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    Sweet Melissa's - Tasty Artichoke Dip  $10

    Sweet Melissa's

    (482 reviews)

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    The most wonderful experience is everything: the food (cooks), the atmosphere, the…read morewaiters/waitresses, the customers. You can always plan on the food being consistently excellent. Your body will thank you for the experience. Even if you are not a vegetarien, this place will become one of your favorite places to eat. I am not a vegetarien.

    So, we were in town for a short two days - a memorial for my father…read more We live in Los Angeles (Pasadena, specifically). We try to live a very healthy lifestyle, food wise. It's annoyingly hard and expensive. It's not snobbery, it's purely trying to eat healthier foods with less chemicals, etc. Our family member recommended Melissa's and me not being a vegetarian, was kinda skeptical. We opted to try this out - when in Rome... It's a small, cozy place. Staff were really nice. Menu was surprisingly large for a small Wyoming town. The five of us all got different things - lots to choose from. It was all AMAZING! Everyone, including me, loved it. It was fantastic, and portions were large! But what shocked me was the bill. Now if you're from somewhere else, it may not feel this way, but being from LA, the bill was about 1/2 of what I thought it would be. Given it was very affordable, we left a very generous tip as the staff was great. We can't wait to go back one day. There are also other fantastic little eateries (ice cream, etc) there that we likewise enjoyed. Two thumbs way up for Melissa's. Thank you for a great meal while away from home.

    University of Wyoming Art Museum - Front entrance

    University of Wyoming Art Museum

    (3 reviews)

    WOW! I found a gem…read morein Laramie, Wyoming! The University of Wyoming Art Museum has a huge collection of world-class art! Currently, the University of Wyoming Art Museum presents an exhibition to explore its place in the American West. I enjoyed the Oronzo Gasparo's (Italian-American, 1903-1969) art- people, places, and things. His drawings and paintings are bright, colorful, fascinating, and mysterious. "The next exhibition borrows its title from an iconic book of the same name. Micrographia, by Robert Hooke, was first published in 1665. It touched upon the many various interests of its author, including distant planets, the origin of fossils, the wave theory of light, and primarily focused on the visualizations of the microscopic-plant cell walls, insects, and others. This artistic approach to transdisciplinary science encapsulates the motivation of this exhibition. How does science benefit from art? How does art benefit from science? " Don't miss the art of railroads! The art building is at the Centennial Complex, which seems to be newly built and located right inside the The University of Wyoming. Parking is easy and right by the museum. There is no fee to visit. Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed Sunday & Monday Free Admission Centennial Complex 2111 East Willett Drive Laramie, WY 82071 Phone: (307) 766-6622 Email: uwartmus@uwyo.e Many exhibitions and collections provide diverse perspectives, viewpoints, and cultures to the local community. I enjoy the visit and highly recommended to everyone who is visiting Laramie.

    Great museum with free admission! Convenient lot parking. When we visited recently they had a film…read moreclip compilation of Andy Warhol, displays of various masks and lots of excellent art by faculty artists. I especially enjoyed the art with a focus on the West. Great free activity in Laramie. We spent about 1.5 hours here.

    Alight Laramie

    Alight Laramie

    (20 reviews)

