Can't get simple 2 ingredient order done correctly. Then…read morewhen I questioned waitress Her response was, "Well I like those kinds of potatoes better!" I Didn't asked her preference!! I wanted what I ordered. Terrible service

We dropped in to Sadie's on a trip through the area one day, pulled in for breakfast, and BOOM --…read morequickly realized that Sadie's is an outstanding treasure! If you are ANYWHERE near Pine Bluffs and hankering for true Wyoming homecooking, you have to stop at Sadie's, which is clean, comfortable and a terrific place to relax and enjoy your food and coffee. Number one, the service is great, with a staff that makes sure you are happy from the minute you walk in until you leave. Number two, the food --super delicious, homemade breakfasts and lunches we've had are all super HUGE portions and absolutely yummy to the last crumb! And Number three, the prices are very reasonable and worth every penny. From pancakes to eggs to hamburgers to desserts, it is ALL good! I know, Pine Bluffs isn't the biggest tourist magnet in the West, but, if you are hungry and within a fifty miles of the area, you HAVE to stop at Sadie's, it is THAT good!

Good food. Absolutely adore Che. 1 of the Bartenders…read more She's very personable and can make even the stodgy old guys laugh! I'm not much of a drinker, but she makes a great burger.Highly recommend this place. It's definitely my go to place for their Bacon Cheeseburger

Only place open Sunday night Food was not good…read moreWould have been better off buying frozen entree at Dollar General & microwaving

Wow!!! What an unexpected find so far from a big city…read more We stopped here to get a quick bite to eat after a friend recommended the small business and locally owned restaurant. The breakfast burrito was made to order and had big taste for such a small town. The ingredients were artisanally blended into a fulfilling and cheap burrito that didn't disappoint. With the best salsa in the area to boot. The service was friendly and always welcoming to all who stop by. This is a must stop in the town of Pines Bluff.

Great owner, great food. Very friendly people and a classic feel. The breakfast burrito is great,…read morebut the salsa takes it up a notch. Everything tastes homemade and leaves you wanting more. Great place to stop and eat.

Super cute tea & coffee shop, there's a good variety of items on the menu they also have pastries…read more I tired a pistachio iced coffee they make their own pistachio milk in house & it was amazing! My favorite part is the store in the back with so many options of bulk tea for purchase as well as cute accessories for your kitchen! Loved this place I'll be back for sure!

Very lovely drinks and experience. Also the ginger molasses cookie was warm and incredible. I got a…read morematcha with vanilla syrup and it was one of the best matchas I've had in a while (I've had a lot of matcha). The plants in there look so healthy and I loved their flowers. The environment just seems so warm and inviting. We called ahead of time to make sure there was no live music for my hard of hearing grandma and they were very sweet. Their card machine went down while we were there and I spoke with the owner while she was trying to fix it and I could really tell how much love she pours into this shop. She was so apologetic and talked about how stressed she was. She was very helpful and I appreciated how helpful she was especially when my grandma asked about a niche tea.

Railspur is an awesome spot just outside the downtown area. We were quickly greeted and never had…read morea lapse in awesome service. The whole staff worked as a team getting orders and making drinks. I started off with a tequila drink, The Salty Cholo. It was a perfect balance of tang, and was not too sweet. Our table locked in on the birria and bison lettuce wrap tacos, and there were no regrets. The best birria tacos anyone had had (we had a few connoisseurs). There were many raves about the sauce in the lettuce wraps as well. Rounding out the top 3 tacos was the carne asada with an absolutely killer tomatillo sauce that I could have put a straw in if I wouldn't be judged. Great spot faith plenty of seating and awesome vibes. Railspur is an absolute must when in Cheyenne!

This new restaurant is such a fun and unique concept! The menu is creative, with an emphasis on…read morefresh, locally sourced ingredients that really shine. The atmosphere is upbeat, welcoming, and casual, making it a great place to relax and enjoy a meal. The only reason I'm giving four stars instead of five is that the service was a bit slow. The staff was working hard and clearly hustling, but it seemed like they may have been short-staffed. Even so, everyone was friendly, and the delay won't keep me from coming back. I'm looking forward to visiting again and trying more of the menu!

Great, little, small town restaurant. They have a few different items for breakfast. I.e., you're…read morenot just getting a couple eggs and a piece of toast. Breakfast is great.

Classic small town diner frequented by locals. Super friendly people. Good fries, fresh coffee.read more

This middle of nowhere dinner had quick service and was friendly. The food was mediocre but filling…read morefor a quick bite on a road trip its not a bad spot. I ate the country fried steak with hash browns and eggs. Everything tasted fine but not amazing

This place is not closed. As of 10/3/2022 it is open 07:00 am to 8:00 pm. It is next to the…read moreInterstate Hotel. It has a very friendly staff. The menu has breakfast all day, lunch, and dinner items. They have daily specials. It is popular with all the locals. This place is traditional 60-70 style dinner. The food odd hot and delicious.. menu has something for everyone on it. This area is probably the next oil boom in the North USA. The Oil Rig Hands who provide the US oil from US soil, stay at the hotel and help this business stay open and the Great American truck drivers come and go regularly here. The coffee is always ready and hot. It is a seat yourself. Well I all you to get off the interstate at &kimball stop and take a break and enjoy the hard working Small Town US Hard Working Ladies and Men at this restaurant for some hometown cooking.

