Welcome to Miazga’s,
where the food’s
homemade and
you’re family.
We’re serving up the homestyle comfort food and simple, classic dishes we grew up eating and loving at mom & pop shops back East. Our menu is part Polish, part Italian, and guaranteed to fill your belly and warm your heart.
Grilled Reuben
Burger & Fries
Meatballs & Red Gravy
Our Own Eclairs
Nonna's Meatballs
Grilled Brisket Sandwich
House-made Pierogi
Homemade Cannoli
Hot Spinach Dip
Full liquor license
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Keilbasa Plate
A Polish platter sampler, including our family’s top secret recipe for pierogis, housemade sauerkraut, & kielbasa.
Grilled Brisket Sandwich
We’re talking prime beef, braised low & slow for 14 hours, topped with sautéed onions, Swiss cheese, & horseradish sauce on griddled marble Rye.
Eclairs, Cannoli & Pie
Made fresh. In house. Every day. Definitely save room for dessert.
Meatballs & Red Gravy
Homemade (of course) and reminiscent of your grandmother’s cooking.
Chicken Alfredo
A true East Coast classic we’ve brought to the Wild West. Made to order & available nowhere else in town.
About Miazga’s
part Polish
Part Italian
pronounced /MIZ-guz/
Jennifer Miazga grew up working in her family’s bakery in upstate New York. Her father Joe proudly remembers his parents’ grit and determination as they started Hometown Bakery back in 1935. Over the years, the bakery expanded to include cake decorating and food catering, earning a well-deserved reputation for delicious homemade recipes and authentic Polish dishes.
Jennifer moved to Jackson Hole in the ‘90s, and proceeded to rack up 25+ years of restaurant expertise at various local favorites, including The Bunnery, The Blue Lion Restaurant, Jackson Cake Company, and Jackson Whole Grocer. Over the years, Jennifer and her father have built strong bonds with the town, the locals, and the food scene.
Opening Miazga’s Restaurant & Bar represents Jennifer’s longtime dream to start her own neighborhood restaurant and proudly serve the classic comfort food she grew up with. Here’s to food that fills the belly and warms the heart. Na zdrowie!
“Na zdrowie” MEANS “Cheers” in Polish
HINT: Pronounced /nah STROH-vee-ya/