A friend & I wanted corn beef & cabbage for St Patrick's supper, so we went to T-Joes, which was…read morereally busy with other customers with the same idea. The meal was delicious, only problem was it wasn't served hot enough. Needless to say, when we mentioned it to Sherrie, who runs T-Joes & makes sure everything is served to perfection, she brought us steaming hot servings, including plenty for a meal to take home. I would have been happy if she'd just put it in the microwave for a couple of minutes. Needless to say, the meal was delicious, and the take-home plate was an added bonus heated-up at home the next day... T-Joes is our "to go place" for a good prime rib, steak, shrimp & hamburgers. They also have a nice full bar that serves great drinks. Sherrie & her crew make sure their patrons are happy with their food & service. Great place to gather for special occasions like birthdays, graduation, or any other excuse to celebrate. They also fix "to go" boxes which I get to take to the ranch for a nice evening meal. We consider ourselves lucky to have T-Joes in our area for our "go to" place.

Not a fan. The ambience here is rustic, funky…read more Two of our plates were chipped. Strange menu on a piece of paper with blue computer stripes running through it. They got one of our orders wrong and we were overcharged. The waitress was friendly and the other order, a steak, was good. Just ok. Probably won't return.

This was my first visit to Pour Decisions & it did not disappoint! I ordered a 'new to the family'…read moreReuben - which was amazing! A double-decker & the flavor was spot-on! I requested a free grilled jalapeño - which went along splendidly with that sammie. A mighty tasty margarita, as well! My mom asked for basically a deconstructed mushroom Swiss burger, and altho it didn't come to the table as ordered, it was made right within seconds! Our waitress was just amazing! And who can go wrong with a free scoop of ice cream! We were celebrating my birthday, so my little sundae came with a lit candle Of course I'll be back!!

If you're looking for a reliable neighborhood eatery in Cheyenne, Pour Decisions delivers…read more My rotation is the French dip and the mushroom and Swiss, both are excellent. The French dip has that perfect meat-to-au-jus ratio, and the mushroom and Swiss hits the savory-salty balance just right. Wide appetizer menu too if you're in the mood to share or graze. The staff are fast and friendly. The atmosphere is warm and relaxed. Outdoor seating available when the weather's nice. TV if you want to catch a game, but it's not overwhelming. Little cup of ice cream at the end. Small touch, but it's the kind of thing that makes you want to come back. Four stars because I reserve five for "changed my life" but Pour Decisions is absolutely worth your time.

great service with great food. the staff was very helpful and accommodating definitely recommend…read morestopping in

I didn't take pictures of the food because I didn't order anything special. The food was…read moreOUTSTANDING!!! The service is incredible. If I owned the place the only thing I would change is not having my servers walk constant laps around the tables. I understand the concept but the restaurant isn't that large and it's a little distracting with a server walking circles around you. But it must work for the place because they have a lot of loyal customers to include me now.

My husband and I are in town for a funeral and thought we'd grab a bite to eat…read more Decided on this place, since we live the one in California. Best customer service Paul was our server and he was great! Always checked on us, smiled, just excellent customer service. The place was packed and the manager Jenn still managed to stop by and just check on us! If you visit here, you'll need to stop by here to eat! You'll love it! Very clean and the ambiance was great. Food was nice and hot and delish

I have no complaints , the service was great and Devin was very accommodating. I love visiting this…read morechain because the food is consistently well prepared.

They are closed for good. Hard to find parking and once we did the restaurant wasn't open for over…read morea year.

We only had drinks but the owner Was incredibly personable and helpful. He even recommended other…read morerestaurants to try in the area. We Returned to the adjacent bar that he owns as well and got the most friendly personal service. Great small business to support!

Being a tourist, I was not sure of what to do or where to go in a day trip to Cheyenne. Google…read morerecommended the ranch and as a bonus, the restaurant. We went the week after Frontier Days so it was very slow and quiet, wait time was non existing and hostess was short and brief but polite. The ambiance was what I had envisioned for a steakhouse in Wyoming with the addition of slot machines. The windows were open and the fans were on with major cabin vibes but the flies, though I read about them, I was not ready for the amount of flies. It was hard to eat with them flying all over and you feeling like you have to defend your food at all times. The food itself was OK. We really enjoyed the bison chili and my husband liked his burger but I was sad to see my steak and baked popotato were pretty dry. The flavor was there though, and our waitress was nice which made for a better experience. I don't hate the place and I actually think it's a good place to go to if you're at the ranch but not sure if I'd travel far for it.

I had a few meals there over the years and took out-of-town visitors for buffalo - It was a hit…read more.. and then a miss in later years. The casino was a gamble they shouldn't have taken. No matter now - it has been closed since the fall of 2025. Hope they reopen with a back-to-basics food focus.

Little Bear Inn has been operating on the outskirts of Cheyenne since 1958. Despite coping with…read moreownership changes, fires, Covid shutdowns and bad economies, this restaurant is a survivor. The decor is part rustic, part casual, part strange, but very comfortable in a cozy way. It's probably as close to "fine dining" as you'll find in the Cheyenne area, with a high-end "country club" menu that doesn't look like it has changed much in 65 years. I mean, where else would you find Frog Legs in a Rocky Mountain restaurant with the Glenn Miller Orchestra and Perry Como on the background music? Steaks, chops, chicken, fish & shrimp will give any diner an array of choices. Everything we ordered was really very good (see pictures), not spectacular, but taste and quality was well worth the price. And, the bar knows how to mix great cocktails! Plus, service was OUTSTANDING, with our waitress, Cheyenne (seriously), who could not have been more helpful & pleasant all evening. Bottom line: I'm giving Little Bear Inn 4 solid stars, with one caveat if you'd like to get to 5 stars: I'm asking management to do a little more on plate presentation. The food is great, but it's served as if we are in a cafeteria, with no thought in the kitchen to making it "look pretty" before it gets to the table. I'm sure the kitchen can do better with some effort. A little more attention to making your dishes look as good as they taste would go a long way to keeping customers happy. I'll definitely be back, but I'm hoping for just a little more effort in dish presentation.

A true hidden gem in Cheyenne. You must discover it for yourself. Get the Gorgonzola cream sauce on…read moreyour potatoes and ribeye. Can't recommend that enough. For dessert, get the "Bear Balls."

Nice home style restaurant in downtown Cheyenne. Elle is our…read moreserver, super nice and accommodating. Great western feel! Ordered the old fashion hot Turkey sandwich (Okay, not like Mom used to make) & Tuna Melt (Was okay as well) Rest Rooms are clean and neat. Manager/Owner was super nice and accomodating as well. We would come back but just visiting for a few hours

We went to The Albany specifically for their prime rib, which is one of their advertised signature…read moreitems. They were completely out when we arrived, which was very disappointing and honestly defeats the purpose of going there for that dish. There was no heads-up about it being unavailable, and no real solution offered. While the staff was polite and the atmosphere is fine, it's frustrating to plan a meal around a featured item and not be able to get it. If prime rib is the main reason you're going, I would strongly recommend calling ahead before making the trip.not even 7pm and they are out. Not sure i will be back