On a cold, snowy afternoon in Cheyenne my husband and I finished the top three attractions that the…read morevisitors guide suggested we see. With not much left to do before dinner we decided to do some day drinking. Dive bars are a particular favorite of ours and with just a few choices available we found the Lamp Lounge. From the beginning we knew we came to the right place. Our bartender, Delaney, was awesome and made some strong drinks! We were traveling with our small pup and we were able to bring him in and keep him on our lap. We stayed for a few hours and enjoyed several drinks while listening to the jukebox. A few travelers passing through meandered in but we mostly had the bar to ourselves. Lamp Lounge has a large area with pool tables, a stage and dance floor. They had a list with daily drink specials although drinks were very reasonably priced. If you find yourself in Cheyenne the Lamp Lounge is worthy of a visit!

Dirty dive bar with no positive qualities. Place is a disgusting dump. Maybe an actual remodel…read morebringing it into the 21st century? People drinking in the liquor store blocking entry to the lounge...absolute joke!

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!

First, I would love to say that the Bartender was 100% awesome. She mixed drinks perfectly and…read moretended to everyone's needs like a champ! The way she was treated will come up further in my review. As a U.S. Attorney, I've traveled domestically and abroad for nearly 2 decades and been to countless countries and to 4 continents. Saying that, settling into a hotel's small dive bar is usually what helps relax my nerves from the week's work. On 17 May, I stopped in to see a band that I heard about through some mutual acquaintances. I couldn't have been more disappointed with the atmosphere that evening. I spoke to a couple of gals who were there and couldn't have felt more uncomfortable with that interaction. As I moved back to sit at the bar, the ambience was so pleasant with the bartender "Peaches". She was very busy, as I had stated, but she was a cozy welcome that I had come to expect from visiting Cheyenne in the past. As I was there, the locals embraced my presence and was made to feel like one of their own. About 5-6 songs into the band's set, the gals that I spoke with earlier approached the bartender at the rear of the bar. The older lady was very rude to her. That poor girls enthusiasm drained from her face. A couple patrons and myself later determined that the rude gal was the owner and her shadow was some sort of management. For the next several songs, I noticed the atmosphere change from a first person perspective as patrons became rude, demanding and refusing to pay for their drinks, siting the owners tab would cover it. What an embarrassment for a business that had a small crowd that fed off the owners poor attitude. This is unlike anything I've expected in Cheyenne or anywhere else in the world. I'd hope that was an isolated incident. As the next 15-20 minutes passed, several patrons left as a result of the tensions in the atmosphere. Several of us that decided to leave stopped to talk to several folks out on the patio who hadn't experienced the tensions inside. Amongst those folks outside, there were a couple bikers, veterans, a group of ladies that were all laughing it up at one of the bikers hilarious jokes. I asked where another place was that I could go that was casual, welcoming and had a great bartender. Collectively it was decided that we all would go to a place just south of the Wigwam several blocks, tucked behind a couple other bars, this atmosphere was very different and a breath of fresh air. The owner happened to be there and I mentioned Peaches to her. She was very nice! The Wigwam just seemed like some band groupies who were there to hobnob with the owner. The fact that their attitudes were what changed my opinion of the Wigwam was not of anything I'd say was bad. I found a new home away from home at I**'* surrounded by a multitude of lifestyles and experiences. In closing, I'd like to thank Peaches for her hospitality! Stay sweet!

This place has changed alot since back in May when I stayed in the hotel I could tell it was under…read morenew management because this time the place was spotless different aesthetic totally different bar tender really down to earth gut the drinks are bomb a$$ prices. Thanks again I did even have to drink and drive the bars at the bottom of the hotel. Score

I didn't take pictures of the food because I didn't order anything special. The food was…read moreOUTSTANDING!!! The service is incredible. If I owned the place the only thing I would change is not having my servers walk constant laps around the tables. I understand the concept but the restaurant isn't that large and it's a little distracting with a server walking circles around you. But it must work for the place because they have a lot of loyal customers to include me now.

Great burger, fries and shakes for dinner!!…read more - - - - - - - - June, 2026 Visit We found 2 Doors Down in Yelp... we were running late for an event and needed food asap; we called to confirm how to get to 2 Doors Down and the gentleman who answered the phone was very helpful... within a couple minutes we were inside ordering. And, oh the food was soooooo good! The staff greets you and helps get you focused on the order. You order and pay and they bring the food to your table. We recommend the "surf and turf" combo we pulled together: - California burger, with avocado and more on top - Tuna burger, atop lettuce and tomatoes with special aioli sauce - and a strawberry shake with whipped cream and real berries Wow what a dinner! Tasted great. Filled us up! Got us to our event on time. We look forward to returning to Cheyenne and visiting with more time to not rush out visit. Thank you, 2 Doors Down!! ----- ----- -----

literally in love, the best chicken tenders I've ever had, best cod, best service! The feeling of…read morethe place was cute and cozy, and made me feel right at home! Loved management! 10/10 recommend

Excellent steaks and service. Above and beyond. Highly recommend. Waitress, waiters, owners all…read morestopped to make sure our service and food were to our expectations.

