La Cabana Del Tequila

We are visiting the area and the restaurant we’d planned to go to was unexpectedly closed, so we scrambled for another option in this small town. We had no expectations walking in, but the food was delicious. The restaurant was completely full and the wait for our food was a little long, however, the dishes were all fresh and clearly house made. It was some of the best Mexican I’ve had outside of Mexico. Delicious!

Came across this heading south of the Tetons this restaurant and town was a great breath of fresh air from the Resort towns to the north like Jackson that feel like a traffic stop by the Tijuana Police Department anytime you pull off the highway and go somewhere. I Ordered the enchiladas plate with shrimp, was fire and reasonably priced. Orange and green salsa bomb too.

The flavor of the dishes is excellent. The folks who own and run the place are friend/family people that I enjoy seeing every time I stop. I try to buy dinners for the family on Fridays or when I just want a quality meal with massive portions and a reasonable price. These guys nail it. Dan-Dan the Maintenance Man

Stopped in for lunch when I had some family in town. We got seated in front of the TV playing unreasonably loud mariachi music. We were the only people in the place and our waitress disappeared for a significant amount of time so to be able to hear each other talk, I hopped up and turned the volume down a bit. Out of nowhere the waitress appears and scolds me for touching the volume, mind you I didn't change the channel or turn off the TV just lowered the volume to a level that allowed conversation at our table. We were moved to a portion of the restaurant without music because "this section has music, that section no music" but there were only tables designed for 3 people in our new section and there were 4 of us so we had to sit with our elbows touching to fit at our new table (still nobody else in the place). Needless to say we will not be returning after this experience.