Wyoming’s iconic honky-tonk since 1937. The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar is located right on the town square in the heart of downtown Jackson
Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
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My wife and I stopped in here for some lunch while we were exploring Jackson. When we entered, the place was at about half capacity or so and we were told there's no table service...we could seat ourselves, but we'd have to place drink orders at the bar and food orders at another window, and the food would be brought out to us. We lucked out and actually did have a server come around to get bring us drinks but we still had to go place food orders at the window. The food did take a bit to come out as there were quite a few orders ahead of us, but it was brought out to the table. We just had some burgers and they were good. The overall atmosphere of the place was about what you'd expect from a western bar. I enjoyed it! The saddle barstools were quite a sight, and we tried sitting in them but didn't last long...they got uncomfortable quick. LOL. The bar does have a stage and a good sized dance floor...we ended up coming back later that night to catch a band that was playing and had a great time listening to the music. It got a LOT busier in there when the live music came in.
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We stopped in for a drink before dinner. We were served quickly and the drinks were great. The bar seating is all saddles which is cool, except if you're wearing a dress like my wife. She chose to just sit side saddle but it wasn't the most comfortable. There are a few pool tables and a really cool vibe.
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The place is very eye-catching and authentic, with cowboy-style decor that makes it unique. I loved the saddle-shaped bar stools, where you can sit and enjoy your drink. It's a very popular spot, but even so, I didn’t have to wait long to get in. I ordered a local beer, which was delicious. The music was good and added to the overall atmosphere of the place. However, there was one thing I didn’t like: the waiter who served me seemed bothered when I asked him something, and his attitude became a bit hostile. Other than that, everything else about the bar was a good experience. Definitely a spot you shouldn’t miss if you visit Jackson.
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We visited this restaurant last night and I must say the experience was very positive. You can’t make reservations, but when we arrived, we had no trouble finding a table. The venue features four pool tables, providing a fun way to pass the time before or after dinner. There’s also a very distinctive wooden bar, decorated with antlers above it. The seating is designed like cowboy saddles, adding to the authentic Western atmosphere, which is mostly frequented by people dressed in cowboy attire. As for the drinks, prices are slightly above average. When you head down to the actual dining area, the ambiance shifts dramatically, becoming much more elegant. Here too, prices are on the higher side, but they are fully justified by the excellent quality of the ingredients and the care put into both the presentation and the substance of the dishes. Both visually and in terms of flavor, the food was outstanding. For the first time since arriving in the United States, I can honestly say I ate exceptionally well: they truly know how to cook. I had a duck filet with blueberry sauce, while my dining companions chose steaks, which were also of excellent quality. The wine list is quite good, offering a selection of Italian and French wines. Although the prices are a bit steep—likely influenced by recent political tariffs—the quality of the wine was excellent. In conclusion, it was a wonderful experience, and I would happily return.
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This place lives up to its iconic name. The basement serves as a fancier sit down restaurant with plenty of steak options while the upstairs includes live bands and a typical saloon Wild West setting. Weekends are very busy and if you dine at the restaurant, you can free entry to the bar upstairs (and can skip the line). We had a reservation but we still had to wait an additional 30 minutes to our table being ready for a party of 8.

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