The food was amazing and the service was great, the server was very sarcastic and funny overall it…read morewas a great time I would love to go in again.

For a 24 hour a day diner, well it's not. Got there at 9pm and were told sorry we are closed.read more

J's Prairie Rose Café in Laramie is a must stop for locals and travelers alike. I think Yelp &…read moreNextdoor drive the business here underneath it all. Lots of travelers find it on Yelp and lots of locals deem it a Nextdoor favorite. The place is bustling on a random Monday filled with people the servers know by name and with those they dutifully seat and meet. We were the latter. Our server was friendly. The place is not a diner by east coast standards but instead a small storefront containing a restaurant. It has a room in front and one in back. With the kitchen and bathrooms in between. The difference here is the food! It is 5 Star Midwest type fair here. Good portions and reasonable prices. Oh my! This place had such good food. It easily was the best meal I ate in a week. We sat down already knowing Guy Fieri ate here but didn't know much else. Somehow through pure chance we ordered the three dishes that are the locals favs as we noticed on a card at the table after ordering. The breakfast burrito was the bomb. Yes, you should order it! The eggs with crispy hash browns inside and your choice of meat, I did bacon, was so tasty with the green chili poured over it. It was plate licking good. The 7220 burrito was also a fave with the pork and the same green chili sauce. The chicken fried steak with mashed potatoes and gravy was also so tasty. We didn't stop there because we heard about homemade pie and homemade cinnamon rolls. The cinnamon roll was medium sized with home made icing and lots of cinnamon so decadent. The pies we had, peach & strawberry rhubarb, had flaky buttery crusts and full of fruit. One we did as is and one ala mode with a hearty portion of vanilla ice cream. Sooooo good!

My favorite meal at my new favorite spot! A true western diner with Wyoming hospitality! Very very…read morebusy, and I was impressed with the speed at which we were seated. With all the hubbub, it was amazingly quiet. Everyone was talking and enjoying their meals, yet we had no problems hearing each other. The coffee gal had our coffees to us asap, with water, and kept them full the entire meal. Our waitress, Keeley greeted us with a warm smile and friendly demeanor. And before we knew it, our meals were served up hot and oh so scrumptious! I definitely recommend - it's worth the 5-10 minute wait! You won't be disappointed! Be sure to bring a to go container for your leftovers - they use styrofoam

We stopped into the location because it was close to where we were staying, and we were really…read morehungry. The building is divided into two areas, restaurant and bar. We opted to sit in the restaurant, since there was no one else in there. While we were there, several people came in and went back to the bar. We wondered if we should have sat in there instead since it was favored by the locals. We ordered appetizer to share between the two of us, and I ordered a cup of their chicken rice soup of the day. The soup was the star of my meal. I wish I'd gotten a bowl instead, since it had good flavor, and hit the spot. The appetizer, on the other hand, was underwhelming. I tried the deep fried mushrooms, cheese sticks, and buffalo chicken strips. The mushrooms were the best of this grouping. The cheese sticks had a funky, freezer-burnt flavor that I didn't care for. The buffalo sauce was way too spicy for my palate and the chicken strips were doused in it, so I couldn't even scrape it off to eat the chicken. My husband said the jalapeno poppers were pretty flavorless. I'm not sure how much longer this restaurant will be able to survive with little to no patrons, and lack luster food. I'm not planning to return.

So we did not see many options to eat in Rawling. When we got there there were a lot of cars in the…read moreparking lot. True some were junk cars but it looked ok. The reviews were a little harsh but we decided to give it a try. I had to laugh at the comments that the place should be called Crappies. I ordered the hamburger steak with salad and mashed potatoes. It was actually pretty good. It wasn't just a small hamburger patty but a good sized piece of meat. It was well seasoned but the mashed potatoes were from a box. If you are driving through and are desperate give this a chance.

This place is one of those places you might not think to stop at. But we are glad we did. It is…read moreattached to the Roedway Inn so it was convenient to go to after a long day traveling in the car. The restaurant had the feel of rustic but with the modern touch of high ceilings with the ductwork exposed. Our waitress was so nice, and the food we ordered was really good, all freshly made to order. My husband loved the beef medallions. The beer-battered onion rings and french fries were wonderful. We liked the place so much we opted to go there for breakfast the next morning. After a week of hotel breakfasts we were ready for real food. The eggs Benedict was perfect as were the hash browns. My husband's chicken fried steak was wonderful as well. Hat's off to the chef! If we lived here we would be coming back!

