The Scrumptious Takeout From These 9 Wyoming Restaurants Will Make You Want To Stay Home For Dinner

There are times you just don’t feel like cooking, but also don’t want to put on something any more presentable than sweatpants and a baseball cap to go out to eat. When that’s the case, takeout is a lifesaver.

While you could simply hit the nearest drive-thru, there’s no reason you have to settle for fast food. Wyoming has a full roster of restaurants that will take your order over the phone, pack it up, and have it all ready to go when you arrive – and some will even deliver, bless their hearts. Whatever you crave, the menus at these 9 takeout-friendly restaurants are so scrumptious you’ll actually look forward to dining in.

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Chopstix isn't your typical Chinese takeout - it's an Asian bistro offering a variety of cuisine from Thai to sushi and, yes, including Chinese. Whether you're in the mood for curry, lo mein, or a caterpillar roll, the menu at Chopstix will satisfy. Word on the street is that the sweet and sour chicken is life-changing.

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If you're hungry for Tex-Mex, give Qdoba a call. You can order tacos, nachos, burritos, and bowls to go. The fire-roasted shrimp salad is a favorite.

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Bella Fuoco specializes in wood-fired pizza so crave-worthy, it should be on your speed dial as your pizza take-out go-to. Keep in mind, though, that, with a weekly chef's choice pasta special, it's a terrific place to get fettuccini, gnocchi, spaghetti, or Italian mac and cheese.

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As the name suggests, this takeout restaurant specializes in the tastes of Philadelphia. Their house-cut fries are a tasty side for all of their Philly fare such as hoagies, gyros, and hot dogs, plus, you've never tasted perogies this good west of the Delaware. Naturally, Little Philly's specialty is their Philly cheesesteak made with tender ribeye and topped with peppers, onions, mushrooms, and gooey, melty white American cheese.

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Sometimes you might want to order-in more than just good food. For those times when you want to take it up a notch to fine-dining, there's Roasted Bean & Cuisine. The menu is filled with gourmet delights such as paninis, prime rib dips, salads, soups, and pastas. The grilled Mahi Mahi with saffron rice comes highly recommended.

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If you love Thai, this is the only restaurant around that has the spice. The extensive menu includes the dishes you crave: Pad Thai, curries, noodles, and fried rice. The cashew nut chicken is brimming with fresh vegetables, cashews, and tasty spices.

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Have a hankerin' for Mexican? Call On the Border or even go online to place your order to go. They'll fill it from their delicious menu of Mexican favorites including enchiladas, tacos, chimis, fajitas, burritos, and more. Everything is ultra-fresh and flavorful.

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When soup and a sandwich is what you need, takeout from the Smiling Moose will hit the spot. They offer breakfast all day long, savory, hearty soups, chopped and tossed salads, wraps, and hot and cold sandwiches of all types. Ordering out is the perfect excuse to try one of the four variations of their signature sandwich, the Mo: a ground beef hoagie of sorts topped with a variety of cheeses, sauces, condiments, and veggies.

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As a bar and grill, Cutty's specializes in pub fare - and it's delicious. This is the place to order out pizza, Stromboli, and a variety of sandwiches, but their burgers and fries are irresistible.

Have you ordered takeout from any of these restaurants?

What Wyoming takeout joint to you call when you feel like ordering in?