Looking to fill up your calendar with date nights and dinners out with friends? Are you a foodie thinking you’ve tried every great restaurant that Wyoming has to offer? Take a peek at our list of 12 top-rated Wyoming restaurants and choose to visit one for each month of the year!

  1. January: The Albany, Cheyenne

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Facebook / The Albany Cheyenne Why not kick off the year with dinner at one of Wyoming’s oldest establishments? The Albany is a great spot for a classic Cowboy State dinner. The Albany, 1506 Capitol Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001, USA

  1. February: Cavalryman Steakhouse, Laramie

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Facebook / Cavalryman Steakhouse Take your date out to dinner for Valentine’s Day in February. The Cavalryman Steakhouse in Laramie is one of the most romantic restaurants in Wyoming, and it serves up delicious food. Cavalryman Steakhouse, 4425 S 3rd St, Laramie, WY 82070, USA

  1. March: Cowboy Cafe, Dubois

Cowboy Cafe

Google Local / Shanon Stibor Shake off some winter blues with a drive down to Dubois in March. The Cowboy Cafe serves up the best pie in the state - treat yourself! Cowboy Cafe, 115 E Rams Horn, Dubois, WY 82513, USA

  1. April: Woods Landing, Jelm

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Tripadvisor / Jrayda Head into the woods when the wildflowers start to bloom! A dinner at Wood’s Landing is sure to put a smile on your face. Woods Landing-Jelm, WY, USA

  1. May: Lira’s, Lingle

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Google Local / Dan Cottrell Celebrate Cinco de Mayo at one of Wyoming’s most beloved cantinas. Lira’s serves up delicious and fresh Mexican dishes. Lira’s, 120 Connely Ave, Lingle, WY 82223, USA

  1. June: Hotel Irma, Cody

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K. Magaraci June is rodeo season! Head to Cody to watch the early renditions of the Cody Rodeo as it roars back into town. Then, dine at Irma’s, one of Buffalo Bill’s greatest contributions to the Cowboy State. Buffalo Bill’s Irma Hotel & Restaurant, 1192 Sheridan Ave, Cody, WY 82414, USA

  1. July: Svilar’s, Hudson

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Google Local / Kriste Lindberg Escape the busy park crowds and visit a small town like Hudson in July. Svilar’s Steakhouse serves up some of the best food you’ll ever find, and it’s the perfect way to treat yourself after a long summer day. Svilar’s Bar & Steakhouse, 173 S Main St, Hudson, WY 82515, USA

  1. August: Pitchfork Fondue, Pinedale

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Facebook / Pitchfork Fondue Western Cookout Time to get a little rowdy! Pinedale’s Pitchfork Fondue is the perfect way to wrap up your summer. Pitchfork Fondue Western Cookout, 9888 US-191, Pinedale, WY 82941, USA

  1. September: Ponderosa Cafe, Hulett

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K. Magaraci In September, visit the Devils Tower area. You’ll enjoy the national monument area without the crowds! Plus, you can dine at the Ponderosa Cafe, which serves great food and delicious fries. Ponderosa Cafe, 115 Main St, Hulett, WY 82720, USA

  1. October: Brinton Bistro, Big Horn

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Facebook / Brinton Bistro Take in some autumn scenery when you dine at the Brinton Bistro in October. This cozy little cafe is attached to the Brinton Museum, which features western art. Brinton Bistro, 239 Brinton Rd, Big Horn, WY 82833, USA

  1. November: Historic Hotel Wolf, Saratoga

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Facebook / Historic Wolf Hotel and Restaurant Winter is sure to be rolling in by November, so head to Saratoga and warm up in the public hot springs. Then, feast on prime rib at the historic Hotel Wolf. Hotel Wolf, 101 E Bridge Ave, Saratoga, WY 82331, USA

  1. December: Mill Iron Ranch, Jackson

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Tripadvisor / Krissy R. Finally, end the year with a truly bucket-list-worthy experience thanks to Mill Iron Ranch. Their sleigh ride dinner is simply magical! Mill Iron Ranch, 3495 Horse Creek Rd, Jackson, WY 83001, USA

Did we miss any must-visit spots? Let us know! While you’re in Wyoming, be sure to visit some of these ten hole-in-the-wall restaurants in Wyoming.

Google Local / Jason Grant

Facebook / The Albany Cheyenne

Why not kick off the year with dinner at one of Wyoming’s oldest establishments? The Albany is a great spot for a classic Cowboy State dinner.