What an amazing bar! We came for the Fleetwood Mac/Meetloaf…read moreconcert (who were amazing by the way! ) and had such a good time! The people are wonderful! The bartenders were awesome ! What a wonderful way to make my weekend! Thank you to all at the outlaw for everything!

We just wanted to get a drink and see some live music and that is exactly what happened. The band…read morewas The Last train to Juarez, who were country metal from Phoenix. The beers were cold, but the smallish crowd didn't have that Cowboy feel. It was older crowd with backwards baseball hats guys tossed in also. The cover was $10 plus tax, but it was Saturday night. It was a good 45 minutes to experience the Wyoming honky tonk experience.

We had a fabulous surprise birthday party last night at the Office. The food was excellent and…read moregreat service. We were in the Golf room and just had a blast. Vaughan was our server and was friendly, worked fast and kept the food and drinks coming. He's a champ.

Consistently great food. Wait staff is pleasant and attentive. The restaurant side is inviting and…read moreclean. The cigar bar side is cool and has everything you need to relax.

Nice home style restaurant in downtown Cheyenne. Elle is our…read moreserver, super nice and accommodating. Great western feel! Ordered the old fashion hot Turkey sandwich (Okay, not like Mom used to make) & Tuna Melt (Was okay as well) Rest Rooms are clean and neat. Manager/Owner was super nice and accomodating as well. We would come back but just visiting for a few hours

We went to The Albany specifically for their prime rib, which is one of their advertised signature…read moreitems. They were completely out when we arrived, which was very disappointing and honestly defeats the purpose of going there for that dish. There was no heads-up about it being unavailable, and no real solution offered. While the staff was polite and the atmosphere is fine, it's frustrating to plan a meal around a featured item and not be able to get it. If prime rib is the main reason you're going, I would strongly recommend calling ahead before making the trip.not even 7pm and they are out. Not sure i will be back

Came here last night for hibachi! My only complaint was our chef had to go between 2 tables so I…read morefelt that took away from the experience. With that being said, the waitress was on top of our drinks, and the food was some of the best I have ever had! The filet mignon literally melted in your mouth, I can't even explain how amazing it was. Also had the scallops and those were good too! Tried the lychee martini .. it was to die for! The restaurant was clean and very reasonably priced. If we are ever in the area again, we will definitely come back!

I suppose all good reviews start with the positive, so here it is…read more The ambiance is pretty great. The lighting is moody without being too dim with excellent choice in wall accents. The fountain and bamboo shoots framing the back wall of the bar really pull the place together in a way that you don't find in many other areas of Wyoming. Love it. That is about where the positives end. Remember how I said the ambiance was good? That's true, except for the God-awful music choice that was absolutely blasting over our heads. This isn't some boomer-level complaint about how pop music has degraded into slop AI could recreate either. I enjoyed several of the songs. I'm talking about theme, which whoever sets up the music here seems to have forgotten they work at a sushi restaurant and not the run-down Wendy's down the street. Please, for the love of God, change the station or playlist or whatever to something actually appropriate for the space. I beg you. Pretty much every other aspect about this place desperately needs a revamp and soon. The service was subpar not because of rude waitstaff or neglect, but professionalism is sorely lacking. The bar is treated as a personal hangout space, some employees are uniformed and clean while others are wearing personal clothing that range from ratty to ragged. The tables aren't set properly at all; in our experience here, an order of gyoza was not received with serving plates or chopsticks, which were never offered to begin with. At any sushi restaurant, chopsticks are kind of an obvious inclusion and yes, even people white as ghosts such as myself sometimes possess the dexterity required to manipulate two pieces of wood properly to eat with. The prices are something to be desired given the portions. Feeling somewhat adventurous, we also ordered one of the signature rolls which had a whopping 6 pieces totaling almost twenty dollars. It was plated in a way so gaudy and tacky I could think Gordon Ramsey would have something to say about it Kitchen Nightmares style. We cut it short after that. Overall, it's evident to me at least that this location was decimated by COVID in 2020 and has kept to go and DoorDash orders as its lifeline and will never truly recover into becoming a proper restaurant such as expected of current society. A damn crying shame, as there really is a lot of potential to be known as a local secret spot you'd have to dig for.