This Small Town Wyoming Hotel Has Some Of The Best Food In The West

There are hundreds of hotel restaurants in Wyoming, because travelers often end up hungry after traversing the wide open landscape! One in particular stands out as a historic restaurant that serves up some of the best food in the West. If you haven't been to the Wolf Hotel of Saratoga yet, you're in for a treat!

Saratoga's Wolf Hotel is a historic old-west saloon and guest house. The Wolf has been serving travelers and Wyomingites since 1893!

Walking into the dining room is like stepping back in time - you can tell these walls have seen a lot in over 120 years.

The restaurant boasts amazing appetizers to kick off your meal in an unforgettable way. The roasted garlic Old School Mushrooms are a must-try.

A more traditional balsamic, mozzarella, and tomato appetizer is also a crowd favorite.

Their entrees are all filling and flavorful. Burgers and sandwiches are perfect for a simple lunch or dinner with friends.

Like any good Wyoming saloon worth their salt, the Wolf Hotel serves up a mouthwatering prime rib.

Feel free to get a little fancy - they've got an elaborate menu featuring some unforgettable upscale dishes.

You will love everything you try here, even something as simple as a taco bowl! Fresh ingredients and an attentive kitchen staff make a huge impact on the dishes served.

Don't forget to save room for dessert - homemade cookie skillets, cakes, and pies are the perfect end to a perfect meal.

It doesn't really matter what you order here, it's all delicious! One thing is certain - you will want to make the drive to Saratoga for a meal at the historic Wolf Hotel again and again.

The Historic Wolf Hotel is located at 101 E Bridge Ave., Saratoga, WY 82331. The Wolf is open for lunch Monday through Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Their winter dinner hours are Monday through Thursday from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., and Friday & Saturday, they serve dinner from 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

The Wolf Hotel made our list of Best Small Town Restaurants In Wyoming, and you'll understand why after you fall in love with their hospitality, history, and food.