Roadhouse Brewing Co.

Roadhouse Brewing Co. is a Jackson Hole craft brewery operating two locations: the Pub & Eatery at 20 E Broadway right on the Town Square and the Taproom at 1225 Gregory Lane. The Pub serves a New American food menu alongside the beer; the Taproom is the smaller drinking-and-tasting room with experimental and rotating beers. The right fit is travelers and locals wanting a craft-beer-focused dinner with Town Square views or a quieter local taproom evening. The wrong fit is anyone wanting a quiet date-night dinner; the Pub runs lively, and the Taproom is a working tasting room.

Inside the operation

Two operations under one brewery. Pub & Eatery on the Town Square: full New American menu (smashburgers, chef-driven mains, wood-fired flatbreads, salads), a deep tap list with Roadhouse beers and rotating guests, full bar, and big windows over the Square. Open daily 11:30am to 9-10pm. Taproom on Gregory Lane: smaller, more casual, drinking-focused, with the freshest and most experimental brews on tap, including small-batch and barrel-aged options. Open Monday-Friday afternoons into early evening; closed weekends. Year-round operation at both.

Pub Dining Highlights: Elevated Bites at Roadhouse Brewing

Three reasons. First, the beer is genuinely good. Roadhouse has earned national-level recognition for several lines (the Wilson IPA, the saisons, the experimental sours and barrel-aged beers); the Pub serves the well-known lineup, the Taproom serves the cutting-edge work. Second, location split. Pub on the Square is the visitor-friendly stop with food and views; the Taproom is where locals taste through new releases. Third, the food at the Pub is real. Most brewery food in mountain towns leans burger-and-fries; the Pub's kitchen is more ambitious and consistently better than the format demands.

Other similar businesses

The peer set in Jackson craft brewing includes Snake River Brewing (longer-tenured local brewery with its own pub) and a handful of smaller operations. Roadhouse's lane is craft-beer-with-real-food on the Square plus an experimental taproom; the two-location split is the differentiator. For pure beer geeks, the Taproom is the call. For visitors wanting a Square dinner, the Pub.

How to plan a visit

For the Pub, reserve via OpenTable for peak summer or ski-season nights; walk-in waits at peak dinner can run 45+ minutes. The bar seats turn faster than dinner tables. For the Taproom, walk in during the 4-8pm window, Monday through Friday. Bring an open palate; the Taproom's pours change weekly. The Square location is walkable from any downtown lodging; the Taproom is on Gregory Lane and easier with a short drive or a rideshare.

A few tradeoffs

Three honest tradeoffs. First, peak-season dinner waits at the Pub are real. Second, the Taproom is a working tasting room, not a full restaurant; food options are limited (snacks, sometimes a food truck rotation). Third, pricing on the food side at the Pub leans elevated brewery; if you came expecting a $14 cheeseburger, recalibrate.

Word to the wise

For beer-focused travelers, do both locations on the same trip but on different evenings. Pub on the Square for a dinner-and-flight night; Taproom on Gregory for a tasting flight without a meal. The two pours from each location are different enough to justify the split; trying only one means missing half the brewery's range. For first-timers to Roadhouse beers, ask the bartender for a flight that covers an IPA, a saison, and one experimental.

Final take

For Jackson craft beer with real food and a Town Square address, Roadhouse Brewing Co.'s Pub & Eatery is the right call; for the freshest experimental brews from the same brewery, the Taproom on Gregory is the local move. Reserve the Pub, drop into the Taproom on a different night.

FAQ

Are there two locations?

Yes. Pub & Eatery on the Town Square (20 E Broadway), and the Taproom at 1225 Gregory Lane.

Are reservations needed?

Recommended for the Pub, especially in peak season. The Taproom is walk-in.

Is there food at the Taproom?

Limited; snacks and sometimes a food truck. The Pub is the food destination.

Are they open year-round?

Yes. Both locations operate year-round.