Eleanor’s Bar & Grill

The food is beyond amazing!!! My husband and I decided to eat here after finding it on Unilocal and noticing that it had 4 stars, but we definitely wanted to try it after looking up the menu online. We enjoyed Sunday brunch at Eleanor’s and it was delicious. I had the verde & chorizo breakfast burrito. The flavor was indescribable. So so good!!! My husband had the philly omelet with griddle cakes. I tried his griddle cakes (pancakes), they were delicious. I didn’t try his omelet because I was stuffed from eating ½ of my burrito (it’s big!) but he said there was so much flavor in his omelet. You could taste each flavor individually — eggs, cheese, steak, peppers… The same goes for my burrito — cheese, peppers, chorizo, verde, egg… I’m so stuffed and it was so worth it. I do have to say, this is located inside a bar and even though my husband and I don’t frequent bars, it was totally worth it.

Legit atmosphere that has a sophisticated man cave feel to it. Staff is professional, friendly, and willing to adjust channels to show the game you’re wanting. Food and drinks are solid and reasonably priced. Free peanuts on the table, dart board, music on point, and all around awesome place to be. 5 stars.

This is a great locals place. The food is basic, I’m fond of the chicken wings and I love the lobster club sandwich. The happy hour prices are great…½ price beers and drinks. It gets packed during happy hour and every table has a bucket of peanuts. It’s a fun place to hang out with friends after work.

Absolutely delicious. We are from STL and we love it here. Very laid back and chill place.

We frequented Eleanor’s, a local bar, after we were turned on to it by a bartender at the Blue Heron at Jackson Lake Lodge, Grand Teton Natl Park. We were treated like locals, even though we are from RI. The place is fun, relaxing, and full of interesting people. You even have a chance to win money, which a now friend did and was nice enough to by the bar a drink! (Thanks NP!)
Food is good. Wings are great. Get the hot sauce. Bartenders really nice. Prices are awesome, too. We really miss this place. And we’ll be back for sure!

Second times here within two weeks. Food is very good and casual environment. So tasty and comfortable space to relax chat with your friends. Both times our server Jeff and Jason are awesome! Photo speaks thousand words. We order jumbo wing honey chilly garlic wing (second time) is a bomb! Lobster roll is very big portion for $ 14 with avocado and veggies in it which I requested something light for the night. My friend loved his spaghetti as well. Will be back.

Awesome little place we were lucky to find in our dining guide. I ordered the mac and cheese with bacon and it was well worth it. I ate it as my meal and it was filling enough and delicious. I was also able to steal a bite of a family member’s fish and chips and that also tasted great, also took a bite of the southwest chicken salad and another hit! Staff was friendly, and I love me a sports bar atmosphere. Wanted to go back before we left town but it was Sunday football and the place was packed, we’ll definitely be back our next trip out there.

Reviews for this place tell the story. Bad service… Had to walk up to the bar to get someone to come to the table (I actually asked if we were supposed to order as at the bar). Wings were very good. Gyro had a lot of meat but the Taziki (spelling??) was off and veggies were cut a little too large for a sandwich. Cheese steak was okay. Just not a fan of wiz cheese style. Took 15mins to get the check… Service was so bad I saw at least 4 tables come it eat some comp peanuts on the table and leave because they could not get someone to come to the table. Place had promise just gotta get the service down…

It’s almost worth going to this place just so you can walk through a liquor store to get to the bar. There is zero chance I would have discovered this place if not for Unilocal.
Anyway, you go past all the bottles of booze to find a cool bar in the back. When I was there, Jason the bartender seemed to be the only employee. And he seemed overwhelmed. Despite getting zero help from anyone else, he served tables and tended bar. Well done, Jason.
I ordered the bison burger with bacon and a side of tater tots. Everything was delicious, although I thought the bacon was dry and overcooked.
This is also the kind of place where you can eat peanuts and chuck the shells on the ground. So, you know, casual.
Eleanor’s is a pretty good place to whet your whistle and grab a bite after a long day hiking at Grand Teton. Check it out.

Best wings in Jackson — ask for my favorite buffalo/​teriyaki (buffyaki).
Usually have a decent IPA on tap with plenty of other domestics/​imports/​micros in the fridge. Never had a bad dining experience there and I go there at least once a week.

