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Roadhouse Brewery Celebrates Launch, Craft Beer Week

Jackson Hole has about one brewery for every 7,000 people. And if you factor in breweries from the region, there’s about one for every 3,000. That’s what I call well served. And to celebrate all that’s brewing in our local beer community during American Craft Beer Week, the valley’s newest brewery, Roadhouse Brewing Co., is [...]

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Get Ready for Cinco de Mayo, Derby Day

In honor of Cinco de Mayo on Sunday, we’re resurrecting one of our most popular Ask for It recipes, just in time for your weekend menu planning — the Bartenders Margarita from The Silver Dollar Bar. And if you’re looking for things to do this weekend, remember that the Latino Resource Center is hosting a [...]

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Sign up for the Chili Cook-Off

Do you think you make the best chili? Is it better than, say, the Kick Ass Chili made by Terry King from the Town Square Tavern? Tastier than Vom Fass owner Kim Weiss’s creative concoction? Then put your skills to the test May 19 at the The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce’s High Noon Chili [...]

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Delight By Design — Al Fresco Entertaining

Ski season is officially over, and mud season has sadly begun. It is the perfect time to daydream about summer in the mountains and prepare for al fresco entertaining season. From a colorful bocce set to simply chic firewood storage, these pieces will have you ready to entertain in style when the snow melts. 1. [...]

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Don’t Miss Locavore’s Nigh Out

Looking for something to do this weekend? The Locavore’s Night Out is once again upon us, which means summer is right around the corner. From 5 to 9 p.m. Friday, Slow Food in the Tetons hosts its annual event at the Wildwood Room in Victor. Admission is $10 admission ($5 admission, plus a $5 suggested donation [...]

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Spring Off-Season Specials

Ski season may be ending this weekend, and, yes, it may be raining outside. But off-season dining specials are starting again. That means it’s time once again for our list of deals. Check our events calendar (click on the red tab) for a comprehensive list of who is open, who is closed and who has great [...]

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Eat, and Decorate, With Your Bourbon

With all the hype surrounding the launch of Wyoming Whiskey in December, it might have gotten lost that lots of businesses are actually doing other things with the bourbon. Like eating it. And decorating with it. So we were curious to find out about all the ways the whiskey and its bottles and barrels are [...]

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Tea Service to Start Your Weekend

If you’re anything like a lot of people I know (okay, myself included), when 5 p.m. on a Friday rolls around, you’re ready for a happy hour glass of wine to decompress from the week and kick off the weekend. So it was a nice change of pace to belly up to the bar with [...]

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Ortega to Take Over Cafe Bean

Guess what all you south of townies? You might have to start biking to work a bit more. Master Chocolatier Oscar Oretega is moving into your neighborhood and taking over Cafe Bean in Rafter J. Ortega, who owns Atelier Ortega and cocolove, will be reopening the Rafter J restaurant one all the permits and paperwork [...]

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Mountain Roots Makes its Debut

A new Jackson-based food company is making it that much easier to eat locally. Mountain Roots launched its new line of crackers, cookies, teas and more last week. The company, founded by Mimi Slaughter, Bob Arndt (the former owner of Jackson Whole Grocer) and Mary Speyer, uses local culinary artisans and farmers to produce small [...]

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It’s Time to Apres Ski

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Art in Restaurants — A Sensory Experience

Restaurants in Jackson Hole are teeming with art. This is what Dishing realized while reporting the article, “Appetites for Art,” for the current issue. With this bounty in mind, we begin a semi-regular column about the pairing of art and restaurants. This first one comes from Katy Niner, who wrote the article for the current [...]

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