First of all, this restaurant is in a converted conference room of a hotel, so you have to ask the…read morefront desk how to find it. When we were seated, the waitress was friendly and prompt. However, my drink (tea) took around ten minutes to be served. I think they had to brew more. My husband and I both ordered chicken fried steak and eggs. He had wheat toast and I had an English muffin. Our friend ordered pancakes. The chicken fried steak was tiny, and upon closer inspection, was clearly one chicken fried steak cut in half. The English muffin was served cold and not even cut in half on a warm plate. The pancakes looked like bricks. One of my husband's eggs was broken and cooked hard. The food tasted good, just not up to quality restaurant standards in my opinion.

As first timers the staff was attentive and welcoming..big shout out to our server Jacob…read more He made sure our food was hot and drinks were plenty! We sat outside on the large patio and watched the people walk by as the weather was perfect. I had the biscuit tower...OMG THE BEST sausage and gravey I have ever had. My husband had the chorizo breakfast burrito and being from Az and living in CA this place had big shoes to and the DID NOT DISAPPOINT!...So tasty. My kids had strawberry crepes and strawberry with chocolate chips French toast and there was none left. My Mimosa was chilled and a nice way to start my morning. We look forward to returning for Fathers Day weekend.

Very friendly staff and very humorous waitress. Wide variety of menu as well as children and Senior…read moreoptions. Atmosphere both indoor and outdoor dining. Phenomenal food. It is worth driving to Larmie.

Nice place to stop for a quick bite. A lot of indoor and outdoor seating…read more Outdoor seating is dog-friendly. Food is good & made quickly. Staff is friendly.

Typical bar food with prompt friendly service. Portions are good, prices reasonable. We had the…read morefish and chips and the Reuben sandwich. French fries are house made and so is the corned beef. Looks like the chicken fried steak is good too!

We came to Sweet Melissa on a weekday night and sat outside with our 2 pups! Our server was…read moreliterally the best- he was so kind, funny, and very attentive to us and our dogs. He brought us a water bowl for the dogs, and he gave us a ton of recommendations on the menu as well. For our meal, we started with the dolma and kimchi pancake. The dolma was great, but the star here was the kimchi pancake! It was crispy, flavorful with the dipping sauce, and so delicious I wish we ordered 2. For our entrees, I had the General Tso's cauliflower which was the best fried cauliflower I've ever had. They were sooo extremely crispy and very flavorful! You can't go wrong with these or the cauliflower wings. The sauce on this was a tad spicier than I normally like that day, but that did not bother me given how delicious the dish was. My partner got the lettuce wraps which had a yummy tofu scramble that we also really enjoyed. Overall, I love the concept of comfort vegetarian food that Sweet Melissa offers, and I am so glad we stopped by here. The portion sizes are great, and I forgot to mention the great cocktails we had too! I would definitely come back if I'm in town again.

We went for dinner on a Tuesday night and the place was packed with a laid back vibe. Ireland was a…read morefantastic server. I had General Tso's Cauluflower. It was great, but SPICEY. Wife had Thai Stir Fry. She loved it. Kids had a Caesar salad and lasagne. For desert the Key Lime Pie and Peanut Butter pie were fantastic. I'm not a vegan/vegetarian kind of eater, but I would go back again.

Second time here for me, in 3 days. I travel, and the hotel fridges always freezes my food, so I…read morejust eat out. ANYHOO... I ordered Hot tea to drink. This [photo below] is what they bring you when you ask for it, NOT 1 cup of hot water and a plane tea packet...like every restaurant EVER!!! WAY TO GO PERKINS still impressed We all know it's not about the drink though...right?? On to the entrée I chose the burrito w/green chili sauce. With a few extra add ons. It was sooo yummy. I really liked the green chili sauce. (Photo) Last but not least I also grabbed one of their blueberry muffins

The 5/6/7 menu is perfect ! Ate for $13 !!! Can't beat that. Coffee great Service a low 5…read moretho. Snow on ground - good removal. Place was clean. Attached to holiday inn if you are on the road.