    I lived at Alight for two years and never had any regrets about living there. As a student, I was…read morehoping to find a nice, affordable place to live in Laramie that offered basic amenities and utilities all for one price. I didn't want to have to find a place and work out the logistics of signing a separate contract with cable/internet provider plus utilities to the city. Alight was nice because I paid rent and they took care of the rest. As a student, I was also concerned with keeping my overall cost of living low. While Alight does fall into an upper tier cost-wise, the price that they give you is the price that you pay. Most apartments around Laramie really aren't all that much cheaper when you factor in utilizes. The apartment grounds are well kept and usually very quiet, although I did live in building 11 which placed me away from the central part of the complex. Many reviews complain about animal waste on the premises, which I noticed in my time at Alight. The grounds keeping staff are great about cleaning it up quickly, management just needs to be more strict about enforcing the rules. I requested an apartment on the third floor in the preferences on my application, knowing that I would be annoyed with any noise from above. Management did a great job of meeting my preferences and matching me with very compatible roommates. The internet provider that Alight partners with is a third party that I had never heard of; however, the internet service provided is seriously fast (I averaged about 200Mbs down via wifi with ping of maybe ~10ms) and very reliable. I was in and out of the main office every day because I used their free coffee bar and shuttle, staff was always very professional and fun to talk to. Their study room was always a great resource for studying and printing documents. Over the course of two years, I put in only a few maintenance requests that were always taken care of within a day or two. The maintenance guys do a great job of taking care of things around the complex. One of them has even taken the time and initiative to build some of the tables and furniture in the common areas, very cool! Some reviews have commented on crime or the front gate, which I always perceived to be a non-issue. The complex is also in a great part of Laramie, adjacent to the golf course, hiking trails, and the hospital. The East Express lot is right down the road if you need to utilize campus transit services. Your experience at Alight Laramie will be what you make of it, management is great to work with and very reasonable. I was a bit of a non-traditional student and I can see how this would be a great place for traditional students and non-traditional students alike. When I was figuring out where to live, I was divided between Alight and The Pointe. I toured both places and told staff at both to "call me Monday and we'll see where I stand". Only the staff at Alight called me back and that's why I gave them my business, I'm really glad I did. Alight offers great quality of life for Laramie. Like I said, it's a little pricey but I thought it was definitely worth it.

    Just a bunch of assholes looking to fuck you over on the dotted line. Not worth it. Prepare to be…read morenickel and dimed about everything. They're gonna act like I'm supposed to reach out to them to get my issues resolved. Believe who you want but they know full well they're screwing you.

    Campus Habitat

    Campus Habitat

    (2 reviews)

    I moved into Campus Habitat in Laramie, Wyoming three weeks ago. The staff has graciously helped…read moreme with anything I asked, accepted my many deliveries cheerfully and even had a pizza party for the tenants a few days ago. I can't say enough how beautiful the buildings are, how convenient the lay-out of the apartments are and how well-kept the grounds are. Yes, it's like the photos on the website!

    DONT DO IT. This place was horrible. Yeah they are under new management, but they are under a new…read moremanagement every other month. I would give this place a 0 if I could. Let's start with moving in, I moved in August 1st 2015, and the apartment I moved into was disgusting. Dirty, stained and smelly. I complained numerous times and they didn't do anything about it. Next thing, living there , the bedrooms are small, you can't rearrange ur room at all there is no space because of the layout, the bathrooms are so tiny and not functional for 2 people, and if something breaks except a couple months before the maintenance people will ever give you the time of day! Moving on to well, moving out. It was hell, H E L L. they pestered me at least 4 times about re signing my lease, refused to give me my deposit back and "lost" all m original documents. Talk about shady. Moral of the story, it's dirty, trash is everywhere, winter parking is a nightmare and the apartments aren't good. Do yourself a favor and go spend the extra money and get yourself a good apartment like the Pointe, or the Verge.

    Cavalryman Steakhouse - Ribeye with red wine mushrooms & loaded baked potato.

    Cavalryman Steakhouse

    (185 reviews)

    $$$

    Absolutely spectacular humans!…read more The steak is spectacular! Thank you for all you do!

    We stopped in during the afternoon while traveling and were short on time. One of the reasons we…read morechose this place was because it had been recommended to us by ChatGPT for its good atmosphere and food, so we arrived with positive expectations. If you are on a schedule, hungry, or just passing through, I strongly recommend having a reservation before going. Another issue was the online menu experience. Their website would not open properly for us, and the menu information we found online did not match the physical menu we were given at the restaurant. That made it difficult to plan ahead or know what to expect before arriving. The host was initially kind enough to seat us at the bar so we would not be turned away, which we appreciated. We ordered a quick meatball dish to go and were told it would be about 10 minutes. Unfortunately, it ended up taking around 45 minutes. Had we been informed clearly from the beginning that the food would be significantly delayed, and that not having a reservation would place us at the back of the queue, we would have simply gone somewhere else and saved everyone the inconvenience. By the time the food arrived, we were tired and frustrated. During the wait, it was explained to us that because we did not have a reservation, other orders had to be prioritized ahead of ours. While the meal was ultimately provided at no charge, the overall experience was stressful and not ideal for travelers on a tight schedule. If you plan to visit, especially while on the road, I would recommend reserving in advance and allowing extra time. Good luck!

    Abundance Creative Arts - eventplanning - Updated September 2026

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