‘Biscuit Bar’ brings dog bakery and human cafe to Jackson
JACKSON, Wyo. (KIFI)– Biscuit Bar, located at 174 North King Street in Jackson, is offering a unique twist on the traditional coffee shop by combining a cafe experience with a dog bakery.
Biscuit Bar was opened by Lona Williams and Hope Reiners, who says nutrition was one of the biggest considerations when developing the concept of the cafe. They wanted to give pet owners more information about what goes into their animals’ food while offering treats made with quality ingredients.
“We feel like this is a space that hasn’t been done really anywhere. We’ve been to dog bakeries all across the country and haven’t found anything that’s mixing the dog bakery with the cafe and still has it kind of an elevated feel to it and has treats for humans, treats for dogs and gifts for your dog, gifts for your friends, gifts for you, that kind of thing,” Williams said.
Williams’ and Reiners’ story began in Los Angeles, and decided to create dog products out of their passion for animal wellness.
“We met about 10 years ago doing an animal event in LA. And Hope was tired of designing, and I’ve been a writer for so many years on sitcoms, and I (was) sick of it,” Williams said.
Customers can stop in for lattes, cappuccinos, matcha and freshly made treats, while their dogs can enjoy menu items of their own, including bison sliders and “Fetch” fries.
The Biscuit Bar also offers gifts and products for pets and their owners, making it a place for customers to shop, relax and spend time with their dogs.
“We want a place for people to come and feel good with their animals and sit, just having a cup of coffee and getting dog treats is perfect,” Reiners said.
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