If you're enjoying the lake, or just driving through, give this hole-in-the-wall a chance! Just a…read morefew tables and decent A/C, we had an excellent cheeseburger each and a super-customized milkshake. MUCH better than settling for fast food!

Fresh Coffee including a special flavor of the week! Clean environment and friendly people. Great…read morebreakfast burritos with a touch of real Tex-Mex style, as well as delicious omelets, unique flavorful burgers and more! Definitely a welcoming environment in the Fort Laramie area. Locals as well as travelers are all welcome here! Yum!! Not sure if they accept apple pay, but I do know they accept all major credit cards by (Square) payment. But they do not accept checks.

Great burger and onion rings. No room for the enticing pies afterwards but next time. Busiest place…read morein town for lunch.

Very good food! Nice people and the food is outstanding . Nice waitresses and the food is just…read moregreat

Looking for absolutely great burgers with tasty, generous sides and appetizers? Then stop at The…read moreDepot. The building is a historic railroad passenger station that has been converted into the restaurant. I love these types of adaptive reuse of old buildings! Great bar. Good beer menu with reasonable prices. Even better appetizers. Classic take on potato skins, so good. The burgers were great--the train wreck has a bit of everything but it all worked together, and held together. Tater tots were awesome too. Service was solid, especially considering how busy it was for a Tuesday night. Plenty of parking. Good comfy vibe--all types of folks were there.

Wow! This place truly nails it with quality food at a decent price and backed up by amazing…read moreservice and in a spotless establishment! This gem is down by the tracks in Douglas and very much worth the stop (so much so, we will make it a point when going through Douglas to make sure we stop for a meal!). The menu isn't huge, but just right. The setting is very casual and laid back. Worth the stop when in the area!

The best place to have a delicious & proper tea ;)…read more The owner & hostess is not only lovely & kind, she's also but ridiculously talented in the kitchen. Everything she serves is makes from scratch & it's all fabulous! If I lived nearby I'd be the size of a house :D I got the 'sweet & savory' (I think that's what it's called) that includes sandwiches, scones (best I've ever had), coffee cake (to die for!!), other pastries &, my favorite, lemon curd,,,,,, ohhhhh myyyy, lol. She has a wide variety of teas & my first choice is the Laramie Lemon Creme tea. The home is decorated in Victorian style. It's tasteful, interesting & creates the perfect ambiance for a long leisurely tea with friends. If you're ever anywhere near this area do yourself a big favor & stop by for brunch :) You won't regret it! Currently the hours of operation are Wednesday through Saturday, 9 am - 12 noon, but I would call ahead just to make sure they're open. Also, if you have a larger group you can call ahead for reservations & the days & times are more flexible.

It was our anniversary and we wanted to do a tea luncheon so we made the trip down to Ft. Laramie…read more There are so many wonderful things about this little teahouse...starting with the owner that was so sweet and knows how to make the tea experience special. We went with the rose tea and it paired magnificently with the fresh out of the oven scones and the creme and lemon curd was exceptional. The second course was a tortellini soup, cucumber sandwich and pineapple cream sandwich, followed by chocolate mini bunt which is my hubby's favorite. The teahouse itself is just darling ...its a must if you are in the area and teas are your thing...thank you for making our anniversary so special!;)

Food here was pretty good. The mac n cheese did not taste the best and the toast it came with was…read morekinda soaked with butter. The BLT was amazing snd so was the burger. Service was amazing and the restaurant itself is an old fashioned little place. Pretty cool place.

