Great little western restaurant with very friendly small-town service. A great stop for lunch or…read moredinner on the way to Cody or the Park.

We came for lunch on a Wednesday. The place was fairly empty. We were seated immediately. I got the…read morebison burger and fries which I split with my wife. The burger itself was cooked to well done and kind of dry. It came with lettuce, pickles, and tomato. We ordered Swiss cheese, sautéed jalapeños, and jalapeño chutney for an extra charge. The fries were deep fried to a golden brown. This was a nice meal at a nice restaurant.

Amazing! My husband and I loved it. WE got a larger variety of things including cookies, truffles…read moreand garlic stuffed olives Totally unexpected

Before you buy their taffy, make sure to check that it is soft. All of the taffy I bought was hard.read more

Can't believe I'm the first to review this little gem of a place. Wyoming is where I spend as much…read moretime as possible in the summer - because Texas is sooooo blasted hot!! Anyway, even in Wyoming it gets pretty hot in the summer, and there's no better way to cool down than ice cream at the Sugar Shack. They have a good variety of ice cream flavors, and make excellent malts and shakes, for a good price. My favorite is moose tracks, or a chocolate malt with extra malt. I like to sit at the old fashioned soda fountain bar. They also serve simple sandwich / soup type lunches. The ambience is nice because of the soda fountain seating, and also the small town memorabilia displayed throughout the space.

Passing through Greybull we spotted this quaint little shop. Lovely atmosphere with old school…read moreflair. We ordered the special which was a French dip and a couple of cold drinks as it was a hot day. A very friendly man and woman were running the restaurant and our food was delicious. The set up is that of an old school diner with great Greybull memorabilia on the wall. I would definitely recommend this establishment and next time will stay a bit longer to enjoy the ice cream shakes that a couple of lucky customers ordered. Yum!

What a fun saloon. Variety of games. Pool, darts, and slot machines. They have the best burgers…read moremade to order and they are really good. The staff was helpful and friendly. Adding to the inviting environment. Must visit.

Want a giant burger that taste fantastic and won't cost more than 10 per burger? If that sounds…read moregood then this is the place to go.

Absolutely amazing! I've tried it twice since they added food truck option and I am in absolute…read moreawe! You must try it when it's in town, you won't be disappointed.

There are lots of different food choices. The pizza is great and the sandwiches are fresh.read more

There's a lot of open space in this place, and with seven or so booths and a couple of tables, no…read morechance of feeling crowded, except the booths are back-to-back with no space in between. On the other hand, if you want to dance, or stand and chat with friends away from the tables, or let the kids have a place to roam, the set-up works. The service is quick, friendly, and has no pressure to hurry up and order. The menu is on the wall, but there's also one near the register. Clearly people who come here already know what they want, if not pizza, then hoagies, wings, or salads. The pizza? I'm at a loss for words. It looked great. I mean, looked great as in ready for marketing ads. The toppings -- extremely generous toppings -- were spread precisely and evenly across the top. It looked too pretty to eat, but also too good not to dive in. Pulling out a slice gave another ad campaign worthy photo with the cheese leaving those long strings as the slice pulls away. That pizza should have stayed in the ad. There was an odd taste. The crust was not cooked. Not raw, but clearly not done. There was an odd taste to one of the toppings, not sure which, as though it had been stored next to something else and absorbed the odors. Because this was a to-go order, it was too late to take it back. Maybe it was too early in the pizza making day, but this pizza just didn't work. It's a pity because everything else about this small-town place was good.

Not pet friendly, but if it was one of there Friends puppy, don't let them in…read more I have a little shitzus puppy that's not even a foot tall and they wouldn't let us in just because they have food

This family owned piece of history is a great place to eat, drink, and socialize at. Everything…read morefrom the original rounded roofs of the train cars, which this historic bar started as, to the rustic decor will give you that old saloon feeling. The menu was great for a home town bar and the friendly family provides you service that you would like. I was there for a bite and a beer. It was refreshing and tasty!

Oh my. I can't believe that this all came from a Wyoming Food Truck. I love food truck food, and…read morethis might be my all time favorite. The balance of hot and spicy is amazing. My mouth burns just a bit around the lips, the candied jalapeños are perfect. The specialty fries are amazing and could be a meal all by themselves. Service was amazing to top it all off. Find this truck!!!