Hmmm...not sure what to say. We stopped here because we saw it on 60 Minutes, and it was touted as…read moreauthentic Indian food in rural Wyoming. Plus, it's at a truck stop of all places. I ordered the butter chicken with a side of naan. The chicken was dry and the sauce really runny. The rice tasted like it had been sitting in the rice cooker for a couple of days. The best thing about the meal was the naan. The cooked in in-house and to order. If you stop here, make sure and hand your receipt to the kitchen after you pay, otherwise the won't make your meal.

Somewhere on a long stretch of highway on its own little exit hidden in a truck stop and gas…read morestation, is a surprising Taste of India. Hardest part of this experience is finding the counter to place an order, or the little door for food pick up. The paneer muttar was delicious comfort food, more like a light flavorful fresh ginger broth. Nicely paired with thin whole wheat rooti. I really loved this Punjabi style cuisine and that was a huge surprise, to have a delicious Taste of India in the middle of nowhere.

The most wonderful experience is everything: the food (cooks), the atmosphere, the…read morewaiters/waitresses, the customers. You can always plan on the food being consistently excellent. Your body will thank you for the experience. Even if you are not a vegetarien, this place will become one of your favorite places to eat. I am not a vegetarien.

So, we were in town for a short two days - a memorial for my father…read more We live in Los Angeles (Pasadena, specifically). We try to live a very healthy lifestyle, food wise. It's annoyingly hard and expensive. It's not snobbery, it's purely trying to eat healthier foods with less chemicals, etc. Our family member recommended Melissa's and me not being a vegetarian, was kinda skeptical. We opted to try this out - when in Rome... It's a small, cozy place. Staff were really nice. Menu was surprisingly large for a small Wyoming town. The five of us all got different things - lots to choose from. It was all AMAZING! Everyone, including me, loved it. It was fantastic, and portions were large! But what shocked me was the bill. Now if you're from somewhere else, it may not feel this way, but being from LA, the bill was about 1/2 of what I thought it would be. Given it was very affordable, we left a very generous tip as the staff was great. We can't wait to go back one day. There are also other fantastic little eateries (ice cream, etc) there that we likewise enjoyed. Two thumbs way up for Melissa's. Thank you for a great meal while away from home.

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

This is what you're looking for. Not Corona Village, but Chano's Village. New name I guess. Oh…read moreman, the Ceviche is the best. Ha, I had to try it a second time, the next day to see if it was a fluke. Nope, amazing so good! Like I said, this is what you're looking for.

The margaritas are gross, and the food was not great. I had the carne asada tacos. You have to…read moreeat them with a fork because the tortillas are wet. I had the "Ultimate" margarita. Too sweet. No salt on the rim (wasn't asked by the server if I wanted it). Not enough ice, the mixers must have been warm because the ice was melting in the drink when it arrived at the table. Won't be back...

I bumped it to 5 stars only because we had an amazing waitress, Paetra…read more We're traveling across the country in an RV and wanted to try a steak out in these parts, so found Rib and Chop house, which was very close to our RV campground. Lots of cocktails, wines and beer to choose from. As a beer snob, Paetra was very helpful in making my choice. We started outside (dog friendly), but moved inside because of rain. We had a comfy high top where we could relax. Our orders came out quickly and correct. OK, its not Ruth's Chris, but neither are the prices. Very happy we stopped in.

We ate here for the first time when visiting our daughter who is attending the University of…read moreWyoming for Frontier Days. We ordered the 36 oz bone in ribeye and was absolutely delicious!! I will give credit to the restaurant manager who took care of us as our first order came out over done and reordered one for us and took care of our drinks and offered dessert on the house. Would definitely recommend and return as the food was delicious.

Really nice little spot. Clean and comfortable. The waitress was so sweet! The burger was on point!…read moreWell seasoned, well cooked. Nice, fresh salad on the side. I would go back for sure!

Very cool local joint, pizza from scratch! I was there twice during my 3 days in Laramie and both…read moretimes excellent. Not fancy but good food!

Pleasantly surprised. Wing shack had delicious inexpensive wings and beer in a great atmosphere. We…read moreswung by here to pick up some wings before going to a Cowboy game.. They did not disappoint. To start they had great fast and very friendly helpful service. We had some draft beer and watched sports while waiting. After a few minutes (had to chug the rest of our drinks) we were on our way with 40 wings. They were hot, fresh, crispy and evenly coated with seasoning. Thank you Wing Shack. We will return.

In town visiting family. Felt like wings and a beer. They'd never been there, so we thought we'd…read moregive it a shot. Never again. Service was good and employees were friendly. Food was okay. Problem was way too expensive for what you get. 10 wings, fries, 1 beer, $21. Then they automatically add a 3% "Employee Benefits Fee". To which I was dumb enough to add an additional tip. Tired of overpriced mediocre food with additional automatic fees.

Customer received incorrect order, staff needs to confirm order with customer and cooking staff.Not…read morewhat I can find at La Corona or Chano's Village! Food leaves something to be desired. Ambience could be improved, I know it's a small area but needs improvement.

I've eaten there many times and the food comes out consistently delicious! Many Mexican food…read moreoptions and a wide array of drinks. It's becoming my favorite Mexican restaurant in the area.