06/22/2026
Over the past several days, one thing has become abundantly clear:
We feel incredibly blessed to be part of this community.
Since sharing our announcement that we are exploring the future of Teton Sourdough Co., including the possible sale of the business, and suspending our regular lunch service until after Labor Day, we have been humbled by the outpouring of support, encouragement, and love we have received.
We knew our final lunch service before the break would be busy, but we simply did not anticipate the response we received.
In preparation for what we thought would be a busy few days, our family and employees worked hard to make sure the shelves were stocked, the soup kettles were full, and there was enough inventory to serve our customers. What we didn’t anticipate was the incredible response from our community. We have been overwhelmed in the best possible way.
Our children stepped in to help wherever they were needed, and our incredible employees once again went above and beyond.
We have been blessed with an amazing team over the years. We’ve watched employees graduate, leave on missions, return home, get married, begin careers, start families, and navigate both joyful milestones and difficult losses. We have celebrated with them, mourned with them, and cheered them on as they entered new chapters of life. The success of Teton Sourdough Co. has never been the work of one or two people. It has been built by many hardworking hands, and we are deeply grateful for every person who has been part of the journey.
Whether it was your first visit or you’re one of the familiar faces we see several times each week, every conversation, every kind word, every purchase, every message, and every shared memory has touched us more deeply than you know.
When we started Teton Sourdough Co., we hoped to create a place for good soup, great bread, and good food. We often say, “Good soup needs great bread,” but what we’ve learned over the years is that both are best when shared with good people.
We thought we were opening a small shop, but somewhere along the way we found a community.
As we reflect on these past few years, we’re reminded that you didn’t just support our shop, you supported us.
You celebrated milestones with our family. You encouraged us as our oldest son began his military journey. You showed us grace when life required us to close unexpectedly. You were patient through building repairs, illness, family obligations, and the many challenges that come with operating a small family business.
This past year, as Heather navigated the unexpected loss of her father, many of you extended kindness, understanding, and support in ways that will never be forgotten.
Time and time again, when life happened, this community showed up with patience, encouragement, and compassion.
For that, we are deeply grateful.
By Saturday evening, our family and team were simply exhausted and deeply grateful. On Sunday, we set the business aside and spent the day celebrating Greg for Father’s Day. We enjoyed a Father’s Day Sourdough Flight Box, a few leftover pastries and danishes from the shop, and most importantly, time together as a family.
It gave us an opportunity to rest, reflect on the incredible week we had experienced, and begin looking forward to whatever new adventures may lie ahead.
If you’ve been waiting for a response to a message or inquiry, thank you for your patience.
We have also been overwhelmed by the response to our announcement. The number of inquiries, conversations, and messages regarding the possible sale and future of Teton Sourdough Co. has far exceeded anything we expected. We are working through every message and inquiry as quickly as we can and will respond to everyone.
While regular lunch service is paused until after Labor Day, we are still planning occasional product drops and special offerings along the way. We don’t have those details finalized yet, but we’ll share updates as plans come together.
Many of you weren’t just supporting a local business these past few days. You were supporting our family, our employees, and a dream that became far more meaningful than we ever imagined.
Thank you for allowing us to be part of your lunch breaks, celebrations, conversations, friendships, and traditions.
No matter what the future holds, we will forever be grateful for the friendships, memories, and kindness that have come from this little shop.
From the bottom of our hearts, thank you.
❤️ Heather & Greg
Teton Sourdough Co.
