Time for a Tasty Treat

Don’t miss these Jackson Hole desserts!

Dessert is the last (and sometimes best) part of any meal, and these restaurants around Jackson Hole have put the icing on the cake. Join us on a sweet journey of the most unique and flavorful sweet treats through the valley.

Matcha Blondies at Kampai

Blondies are always delicious and the green tea spin Kampai has put on their’s is unforgettable. They are made with white chocolate chips, macadamia nuts and served with a strawberry matcha sauce.

Local’s Chocolate Budino 

Budino is Italian for pudding but this thick chocolate version is similar to a mousse. We have dreams about this decadent dish topped with whipped cream.

Zeppolini at Glorietta

Hot Italian donuts with a winter sugar spice and served with an apple cider reduction? That’s exactly what Glorietta has done with their zeppolini. Sign us up!

Banana Cream Pie at Cafe Genevieve

Banana cream pie is a classic and Cafe Genevieve offers up a traditional one with a twist. Their version is made with a bananas, homemade vanilla wafers and a delicious cream center.

Cafe Geneieve

Churro Bowl at Hatch

Who doesn’t love churros? Hatch might take the cake (and we mean churro) on this one with their churro bowl. The base is warm freshly made churros topped with locally made Cream + Sugar ice cream, caramel and fudge sauce.

Fried Ice Cream at Merry Piglets

Vanilla ice cream rolled in a cinnamon mix, fried and then topped with whipped cream, toasted coconut and a thick chocolate sauce. You have us drooling over this fried ice cream at Merry Piglets.

Chocolate Truffles at Atelier Ortega

Artisan chocolate lovers will find heaven at Atelier Ortega with their handmade unique truffles. The varieties and options are endless, but our favorite might be the Wyoming Whiskey truffle.

Jackson’s culinary scene extends past savory delights and into sweet indulgences around town. Make sure to always save room for dessert as this may just be a dessert lovers paradise.

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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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