Code Red: Mid-Day Happy Hour and New Menu Items

Since last summer, Code Red on the Town Square has become a local’s favorite for high quality, authentic Mexican cuisine. Their goal: to serve fun, funky and delicious food as quickly (or not) as guests can enjoy. 

Code Red

This winter season they have expanded their menu to include four different kinds of pozole, eight types of tacos, rice bowls and even more burritos. All of their food is made by hand in an authentic way, even the tortillas are made from scratch. 

Our favorite Code Red dish for winter: pozole. Pozole is a traditional Mexican soup/stew featuring hominy and meat, garnished with iceberg lettuce, radishes, onions, avocado and a toasted corn toastada. This dish is not to be missed, especially on cold winter days.

Code Red Pozole

Whether you’re finishing up skiing at the King or shopping on the square, check out Code Red’s mid-day happy hour. Every day from 3 to 5 p.m., enjoy half-off drinks and chips with dips. Even the margarita pitchers are half off!

More in the mood for tequila? On January 25 at 6 p.m Code Red will hosting a tequila pairing dinner. Tickets start at $95 for this special meal and tasting.

Code Red is open daily from 10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.

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Rayne Wikoff

Born and raised in Jackson Hole, Rayne has a passion for food and art. In 2022 Rayne received her bachelor’s degree from the University of Wyoming in Journalism and Graphic Design. She then made the journey back home to JH. Her fondest memories among family growing up is in the kitchen cooking alongside her father, a professional chef turned food salesman. Watching her father cook gave Rayne an appetite for all things food and cooking. Her favorites? Fresh pasta and warm chocolate chip cookies.

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