Million Dollar Cowboy Steakhouse

The Million Dollar Cowboy Steakhouse is a Western-themed steakhouse downstairs from the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar at 25 N Cache Street on the Jackson Town Square. The menu runs prime cuts of beef, dry-aged steaks, wild game (elk, bison), and seafood, with a deep wine list. The right fit is travelers wanting a classic Jackson steakhouse evening with a Western feel, families and groups celebrating an occasion, and locals showing visitors the iconic property. The wrong fit is anyone wanting a light, contemporary, or non-meat-forward dinner; this is a steakhouse first.

The setup

A traditional steakhouse format with Western-themed art deco interior under the famous bar. Menu anchors include Double R Ranch prime steaks, dry-aged beef, elk and bison preparations, prime rib, and seafood (including fresh fish flown in). Wine list runs deep enough to support special-occasion pairings; full bar with classic cocktails. The staff knows the menu and runs traditional steakhouse service. Open nightly for dinner, typically from 5pm.

Why people book here

Three reasons. First, the location and address. Downstairs from the iconic Cowboy Bar on the Town Square is a Jackson tradition; the after-dinner drink upstairs at the saddle bar is part of the evening many guests plan. Second, the steak quality is real. Double R Ranch beef and dry-aging show through; this is steakhouse cooking done correctly. Third, group-and-occasion friendly. The room handles family gatherings, anniversaries, and corporate dinners cleanly without compromising the meal.

Other similar businesses

The peer set in Jackson steakhouse and game-forward dinner includes The Blue Lion (continental American with rack of lamb signature), Snake River Grill (American fine dining), and the lodge dining at Spring Creek Ranch. The Million Dollar Cowboy Steakhouse owns the classic-Western-steakhouse lane on the Square; for that specific vibe with the bar combination, this is the call.

How to plan a dinner

Reserve through the restaurant website or Resy, especially for peak-season weekends. Walking distance from any downtown lodging. Dress is casual-elegant; nice jeans and a collared shirt work, hiking boots and athletic clothes do not. Plan a 90-minute to 2-hour dinner, longer if continuing upstairs to the Cowboy Bar after. For special occasions, mention at booking; the restaurant handles celebrations gracefully.

Menu Highlights: Steaks, Wild Game, BBQ, Burgers & Drinks

Two honest tradeoffs. First, peak-season reservations need lead time; build dinner into the trip plan, not the day-of decision. Second, this is a steakhouse format; lighter eaters and vegetarians have menu options but won't find their best Jackson dinner here.

Heads up

Make this a two-stop evening. Dinner at the steakhouse, then upstairs to the Cowboy Bar for a post-dinner drink at the saddle stools. The bar is one of the most photographed and most legitimately worth-the-stop spots in town; pairing the steak dinner with a single drink upstairs is a complete Jackson tradition that delivers without requiring two separate evenings.

The bottom line

For a classic Western steakhouse on the Jackson Town Square downstairs from a national-landmark bar, the Million Dollar Cowboy Steakhouse is the right call. Reserve, dress the part, and finish the evening upstairs.

FAQ

Are reservations required?

Strongly recommended, especially during peak season.

What's the menu like?

Steakhouse with prime beef, dry-aged options, wild game, and seafood.

Are kids welcome?

Yes. Family-friendly.

Is this connected to the Cowboy Bar?

Yes. The steakhouse is downstairs from the iconic Million Dollar Cowboy Bar.