I don't know if you will ever find yourself in Lusk, WY but if you are, stop in and tell 'em I sent…read moreyou! It was early in the morning and we had to hit the Port of Entry to grab our permit for the oversized load. I attempted to make coffee while he was driving but all I made was liquid grounds and a huge mess! They recommended the 3 Sisters at the permit office so odd we headed to grab some Java. When we walked in it was empty except for one table and she greeted us with "Are ya here for breakfast?" Well that wasn't our plan but I immediately responded yes because I wasn't going to try to cook after the coffee fiasco of 2023! Hubby was hesitant because he isn't used to enjoying his time while working but went along with me. He is Ssssssuuuuppperrrr glad he did! We ordered 2 eggs and had browns and toast ($1 extra for the sourdough and worth it!) and biscuits and gravy (2 full biscuits) and home fries. He raved over the home fries. Says they are the best he has had. Service was so personable and she honestly asked us about our morning and where we were headed. The decor was hometown midwestern and they are recently under new management. The coffee was amazing and the food went above and beyond. I made certain to thank the Chef for making us an awesome breakfast that we weren't expecting to get when we stopped. Further it was all cooked fresh and to order. I'll be back! I already told hubby I want to winter in Lusk! He says we better arrive in October and plan to stay until April, I'm down for it!

I grew up in Guernsey, but my mom always cooked, so we rarely ate out. And really, the town is…read moreabout 1000 people so there aren't a plethora of restaurant options anyway. Turns out, on Sunday, there are even fewer. We went to Crazy Tony's, and I was pleasantly surprised. The restaurant/bar sits in the middle of a building, flanked on either side by a small liquor store and a bowling alley. It's CRAAAZZY! The service is very friendly. The ambiance is old-school Wyoming - cowboy tough but manages to be charming in its own right. The menu is pretty extensive, as well - lots of fried apps, salads, burgers, sandwiches, and dinner fare. I introduced my mom to deep-fried pickles, which were fried to salty, briny goodness. I had the french dip with curly fries (frozen, from a bag, but oh well). The french dip was cooked well, nice toasted bun, solid jus. My mom enjoyed her hamburger. My husband had the Crazy Tony burger, which was served on Texas Toast. My dad had the club sandwich. Everyone pretty much cleaned their plates. If you find yourself in Guernsey looking for a fun place to eat, check it out.

Disappointing Not sure what was going on, but 45 minutes to…read moreget loaded tots. No body else ordering? Waitress never checked on us until it was time to the bill, And the tots were loaded with red onions - yuck

Freshly remodeled.... This place is super clean…read more The dining area is tiny- if there is anyone else here, you might be eating outside! The food was good. We just got a couple of deluxe burgers with some fries. The burgers were a perfect medium- so if you want it burned you need to ask for it. The lettuce, tomatoes, onion, pickles.... All fresh and perfect! This is a great stop for a quick bite of a burger.

We are traveling through town and decided to stay here for two days before we head further north…read more The town of Lusk is very small, but this little diner came highly recommended to get an excellent burger and fries and fresh brewed iced tea So we took a walk for lunch today. They have a very small seating area, one counter with six stools, but they do a pretty rapid carry out business as well. It appears the owner wears all Hatz in this establishment as he quickly takes your order. Get your drink drinks cook your meal and he somehow does this all very quickly, lol. You can hear to go orders coming in as well so he is one busy man. The burgers were very tasty as well as the fries. The total was $36 before tip so it is pricey but I know the price of beef is a little bit ridiculous right now. He does have four or five RV spaces outback as well if you wanted to camp someplace right in town Friendly service and easy in/out if you're coming through Lusk.

Such a worthy stop and a great cafe in Douglas, WY! Very cute and cozy venue, we sat down for a few…read morehours and enjoyed some drinks and food. The Purple Rain (lavender earl grey (london fog) was excellent and the spiced chai had great flavors. Very decently priced and the staff are super friendly. They also stock a great selection of little gifts and locally sourced goods. Will definitely come back if I'm ever back in the area.

I'm so happy I stopped by here, my husband grew up here and his grandparents have lived here their…read morewhole life, and it was my first time in Wyoming and i'm from Washington which is known as coffee central, i've been a barista for 5 years, so I am a bit picky on my coffee, but this coffee shop is beautiful on the inside and has such kind and friendly workers, the atmosphere is upbeat and welcoming! I got a tea and a coffee both which were made with love and intention! Thank you for serving us keep up the hard work! I also loved they had games to play 10/10 a great place for all ages :)