Posted in Wyoming
December 27, 2016
10 Irrestible Restaurants That Define Wyoming
Wyoming has many great restaurants, but some are truly representative of Wyoming.Here are 10 that we think define Wyoming just perfectly.
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Tumblin' Tumbleweeds has that Western flair and plenty of good Western grub, too. The chicken fried steak is tasty, as well as the other chicken dishes and steaks. 240 Bear River Drive, Evanston.
This cozy little restaurant in Hawk Springs serves up some delicious steaks and ribs. Save plenty of room for some homemade pie! 225 US Highway 85, Hawk Springs.
This little restaurant in the Hoback Basin is a log cabin serving up the tastiest Western fare you can imagine. The menu is full of a diverse range of offerings, but you really have to try the steak here. 13882 US Highway 189/191, Bondurant.
When you want upscale dining in Wyoming, you head to Cheyenne to Wyoming's Rib and Chop House. Huge, tender steaks prepared perfectly every time. 400 W. Lincolnway, Cheyenne.
Wyomingite's aren't typically fancy folks. We love a good cafe, and J.'s Prairie Rose never fails. The chicken fried steak is soooo good. 410 S. 2nd Street, Laramie.
Iconic Wyoming food doesn't always come from a cow - Gun Barrel Steak and Game House's menu includes more than just steaks (which are tasty, too). Try the elk medallions, pictured here, or the bison. 862 W. Broadway Avenue, Jackson.
Fire grilling makes these steaks taste like they came right off your backyard grill. 6100 E. 2nd Street, Casper.
This neighborhood joint serves up sold steaks and some delicious corn bread muffins. 201 Broadway, Sheridan.
This no-frills joint serves up tasty buffet fare at large, communal tables. The live music is amazing! 1910 Demaris Drive, Cody.
The sirloin at Coyote Creek is delicious, and they also have some awesome seafood. 404 N. Street, Rock Springs
What is your all-time favorite Wyoming restaurant? Tell us about it in the comments.
