Roadhouse Tap Room

"One of the biggest tourist traps in town. Their beer is ok but I always feel a little gross after drinking. I stick to their lighter brews like the Pilsner and it still doesn’t quite sit right with me. Food is absurdly expensive for the quality & quantity. 2/5. Location is good. Onetime I ordered a Coors Light here, it did not sit well with our server."

"We got to Jackson aroun lunch and were pretty hungry. After walking around the square, Roadhouse was the first place we saw. Im not a huge craft beer guy but the menu and hunger won out. Server greeted us with waters. I guess no ice is a thing out west. No biggie but took a little getting used too. Server wasn't overly friendly and didn't offer any suggestions. Asked about specials and he tossed a smaller menu across the table. Ordered a couple of beers. Not going to knock the beer because craft beers just aren't my thing. Food was ok. We got a bison burger with bacon jam. Ordered medium and came at correct temperature. Fries were good. Asked for some Heinz 57. They don't have any. Not a biggie but would have really set the burger off to great. My son had a regular beef buger and my buddy had the Elk steak and cheese. Both enjoyed their sandwich. Server was lackluster. Not very friendly but got the order correct and timely, but was about it. Price was pretty high for 2 beers and 2 burgers. $24 for Bison Burger, $22 for regular burger. 2 beers at $7 each was pretty expensive lunch. I'll take with grain of salt with location. If you're a fan of craft beer, give em a try. Food wasn't good enough for the price for me to go back. Server certainly didn't give us the vibe to come back and ask for him. Probably won't be back."

"Definitely worth the visit to the Tap Room! Beer prices are cheaper than the Roadhouse Brew Pub located downtown. The venue is small, but the staff is super friendly. Free brewery tour Fridays at 4pm! If you’re just going for the beers skip the Brew Pub and head straight to the Tap Room - plus you’ll get to pet Piper (the dog)"

"We were in Jackson as part of a long trip from Florida. We visited the historic town square, and found this restaurant close by for an early lunch. Good thing we did: half an hour later they were full. The menu was interesting. My wife had a Thai lobster roll, I had a salmon poke bowl. The salmon sashimi in a light teriyaki sauce came on fried wonton crackers, stacked four in the bowl. It was very good. I ordered a side Caesar salad too, but the salmon was enough. My wife liked her lobster. A big variety of beer was available. Lunch was about $52 before tip, we didn’t have drinks. Good time."