The Albany, 1506 Capitol Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001, USA

Facebook / Cavalryman Steakhouse

Take your date out to dinner for Valentine’s Day in February. The Cavalryman Steakhouse in Laramie is one of the most romantic restaurants in Wyoming, and it serves up delicious food.

Cavalryman Steakhouse, 4425 S 3rd St, Laramie, WY 82070, USA

Cowboy Cafe

Google Local / Shanon Stibor

Shake off some winter blues with a drive down to Dubois in March. The Cowboy Cafe serves up the best pie in the state - treat yourself!

Cowboy Cafe, 115 E Rams Horn, Dubois, WY 82513, USA

Facebook / Woods Landing Resort

Tripadvisor / Jrayda

Head into the woods when the wildflowers start to bloom! A dinner at Wood’s Landing is sure to put a smile on your face.

Woods Landing-Jelm, WY, USA

Google Local / Dan Cottrell

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo at one of Wyoming’s most beloved cantinas. Lira’s serves up delicious and fresh Mexican dishes.

Lira’s, 120 Connely Ave, Lingle, WY 82223, USA

K. Magaraci

June is rodeo season! Head to Cody to watch the early renditions of the Cody Rodeo as it roars back into town. Then, dine at Irma’s, one of Buffalo Bill’s greatest contributions to the Cowboy State.

Buffalo Bill’s Irma Hotel & Restaurant, 1192 Sheridan Ave, Cody, WY 82414, USA

Google Local / Carol Bruneau

Google Local / Kriste Lindberg

Escape the busy park crowds and visit a small town like Hudson in July. Svilar’s Steakhouse serves up some of the best food you’ll ever find, and it’s the perfect way to treat yourself after a long summer day.

Svilar’s Bar & Steakhouse, 173 S Main St, Hudson, WY 82515, USA

Facebook / Pitchfork Fondue Western Cookout

Time to get a little rowdy! Pinedale’s Pitchfork Fondue is the perfect way to wrap up your summer.

Pitchfork Fondue Western Cookout, 9888 US-191, Pinedale, WY 82941, USA

In September, visit the Devils Tower area. You’ll enjoy the national monument area without the crowds! Plus, you can dine at the Ponderosa Cafe, which serves great food and delicious fries.

Ponderosa Cafe, 115 Main St, Hulett, WY 82720, USA

Facebook / Brinton Bistro

Take in some autumn scenery when you dine at the Brinton Bistro in October. This cozy little cafe is attached to the Brinton Museum, which features western art.

Brinton Bistro, 239 Brinton Rd, Big Horn, WY 82833, USA

Facebook / Historic Wolf Hotel and Restaurant

Winter is sure to be rolling in by November, so head to Saratoga and warm up in the public hot springs. Then, feast on prime rib at the historic Hotel Wolf.

Hotel Wolf, 101 E Bridge Ave, Saratoga, WY 82331, USA

Facebook / Mill Iron Ranch

Tripadvisor / Krissy R.

Finally, end the year with a truly bucket-list-worthy experience thanks to Mill Iron Ranch. Their sleigh ride dinner is simply magical!

Mill Iron Ranch, 3495 Horse Creek Rd, Jackson, WY 83001, USA

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The Best Food In Wyoming November 25, 2022 William Suphan What are the most iconic foods in Wyoming? These are the most iconic foods in Wyoming:

Bison Steak. Wyoming’s official state animal is often used to make rich and hearty steaks and burgers. Cutthroat Trout. Freshly caught trout is excellent whether baked, fried, or grilled, and many restaurants in Wyoming feature this fish. Fry Bread. While several Western states have this, each one does it a bit differently. In Wyoming, it’s served with honey butter. Chokecherries. These little red berries are often used for making jam and wine.

Learn more about these and several more of the most iconic foods in Wyoming.  What are some hidden gem restaurants in Wyoming? Here are some hidden gem restaurants in Wyoming:

Silver Spur Cafe. Located in Sheridan, this cafe serves thick burgers and freshly cut fries. La Cocina. This Mexican restaurant in Casper serves sizzling made-to-order fajitas and is a local favorite. Wrangler Cafe. Locals come here early for breakfast and visitors arrive throughout the day for the fresh pies. Plow’s Diner. Known in Casper for home cooking, this restaurant serves a delicious Cornish game hen.

