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!

I'm surprised I could stop myself mid-white-chilli to share this review. IT'S THAT GOOD & this is…read morefrom a long time Bread Basket connoisseur. The chilli sent me straight here, because I need to share this goodness with the world. Those little ladies home-make & bake everything. As a Cheyenne resident everybody knows about the bread basket, so for those around here is your reminder; and for those passing through & like white chili, cabbage burgers, breakfast burritos, white chili and like being SMACKED in my face with sweet smell of sugar, sweets & baked pastries when you walk in - then maybe it's time you add this stop as your next afternoon lunch break or on your families early morning out (you can call ahead & have country gravy or bacon/egg burritos made for pick up!!!!), or as your next friends birthday or bbq sweet treat. Everything is is made fresh & when they are out, they are out. So if it's a special stop or you're thinking ahead - I would call an order in the night before! Seriously how many bakeries do you know that you can call at 10:00 am and ask them for a German chocolate cake slice for your 74 year old neighbor, and they are out so they make you a personal cupcake for $7 and it's ready by 1??? JUST THE BREADBASKET! They have early hours, so plan ahead! Items I can promise will be delicious: white chili (obviously), country gravy burritos, sloppy joes, any type of granola, strudels, and German chocolate cupcakes... but that is just from my experience. Might need to go buy some cookies now. Thank you ladies for feeding Cheyenne!!!!!!!! Ps not a lot of seating, but there are parks close by! :)

Pastries and cinnamon rolls not that great. Everything is coated in super sweet icing. Got there at…read more7am. No one else there. Did not even smell like a bakery. Items tasted day old and stale. Worker was nice so I gave it 2 stars for them.

They are closed for good. Hard to find parking and once we did the restaurant wasn't open for over…read morea year.

We only had drinks but the owner Was incredibly personable and helpful. He even recommended other…read morerestaurants to try in the area. We Returned to the adjacent bar that he owns as well and got the most friendly personal service. Great small business to support!

Stopped by here on a road trip through Wyoming. It was a little later in the morning like 10:00am…read morebut i was surprised that they were out of almost every bagel. The staff were apologetic as they thought they had a bagel that I ordered but unfortunately it was sold out. They had a few tables inside so we opted to side and relax while we ate. The bagel sandwich was amazing! Made up for the lack of bagel flavors. Overall 4/5 stars.

Super-I mean above and beyond- nice staff. Even if the bagels were awful (they're not) I might go…read moreback just for the staff. We had breakfast sandwiches on the green chile bagels. The bagels were excellent. They also do free refills on drip coffee. We've ended up picking up a 1/2 dozen bagels to go.

fish tacos were ehhh but loved the idea/ingredient combo of sriracha, citrus, slaw + fried pickles…read morew/ a great chipotle ranch + Margherita pizza + Kale salad + 4pk of Pils-Tzar beers + a 4pk of Oktoberfest. They are not exaggerating about the kale salad! I've only ever had 1 good one but theirs is my new favorite. INCREDIBLE. The champagne vinaigrette really pulled it all together.. Still thinking about that salad. Really cool selection of their home-brewed beers with something for every preference. Very generous portions, low prices. The waitress (receipt said Tatum so maybe that's her) who helped me was so nice and had everything packed up perfectly. They have 2 patios and allow dogs on them! Interior is huuuge -- lots of fun things to look at. Cozy bar in the back of the brewery. Love the decor/paintings. Seems like a great local hangout!

Came here to eat on our way out of Cheyenne based on a recommendation…read more First impression was the place looked cool. Food was great but service was off. We told the host 4 times how many people was in our party and they kept saying the wrong number. We sat down ordered drinks. They came fast. Then asked for recommendations. Got lunch recommendations. Then after we placed our order including their recommendations they told us they're not serving lunch for 20 more minutes if it's ok if we wait for the order to be put in. That was awkward and uncomfortable but we waited it out. Though my daughter ordered off the kids menu , the only menu provided to her and it was breakfast items. So her waffles came out first then she waited 15/20 minutes for our food to come out to eat with us. Her food said it came with strawberries and whip cream. It took 3 trips to get her order delivered properly. I will say the food was delicious. It was weird though when we got the check that we were up charged for regular fries with our burger and the bacon for my daughters waffles. The server asked her with her waffles if she wanted bacon or sausage without sharing it was an upcharge. That's my fault for not reading the menu. Though I do believe when you are offering an item you should tell the guest their is an up-charge for that item. Then when asked what sides come with the burger she said fries, salad or chips. I chose fries. Then when bill came I saw the fries were an upcharge. When waters were refilled it was spilled all over the table. Cup should have been removed from table to refill not pour over. Food was great ! Service was very disorganized though their personalities were good . The food isn't good enough to make me want to give them a second chance with the service provided

