Gun Barrel Steak & Game House
Buffalo, venison and other exotic game are available at this unique steakhouse with cowboy artifacts. The Gun Barrel Steak & Game House, which is locally owned and operated, opened in 1993 in what had formerly been the Wyoming Wildlife Museum & Taxidermy. Menu items include sirloin, ribeye, prime rib, elk, buffalo and all the usual, delicious trimmings. Dinner only.
862 W Broadway in Grand Teton Plaza; 307-733-3287; jackson.gunbarrel.com
Mangy Moose
The famous Mangy Moose restaurant, known for its eclectic décor, is an eatery that most people put on their list of places to go while on vacation in Jackson Hole: “Have dinner at the Mangy Moose.” Check! The menu features plenty of choices for the carnivore in you, such as buffalo meat loaf, elk brats, venison chop and three sizes of smoky prime rib. Dinner only.
Teton Village; 307-733-4913; mangymoose.com
White Buffalo Club
The casually elegant restaurant at the White Buffalo Club is one of only very few eateries in Jackson Hole offering USDA prime steaks. You also have your choice of an astounding 1,100 bottles of the world's finest vintages to pair with your selection of incredible meat year-round and wild game in the summer. All steaks are butchered in house. Dinner only.
160 West Gill; 307-734-4900; whitebuffaloclub.com
Roadhouse Brewery Pub & Eatery
Roadhouse Brewery Pub & Eatery is centrally-located on Town Square. Choose from dozens of beers on tap to complement your meat meal offerings such as bratwurst, the hefty Roadhouse Burger, steak frites or a bison burger and steak and assorted sides. Lunch and dinner served.
20 E. Broadway; 307-739-0700; roadhousebrewery.com
The Kitchen
Tucked in just off Town Square, The Kitchen offers a refined, yet casual dining atmosphere, combining modern cuisine with a comforting twist. Appetizers include a pork belly-lobster slider and grilled octopus among other creative and decadent concoctions. Some entrees of the meat variety to choose from are the Kitchen lamb burger, Snake River Farms tenderloin and a bison ribeye. Dinner only.
155 N Glenwood; 307- 734-1633; thekitchenjacksonhole.com
Million Dollar Cowboy Bar Steakhouse
Inside the iconic Million Dollar Cowboy Bar is a gem of a steakhouse. Located downstairs, with key designed elements from the bar upstairs utilized throughout the restaurant, the Steakhouse celebrates the lore and history of the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. Appetizers include bison carpaccio, grilled lamb lollipops and cowboy lobster bisque and entrees run the gamut from cast iron ribeye to dry-aged beef porterhouse and elk tenderloin. Dinner only, 5 to 10 p.m.
25 N Cache; 307-733-1270; milliondollarsteakhouse.com