The place looked great with all of the trophies. Had the Ribeye steak and it was lightly seasoned…read more It was pretty good, but would have really liked a more robust seasoning. Carrot cake was good as well. Baked potatoes were out, so had to switch to a less appealing side. Service was good, even with the place being about half full.

This restaurant is awesome! We ate at the bar 3xs during out trip to thermopolis and were happy…read morewith each visit. The ambiance is cool! Love the taxidermy throughout the rooms. So much history on the walls. The pool tables and jukebox on the wall makes it more fun for locals I'm sure. The service was great and super attentive and friendly. The clam chowder was great, I loved the potatoes and burger. No complaints. We will be back next year.

This place has actually moved to 502 East 2nd Street and is now called the Yellowstone Malt Shop…read more It is too bad. We saw the original location and it looked like it had more charm. Anyway, we weren't here to eat the charm. This place (or its former incarnation) is in a book I like to take on road trips called Eat Your Way Across the USA. We knew we were going to be driving through Shoshoni so we knew we would be stopping in for some world famous milkshakes. There are somewhere around 59 flavors you can choose from here and you can combine two flavors to make some interesting combinations. I had a banana and hazelnut combo which was pretty good. The shakes here are super thick. They don't even give you a straw, but they do give you a spoon. Be prepared to wait for your order here. There was a line out the door when we were here.

We happened across this place back in 2013 during a road trip from PA to CA…read more We shared a vanilla malt and I kid you not, this was the best shake I've ever had. Smooth, creamy and just the right amount of malt powder. It was thicker than any shake could be but because of that it lasted through the majority of the drive from Shoshoni to Moran.. It is little gems like this that make a road trip memorable.

The Jagermeister pork was absolutely incredible. This is where you spend your menu capital!read more

I decided to stop in and try a few local brews after seeing a billboard advertising it on my way…read moreinto town. Good choice. It is clean, spacious , and has a great western vibe. I was cheerfully and efficiently served by Tiffany who knew the menu and the drinks backwards and forwards. I ordered a bison burger and a side of wild rice. The burger was very tasty whether it was actually bison or not. The side of rice was overcooked and very forgettable. The stars of the day were the three local beers I tried: wheat beer, a double IPA, and a Baltic porter. All three hit the spot. They have a nice bar area if you are more interested in boozing than eating. Next time I'm in town, I'll certainly return here.

It was super busy when we went in there but was amazing! The store just felt very welcoming and…read morehomey. Didn't look through the whole store due to the fact of it being packed but we got ice cream and it was amazing! We tried their limited time fudge brownie waffle cone and had a wonderful time. The ice cream was delicious and they will let you get 2 flavors with a double scoop which most places don't! Adorable shop with everything from basic grocery essentials to one of a kind souvenirs. Adorable shop would 100% recommend. They have wonderful staff and an accessible building, I was on crutches and it was easy to get in and out. If you're in ten sleep this is the hot spot to go.

In search of coffee on a holiday weekend, a shop otherwise closed on Sunday was a beacon. Imagine…read moremy surprise when I walked in and found a general store. A small but very well-stocked general store of dry goods, local produce fishing and camping supplies and then an ice cream and coffee shop in the back of the store. It was perfect. There was a steady stream of people in the store, both locals waiting for the parade to start, and nearby campers looking for unexpected gifts or trying to replace a lost item. The coffee was good; the people were friendly; and this is a must-visit stop for finding a touristy gift, or some local goods, or an eye-opening cup of coffee. Small town shops are the best at catering to locals and passers-through.

Manager was training a new staff member so ordering was a little slow. Not a big deal. What was…read morefrustrating was that I didn't bother to correct them on the sauces I wanted because the new cashier was obviously struggling, got my food and asked for an additional bbq sauce. The manager snapped at me and told me I said blah blah blah about the sauces. I politely said ok well can I get another bbq sauce please. Charged $0.72 for a single bbq sauce served with terrible attitude and simultaneously prompted for a tip by the card reader. I feel bad for the staff I would quit first day working under that miserable manager

ZERO stars! Gentleman that took our order was very nice and courteous. However the young lady that…read morebrought our food out was rude de AF! Throws our food tray and walks away. We said thank you and didn't even acknowledge us just walked away. This msg is for the young lady with the color hair that worked the closing shift on Sat 7 NOV 2025, lose the attitude if you hate your job find one you like!

Im from the west coast. Coffee shops are always coming up with new ways to make coffee better. But…read moremost have lost there customer service skills. Im a big customer service person. This coffee shop not only has wonderful coffees. They always have a very polite service. Like everyone is part of there family. I normally drink my coffee black. But only give into the seasonal pumpkin spice latte. This coffee shop made me one that put Starbucks to shame. The temp and balanced flavors were one of my top 5 of all time. I highly recommend this coffee shop for everyday and passing through coffee drinkers.

This is the best coffee we have ever had. Super friendly staff. Cute little store with patriotic…read morepeace makers and ammo. What else could you ask for? We will be moving to Worland now just to be closer to this coffee shop :)

Stopped in, while passing through, thanks to previous Yelp reviews, and were blown away by the…read morequality of food. We ordered Crab Rangoons, which the waiter suggested as "the best around", Drunken Noodles, and Massaman Curry. All three were perfect and we are still in wonder that Thermopolis could be blessed with such delicious cuisine! We would go out of way to stop in again!

Quirky. Fun. Tasty. Honestly, a Thai restaurant was the last thing I expected to find in…read moreThermopolis, WY. This place is totally odd--the decor is very eccentric but the food was good. I enjoyed it and would definitely come back!

the restaurant is very nicely stylized, ice cream garage is great and prices are good. the pizza…read morewhen I had it a while ago was a bit too much cheese and not enough tomato sauce, the owners employ a lot of high school students which I think is commendable.

The service was fast and the pizza was delicious. I would eat there again and would recommend to…read morefriends

Grumpy owner and expensive grainy chocolates. Made a special stop on a recommendation. But this guy…read morewas not nice. Won't be recommending him to anyone. Don't bother

Tim makes his chocolates daily by hand. He has a very high standard for the quality of his…read morechocolates. If you are lucky enough to get in before he sells out, you are in for a treat!!!