Find out more about these and other hidden gem restaurants in Wyoming.  What are the best small-town restaurants in Wyoming? The best small-town restaurants in Wyoming include:

Svilar’s. Located in Hudson, this is perhaps the best steakhouse in Wyoming. It got its start as the place where local miners ate after work. Hotel Wolf. This old Saratoga restaurant has excellent prime rib and burgers and is a nice stopover when visiting Devil’s Tower. Busy Bee Cafe. This is a local Buffalo favorite for big, fresh, homemade breakfasts. Miners and Stockmans. This is the oldest restaurant in Wyoming and is located in Hartville. It’s a historic steakhouse that’s well worth a visit.

There is more to discover about these and several more of the best small-town restaurants in Wyoming. 

The OIYS Visitor Center

The Best Food In Wyoming

November 25, 2022

William Suphan

What are the most iconic foods in Wyoming? These are the most iconic foods in Wyoming:

Bison Steak. Wyoming’s official state animal is often used to make rich and hearty steaks and burgers. Cutthroat Trout. Freshly caught trout is excellent whether baked, fried, or grilled, and many restaurants in Wyoming feature this fish. Fry Bread. While several Western states have this, each one does it a bit differently. In Wyoming, it’s served with honey butter. Chokecherries. These little red berries are often used for making jam and wine.

Learn more about these and several more of the most iconic foods in Wyoming.  What are some hidden gem restaurants in Wyoming? Here are some hidden gem restaurants in Wyoming:

Silver Spur Cafe. Located in Sheridan, this cafe serves thick burgers and freshly cut fries. La Cocina. This Mexican restaurant in Casper serves sizzling made-to-order fajitas and is a local favorite. Wrangler Cafe. Locals come here early for breakfast and visitors arrive throughout the day for the fresh pies. Plow’s Diner. Known in Casper for home cooking, this restaurant serves a delicious Cornish game hen.

Find out more about these and other hidden gem restaurants in Wyoming.  What are the best small-town restaurants in Wyoming? The best small-town restaurants in Wyoming include:

Svilar’s. Located in Hudson, this is perhaps the best steakhouse in Wyoming. It got its start as the place where local miners ate after work. Hotel Wolf. This old Saratoga restaurant has excellent prime rib and burgers and is a nice stopover when visiting Devil’s Tower. Busy Bee Cafe. This is a local Buffalo favorite for big, fresh, homemade breakfasts. Miners and Stockmans. This is the oldest restaurant in Wyoming and is located in Hartville. It’s a historic steakhouse that’s well worth a visit.

There is more to discover about these and several more of the best small-town restaurants in Wyoming. 

The OIYS Visitor Center

The OIYS Visitor Center

These are the most iconic foods in Wyoming:

  • Bison Steak. Wyoming’s official state animal is often used to make rich and hearty steaks and burgers.
  • Cutthroat Trout. Freshly caught trout is excellent whether baked, fried, or grilled, and many restaurants in Wyoming feature this fish.
  • Fry Bread. While several Western states have this, each one does it a bit differently. In Wyoming, it’s served with honey butter.
  • Chokecherries. These little red berries are often used for making jam and wine.

Learn more about these and several more of the most iconic foods in Wyoming. 

What are some hidden gem restaurants in Wyoming?

Here are some hidden gem restaurants in Wyoming:

  • Silver Spur Cafe. Located in Sheridan, this cafe serves thick burgers and freshly cut fries.
  • La Cocina. This Mexican restaurant in Casper serves sizzling made-to-order fajitas and is a local favorite.
  • Wrangler Cafe. Locals come here early for breakfast and visitors arrive throughout the day for the fresh pies.
  • Plow’s Diner. Known in Casper for home cooking, this restaurant serves a delicious Cornish game hen.

Find out more about these and other hidden gem restaurants in Wyoming. 

What are the best small-town restaurants in Wyoming?

The best small-town restaurants in Wyoming include:

  • Svilar’s. Located in Hudson, this is perhaps the best steakhouse in Wyoming. It got its start as the place where local miners ate after work.
  • Hotel Wolf. This old Saratoga restaurant has excellent prime rib and burgers and is a nice stopover when visiting Devil’s Tower.
  • Busy Bee Cafe. This is a local Buffalo favorite for big, fresh, homemade breakfasts.
  • Miners and Stockmans. This is the oldest restaurant in Wyoming and is located in Hartville. It’s a historic steakhouse that’s well worth a visit.

There is more to discover about these and several more of the best small-town restaurants in Wyoming.