Gift certificates/restaurant recommendations in Wyoming
June 20, 2009 4:09 PM   Subscribe

Wyoming Filter: My father is headed to Yellowstone Nat'l Park and Jackson Hole in a few weeks. I want to get him a gift certificate to a restaurant he can use in Yellowstone or Jackson Hole.

This has to be doable online, since I'm in Chicago.

He likes stereotypically "manly" food - steaks, ribs, etc. No sushi or vegetarian places. Recommendations?
posted by desjardins to Grab Bag (8 answers total)
 
The Shoshone Lodge has a restaurant, and they're right close to Yellowstone. It's been better than 20 years since I've eaten there, though.
posted by jquinby at 4:16 PM on June 20, 2009


Bubba's is good. They don't seem to have a website, but maybe you can call them and work something out.
posted by HumuloneRanger at 4:21 PM on June 20, 2009


Credit card gift card? Less specific, but he can use it many more places.
posted by procrastination at 4:32 PM on June 20, 2009


Best answer: There are no independent restaurants inside Yellowstone, they're all operated by Xanterra (and another religious operation I can't remember the name of) - who may sell gift certificates. They didn't when I worked there over ten years ago, but who knows if its changed.
posted by Unred at 4:38 PM on June 20, 2009


Response by poster: Xanterra sells gift certificates online. Thanks for saving Father's Day, Unred!
posted by desjardins at 5:38 PM on June 20, 2009


We always make a point to go to Nani's one night for dinner when we're in Jackson and The Bunnery for breakfast.
posted by BoscosMom at 9:41 PM on June 20, 2009


Dornan's Pizza and Pasta. It's in Grand Teton National Park and has the best view of any restaurant I've ever been to. (The view is the tetons.) I didn't see anything to indicate that you can order gift certificates online, but I'm sure if you called the restaurant you could work something out.
posted by crLLC at 7:07 AM on June 21, 2009


We recently very much enjoyed the food and the view at The Granary.
posted by killy willy at 3:59 PM on June 21, 2009


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