Posted in Wyoming Food & Dining September 23, 2018 by Kim Magaraci

You’ll Love Dining In This Old Aircraft Hangar Turned Restaurant In Wyoming

Wyoming is full of history, and you never know what you’re going to find out here. In the small town of Bar Nunn, an old airport has given way to a full town, and the hangar has been turned into a locally famous restaurant! Visit the aptly named Hangar today for the best airplane food you’ve ever tried.

The Hangar was built in 1927 and served as the Natrona County Airport.

Today, it's a rowdy Wyoming sports bar, where you can find all sorts of history, and all sorts of good food!

The bright and industrial interior is welcoming, and you'll certainly feel at home here.

The restaurant features a full bar, with plenty of craft beers on tap at any given moment. Of course, you can order a *flight* and try a few.

The food at The Hangar is second to nunn! They're known for their outrageous sandwiches and burgers, so you'll want to come with a big appetitie.

Try the special of the day or order your favorite - whichever you choose, your tastebuds will be sky-high with joy.

At the Hangar, they kick Taco Tuesday up a notch, and that may be the best day of the week to visit.

In addition to killer food and a unique, historic location, the Hangar offers plenty of fun seven days a week.

Kick back with their inflatables and table games, or challenge your friends to an arcade duel.

No matter how you spend your night at the Hangar, you'll never want to depart!

You can find The Hangar at 1410 Prairie Ln., Bar Nunn, WY 82601. They’re open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, and 7 a.m. to 2 a.m. on Friday and Saturdays. In addition to serving up classic American bar food, they make delicious breakfasts that are so big, they fall off the plate! Any time of day is the perfect time to visit this quirky Wyoming restaurant.

Have you ever visited Bar Nunn? Tell us your favorite thing about this unique town in the comments below!

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