We discovered this fun place with tasty food thanks to Unilocal!The service was very good on a Wednesday early evening. The place is a bit hard to find, but that is what keeps the prices lower. It is in the building behind the main one off the street. The front is a place for liquor sales, but walk to the back, and you will be welcomed by a fun looking open layout bar. They didn’t have elk the day we visited, which was disappointing, but the bison burgers were outstanding, cooked just as we like them. Definitely will come again.

This place had awful service. They made us write out our own orders. Add up our own bill… then added 18% gratuity onto the bill. Gratuity is for good service and that is not what we received.

Love this place $ 1.25 coors light on happy hour. Best wings in town.

Awful. Waited for thirty minutes to get no service or even be acknowledged even when there was only two other people in the place.

I went there for lunch with my mom on a Friday. There were a few other people in the restaurant, but it was not busy. Our food took over 45 minutes to be served. My mom ordered a giant chicken enchilada and I ordered a steak quesadilla. My mom was brought what looked like a giant burrito, with steak in it. I was brought a chicken quesadilla. The food was fresh, but not what we ordered. Since it took so long to get, it wasn’t worth it to try and correct our order. The quesadilla was really cheesy and had a great flavor. The salsa and sour cream was served in small cups on the side and I ran out when I was only ½ way done. The waiter was nice, but never checked on us after bringing the food to the table. We had to waive him down to get the check.

Good sports bar. Must go through liquor store to find it. Peanuts on the table and you throw the shells on the floor. Good wait service and tons of TVs. I was not overly impressed with the food (typical sports bar food) but to grab drinks and catch a game — good spot. Our table ordered lasagna, fish & chips, cheeseburger & nachos. Like I said they were all fine but very greasy and huge portions — typical bar food. We had a good time here.

Great local spot! A few locals recommended this place to watch the playoff games. Buffalo wings were superb– great service and lots of tv’s — it did not disappoint.

I apologize for everyone who would assume keep this place a local secret. The cat was let out of the bag today by a local woman who said this is her favorite place for happy hour in Jackson. I can now see why.
My husband and I were visiting from San Francisco, which is the land of tasty food and beverage, so we are a bit picky when it comes to our taste buds. At Eleanors Again, happy hour starts at 5pm and includes 2 for 1 drinks. I had the Pink Slipper, which was vodka, St Germain, fresh squeezed grapefruit juice and a splash of cranberry served up. My husband had a house margarita, rocks, salt. Both were incredible.
For food, a bucket of peanuts are on every table with shells adorning the floor below. We ordered the chicken wings with chili-​honey sauce (which apparently were voted the best in Jackson) and the macaroni and cheese add lobster. Both were great. The wings were flavorful and crispy with a perfect balance of spice, sour and sweetness. The mac was creamy and full of big chunks of lobster. We were both starving when we entered and stuffed when we left.
The vibe is bar, nothing fancy, but clean. The spot is hidden behind a liquor store.
Another piece of info that is notable… shake-​a-​shift. They take five dice in a cup, like yahtzee, and for $ 1, you roll. There are rules for different rolls, but basically, if you roll 5 of a kind, you win the jackpot, which increases with every shift. Each customer can only roll once per shift. Tonight, the jackpot was at $ 972. We did not win. Be aware that if you are a visitor, you only get 50% of the pie, but for a buck, you could do worse.
Last, but certainly not least, our service was impeccable. I am sorry I did not get our server’s name to acknowledge him here. He was friendly, knowledgable and a mean mixologist.
We only tried a couple of items, but if those are representative of the rest of the menu, you will not be disappointed. I recommend this place wholeheartedly if visiting Jackson.

Worst bar I have been to my entire life. I don’t get how two people gave them 4 stars. Bar sucks the service sucks their food suck everthing sucks in this bar. Poor management less staffed. The staff looked like they hated their jobs.

FUNKY! You know you are gonna have an experience when you have to travel through a liquor store to get to the restaurant! Eleanor must have thought of the restaurant after she built the liquor store… or…there has to be a story there.
Start off your night with peanuts on the tables… shells, discard to the floor please. The servers are friendly, attentive and on the ball. The food was very good. I was surprised at how extensive the menu was. We ordered fish and chips, barbeque pork sandwich, meatballs, club sandwich and these indian (slurpy not casino) popovers (can’t remember the name of them) and everything was delicious!
Two for one beers when we were there. Check it out next time you’re in Jackson.