I recently stopped by this restaurant and had a really satisfying meal. I ordered the Reuben…read moresandwich along with a cup of their chicken enchilada soup, and both were great choices. The Reuben was well-balanced and flavorful--the corned beef was tender, the sauerkraut added just the right amount of tang, and everything was held together perfectly with toasted bread that had a nice crunch without being too heavy. Each bite had that classic savory, slightly tangy combination you hope for in a good Reuben. The chicken enchilada soup was just as impressive. It was warm, comforting, and packed with flavor. The broth had a rich, slightly smoky taste with just enough spice to keep things interesting without being overwhelming. The chicken was tender, and the overall texture was hearty without feeling too thick. Overall, it was a delicious and comforting meal. I'd definitely come back again, especially if I'm craving something warm and satisfying.

Food was good but the price is high. Good portions. I'll revisit in the near future. Service was…read morereally good.

If I could give six stars, I would. The burgers nearly melt in your mouth somehow. The fries are…read moreperfectly crispy. The cole slaw is just as good as the fries. And the ice cream is absolutely perfect. The portion sizes are also extremely generous. And meals are actually pretty affordable if you're a traveller, at around $10-15 per person excluding ice cream and about $18-20 with ice cream. The service is also amazing. The staff is extremely helpful and caring. You will not get lost without them being very quick to notice and offer assistance. They seriously care. And the place is a massive throwback. The building is apparently over a hundred years old, and it's clearly been used the whole time. If you like a classic small restaurant experience, this restaurant will deliver that in spades.

Such a welcoming small spot inside the peaceful village of Potter, with delicious ice cream! It was…read morecreamy and flavorful, and personally, the peanuts are the cherry on top! A lovely place to check out for travelers passing by on Interstate 80 through Wyoming and Nebraska!

Food was decent, service was not great. Steak was overdone but had good flavor. Some of the sauces…read moretasted a little off.

Food is awesome - service is not. I went one Thursday…read moreevening after work in March and I had been trying to get here for weeks. I was aware this is a new-ish place but I love steak houses - from basic supper clubs to high end establishments with history and culinary renown. I have traveled all of the US and have eaten some of the best steaks money can buy... I wanted this place to be gem so badly and for it to become my go to local favorite. Time will tell but my first trip was less than I had hoped - First I was asked to sit at the bar since I was "only one person". (Strike 1). I'm a big guy... you figure the hostess might have picked up on this fact... The place was dead ... so I didn't understand this. I guess it was about an hour until they officially close and maybe we're short staffed. The bartender / servers (there were two) - but they also handled the entire casino floor bar in addition to being my waiters so I received less than attentive service because of the sheer number of people they had to service. The restaurant bar is tucked on the backside of the main casino bar. (Strike 2). I would have easily been convinced to have a bottle of wine or at least a couple of glasses and I was leaning toward trying the Porterhouse (what I originally came for) but it took so long for someone to check on me I decided one beer and something quick to eat because I could see it wasn't going to be a the stellar experience I had hoped for. This is a shame - because the food ended up being awesome. From the bread service which was surprisingly delicious / to my salad (very good) and the 10oz filet(which was actually (2) 5oz medallions ) was perfectly seasoned and cooked at an exact medium rare as I ordered it. I also tried the Burgundy Demi-Glace which was spot on perfect as far as sauces go which really showcased the taste talents of the chef. The whipped potatoes were also fantastic - exactly as I like them and could have eaten two additional orders. I wish the menu or server would have described the filet as two medallions rather than one cut tenderloin as one would expect in a fine dining establishment - but nonetheless - I was delighted by the food. I skipped desert and coffee because I the server didn't come back to ask after dinner for quite some time and I decided perhaps I should get home... The service and lack of even the most basic of attention made me feel like I was putting the staff out for coming in at 8pm. Again - not the bar staff's fault entirely but the lack of understanding of the restaurant manager is more the issue. Call it a supper club or an upscale diner if a service doesn't come with the $46 steak. The restaurant is 20 minutes from my house and I could see eating there at least once per week - I will try again and hope they work out the kinks - but I'll drive to rib& chop in Cheyenne or Rare in Fort Collins until this place matures and level of service catches up with the food quality and price . - if you want to make High Plains Steakhouse a fine dinning destination - you need to step up the service and at least try to make all patrons feel as the experience is worth the price.