The 12 Restaurants You’ll Want To Eat At In Wyoming In 2020

Enjoy an amazing meal at the beautiful Wolf Hotel. The steaks served here are tasty and fresh, and their seafood is always perfectly cooked. This historic spot in Saratoga is close to the Hobo Hot Springs, where you can head after your meal for a relaxing soak.

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Michael's Tacos is located in downtown Cody, surrounded by other amazing restaurants. What really makes this little cantina stand out, though, is the portion size! Try an enormous burrito stuffed with delicious fillings like beef or chicken, beans, cheese, and more. Choose your sauce and enjoy a smothered burrito that you're sure to crave again and again.

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Some of the most delicious burgers can be found at Wyoming's oldest brewery. Snake River Brewing serves up classic American bar food with a twist that you're sure to enjoy. Pair your meal with one of their craft brews for a delicious lunch or dinner.

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Little Philly is the only place in Wyoming where you can get an authentic Philadelphia cheesesteak. Sure, there are dozens of bars and grills that serve up something they call a cheesesteak, but if you're looking for the real deal, head to Cheyenne and taste the difference.

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Grub's Drive-In has been serving hungry Wyomingites since 1946! This hole-in-the-wall is known for its delicious Shamrock burgers, as well as some of the best soups and chilis in Wyoming. Visit today to feel like you've stepped back in time.

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Stop by this former gas station to feast on fall-off-the-bone ribs and melt-in-your-mouth pulled pork. Though it's fairly new to the area, HQ Southern BBQ has earned a reputation for serving up some of the best smoked and slow-cooked food in the Cowboy State.

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The Big Horn Mercantile dates back to the 1880s, so you'll feel like you've stepped back into the wild west when you visit. They're known for serving up tasty wood fired pizzas loaded with fresh toppings. Create your dream pizza and enjoy the crispy crust and tangy sauce right here in a piece of history.

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The Winchester Steakhouse in Buffalo is known for serving steaks as big as your head. Try their surf and turf for a mix of flavors that's sure to delight your palate and leave you absolutely stuffed.

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If you're craving authentic Polish food, there's only one place to go: Miazga's. The pierogies are made from scratch every day and the kitchen is dedicated to serving up only the best cuisine from Eastern Europe. This family-owned establishment is sure to be one of your new favorite restaurants.

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310 is a Wyoming restaurant located way off the beaten path. They're known for homestyle comfort food and one of the most flavorful prime ribs you can find. You'll instantly feel like part of the family when you dine here, and it's worth the drive from anywhere in the state.

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Enjoy dinner on a real working ranch when you visit Terry's. Plan to make this a day trip, because you'll want to spend time meeting the farm's herd of bison and taking a train through the scenic range. Afterward, head to the Senator's Steakhouse for an elegant meal that will make this a memorable trip for the whole family.

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The best waffles in Wyoming are waiting for you 10,000 feet in the air! This Wyoming restaurant is located on top of Rendezvous Peak at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, and you'll have to take a scenic tram to get there. The views on the way up are just as good as the famous homestyle waffles.

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