appreciate how they make an effort to remember me and what I drink, many times even through busy summer season, my coffee may be ready by the time I get to the register to order and pay… whoa, now that’s service ;). Delicious pastries, pies, and cake rolls also! JH Roasters has become my new fave in town

Cute place right off of broadway that roasts their own beans. The coffee was good and there is plenty of seating both indoor and out to relax. They also have a full menu of sandwiches if you’re looking for lunch.

Stopped here June 2015 driving home from a long term work assignment on the West Coast. The rustic environment plus the roasts-​own reviews on here prompted me to try it. It was Monday around 9a and was looking to gear up for a long day of compressed sightseeing in Grand Teton and Yellowstone. Ordered a large latte and sat with the locals a bit to imbibe. It was okay, had a slightly burnt aftertaste from the milk. I unfortunately didn’t finish it because of this.

They’re breakfast blend and Moose Juice roasts were great substitutes for my usual Peet’s Coffee. I’m partial to dark roasts and usually drink it black. The coffee hit the spot, the homemade granola with yogurt was good and portioned large, but it was a tad pricy… probably cause it’s in the heart of Jackson Hole tourist strip. The only major drawback for me is that they close at 6:30 pm.

4.5 really. A charming café with very nice wait staff. The organic coffee offerings are worthy of the top coffee houses in the nation (and I’m not talking Starbucks). They source and roast the coffee beans themselves for sale. Offerings like Nicaragua, Ethiopia, and Peru are hard to come by anywhere, so kudos for offering this niche coffee in Jackson Hole.

Nice atmosphere. We stopped in early in a Sunday morning. Very few pastries to choose from, so we went with a waffle.
The coffee was ok. My man had a cappuccino which he didn’t love. I had a mocha that was decent. The waffle was tasty after scraping off the mountains of whipped cream. The blueberries & strawberries were a very nice touch.
Overall a pleasant, but very pricey morning breakfast. Now that I’ve been here, I’ll try another place next time.

Got an iced Americano, great price and all their coffee is responsibly sourced. Good selection, their juice bar looked AWESOME. I didn’t get any but I believe it was all real fresh juice from «real ingredients». Also their baked goods/​sweets looked fresh and tasty.
Though I only bought the Americano service was great, friendly, and answered my questions without being irritated; I’m sure they deal with a lot of difficult tourists so I appreciate their patience!

Really nice coffe shop. My friend stopped in because she skipped breakfast on me and ordered a coffee and BLT sandwich. She thoroughly enjoyed the sandwich. I wasn’t hungry because I just had breakfast an hour prior, but their strawberry cream cake just looked too delicious to pass up and I am so glad that I got it! The cake was moist and was so divine! The staff was super friendly and attentive that you hust have to give them a 5 based on service alone.

Hmmm … when to update a place that you don’t visit all that often, but that never lets you down?
Now, I guess.
Jackson, Wyoming, is well, an acquired taste. Sure, it’s pretty, but damn if it ain’t as upitty-​jumpity as an amorous bullfrog in June.
(Or insert your own Western-​sounding folksy phrase.)
But one can overlook the touristy aspects of the nearby town square, with its four (!) elk antler gateways (I don’t think they are real …), it’s $ 5000 fur coats in the show windows, and its obscenely large Eddie Bauer outlet, because at JHCR, the coffee is still done right: roasted one bean at a time, French-​pressed to order, espressoed con panna, served on high barstool benches with local notables ruling the tables at the window with their Ipads blinking and their high-​priced fleece vests lightly covered with fresh dust from the Moose-​Wilson Road.
But that don’t matter none, son. You can be as gritty and unshaven as a potty-​mouthed porcupine sleepin’ off a cold Wyomin’ winter, you’ll git yerself good service and good coffee and muffins and when you’re ready for the road again, Jackson’s elk antlers will be far, far behind, distant memories as you head off on your next adventure, to lava fields, camas prairies, mountain lakes, winding Snakes, whatever. You’ll be as happy as a hungry grasshopper in a Wind River meadow, you will. And amped and ready to hop on to that next green pasture.

This is my «must stop here» anytime I visit Jackson. Yeah, I know, it’s similar to Starbucks… but still much better and homey. They have a very nice variety of pastries and a multitude of bagged coffee blends to take home. If you ask, they will happily grind it for you too. Service isn’t overly friendly but always extremely efficient. Definitely stop here for a cup of joe, you won’t regret it!

T’was super nerdy fun to talk coffee with Stephan the roaster.
Also had a healthy breakfast granola that had me come back a second day on my trip.
Only notch against is that on my first visit I asked if they had a cold brew, and they didn’t know what it was. Maybe just one staff member but… coffee roasting place should know trending coffee styles.

Super tasty sandwiches and baked goods for a quick bite after a day of shopping! Watch the coffee roasting happening right in the dining area. Awesome rustic atmosphere too!