Gamefish
7710 Granite Loop Rd, Teton Village, WY, 83025
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Address :
7710 Granite Loop Rd
Teton Village, WY, 83025 - Phone (307) 732-6040
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Valet
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Dressy
Outdoor Seating : No
Has TV : No
Caters : No
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Louise P.
We were staying at the Snake River Lodge and had breakfast here everyday. The buffet is pretty good - scrambled eggs, bacon, elk sausage, french toast, pancakes, all of the continental items - the usual. They have great coffee but the juice could be better. The service was good each time and my coffee cup was never empty. The best part is probably the view of the mountains and horses right outside. I didn't try the Grab and Go breakfasts or lunches but they seemed like a great deal if you want to take something straight up the mountain.
(4)Michael M.
Servise was good. Appatizer calamari was almost unedible. Chewy and not well fried. I had the buffalo ribeye which was ordered medium and came out well done. For the price i would go anywhere else.
(2)Kent E.
The best golden and red beet salad I've ever had. I'll definitely come back! Ambiance isn't the best but we enjoyed watching impressive thunderstorms across the valley.
(4)Nate G.
I really wanted to give this place two stars, but I just couldn't discount it that much because the food was pretty good and the service left a sour taste. Here's my perspective... Atmosphere - pretty nice joint, although a little small, but felt the decor was nice and the tables were well set nicely. Food - overall the food was all pretty good, which is the positive end of this restaurant. Our group had a mix of fish (trout), steak (aged ribeye), and bison burgers, plus soups and a variety of salads. Everything was pretty darn good. Nothing was amazing, but definitely good. Service - sigh...where do I start. Our server had one other table than ours and everything took soo long. Literally one other table of two people and slow service. We ordered drinks and came out in about 8 minutes, than placed our orders...which wasn't too bad, but pretty slow. It is a ski town I guess, although the price would create greater expectations. The salads prior to dinner came about 15 minutes later, which were brought out by three other staff, which later comes into question why service was so poor. Main course took about another 30 minutes, while our empty salad plates and soup bowls sat in front of us, and our empty glasses of water. In fact, when a staff came with our main entrees she went back because our plates had not been cleared yet. Took forever to get our bill (45 minutes) plus we never got one refill of water, even after asking, so overall poor service made our group cringe. Overall - if you have 2+ hours to spend on a meal, the food is pretty good, but you may become frustrated with the service, especially if you see more than two tables seated.
(3)Dan K.
We arrived at the Snake River lodge and the Gamefish was all that was opened. The food was good but overpriced. Bowl of chili two burgers and two beers came to 76 bucks with tip. Much better deals around the village. The Chili was good as well as the burgers but not excellent. Would return only if I had to.
(3)Susanna W.
Tough meats and BAD service. SKIP! AMBIANCE: Low lighting for a lodge/romantic vibe. Patrons were generally older. SERVICE: Terrible. When we arrived at 8pm we thought the restaurant was closed because no one was manning the front desk. After waiting for a couple minutes and being generally confused, the hostess appeared and finally led us to a table. Our waiter was disastrous. Look, I know we look young, are dressed somewhat poorly (we were hiking during the day, but it wasn't so different from everyone else there), and are Asian, but that is no excuse for poor service. We were routinely ignored, and items were forgotten. Like a steak knife. How am I supposed to eat my tough cut of elk with a butter knife?! FOOD: Meh. - Bison chili ($10): Most delicious item of the night. Hot, spicy, flavorful, with nice chunks of tender bison. Yum. If the meal had ended here I would've been completely satisfied. - Bison ribeye ($42): Good flavor but very tough. Tasted like regular beef to me. - Elk two ways ($38): Good flavor, but again VERY TOUGH. I really had to saw at the meat with my butter knife. It didn't help that they clearly didn't cook the meat to my specifications (med rare). Why bother asking if you're going to overcook my meat anyway? OVERALL: I realize the meal will be pricier due to the touristy location, but come on. At least give me good service! Won't be back.
(2)Jennifer T.
Sea bass was burned outside, raw inside, probably not properly thawed before cooking. Trout was great though. Ragout flavor was good although pasta was strangely clumpy. Salads nice and fresh. Soup and cassoulet portions on the small side. Heard the breakfast buffet was not good.
(2)Kurt N.
I am very disappointed with this restaurant. We were staying at the Snake River Lodge, so we had our first dinner there. We were the only guests in the restaurant at 6 pm and still had to wait a full hour for our entree. The food was okay, but all the side dishes were cold. It seems that we were not the only ones having trouble with the food. Every single table sent at least one plate back to the kitchen and complained. They Gamefish offered a buy one entree, get another one free. This seemed like a good deal, however, they added a mandatory 20% gratuity and charged sales tax on the gratuity, which easily made up for the "deal". Their bar advertised a happy hour with a buy one get one free drink special on beer or wine. When we got the bill we were charged for both. So we asked why we were charged for 2 drinks during happy hour. The waiter told us that "you have to ask for the happy hour special or you won't get it." I won't got back to the restaurant and bar again. There are plenty of other good restaurants in Teton Village to spend my money.
(1)Meredith G.
Find somewhere else for breakfast. $20 buffet (hotel guest or not) with watery eggs, odd tasting potatoes and a stuffy atmosphere.
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