Super cute little cafe I stopped in while on vacation in Wyoming. The inside was pretty and very…read moreclean the decors was fun and the service was great! I got an iced cinnamon roll latte it was really good!

Good pastries and coffee. Sit on the patio and watch the planes. Pet friendly and great for meeting…read morefriends.

We have eaten here twice and if I could afford it, we would eat here at least weekly! They have…read moreburritos, bagels, kolaches and some desserts as well as lattes, smoothies, coffee and more. I don't know if the blond lady who made our food is the owner or not but she maintains a cool, calm composure even when they're busy. I would be freaking out under the stress. But she is quick, friendly and efficient. The food is fresh and flavorful. A definite must try.

Coffee's a 4, food is a 3, atmosphere is a 2. If you are light sensitive, the extremely bright LED…read more(or maybe fluorescent) lighting is awful. And the layout is really cramped. Not a comfy coffee shop vibe. Be warned, if you order mushrooms or spinach on your breakfast sandwich, they will simply slap some raw veggies on it.

Visiting from Miami and this was honestly one of the best subs I've ever had! The place itself is…read moresuper nice, clean, and beautifully designed with a modern western, welcoming vibe. They also have an open bar area that looks great, and the staff were all very friendly and attentive. I ordered the Power Plant sub with an add-on of turkey, and it was absolutely delicious -- packed with fresh veggies and full of flavor. I love that it's on the healthier side but still tastes amazing. I got it on wheat bread and chose the 8-inch size, which was perfect. Overall, I loved everything about this spot and can't wait to come back and try more from their menu!

There needs to be a certain amount of grace and forgiveness when going to any restaurant on their…read moreofficial first day of being open. Keeping to a Vegan diet in meat centric Cheyenne with a new crew doesn't make things easier. I'm sure somethings will improve as they get their footing. It was interesting to be there during an "off-peak" time mid-afternoon and the place was very busy with dine in and to-go orders. Despite the "stress test" their crew gets high marks for being cheerful, cooperative, and cordial. All of that counts for much. I write to inform people who keep to a vegan aka plant based diet where they can find places to eat in Cheyenne. It is in that context my review is best understood. Others who keep to an omnivior diet likely have a different experience than me when it comes to the food served. I ordered a Vegan "Magic Mushroom" "pinner" (8") on whole wheat minus pepper Jack, and minus shake (parmesan), with a $1.50 upcharge to add guacamole. Total cost including tax and tip was just under $16.00 They told me it would take about 20 minutes and I was fine with that. Unfortunately, what they brought out had the seasoned Parmesan sprinkled all over it. I pointed that out and the server apologized for the error and said one would be correctly made. About 10 minutes later that is what was served to me. It's an okay, not great sandwich. Look at my picture and you will see there's one piece of portobello slice and one slice of tomato on each half of the sandwich. When the sandwich is called "Magic Mushroom" I honestly expect it's going to have a generous amount of mushrooms on it and was unpleasantly surprised when it didn't. The toasted whole wheat is the only vegan bread option and is fine, especially since it makes up most of the sandwich. It would be nice if they would substitute the guacamole for cheese without the upcharge, but that is probably a "corporate decision". As a plus they are open late. A downside is that it is just not a very satisfying sandwich. Being more generous with the mushrooms would go a long way to remedy that. I hope it's something they will consider as well as adding more vegan friendly, healthy eating options. There are other sandwiches, including one which includes hummus, which might be more substantial. I'll try it some other time. Service (Awesome start) Food (It was tasty) Value (overpriced for what I got) Ambience- confusing, the vibe is stoners wanting to satisfy munchies which is natural in Marijuana legal Colorado but seems strange in "Refer Madness" anti-cannabis Wyoming. Not a big deal, but amusing incongruous. They have a bar which fits Wyoming more closely.