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Cheyenne Hotels: 94 Reviews - 141 Photos
Thermopolis Hotels: 4 Reviews - 7 Photos
Moran Hotels: 8 Reviews - 21 Photos
Rock Springs Hotels: 11 Reviews - 18 Photos
Yellowstone National Park Hotels: 1362 Reviews - 3410 Photos
Cody Hotels: 116 Reviews - 296 Photos
Laramie Hotels: 53 Reviews - 118 Photos
Teton Village Hotels: 3 Reviews - 5 Photos
Orchard Valley Hotels: 0 Reviews
Wilson Hotels: 0 Reviews
Casper Hotels: 7 Reviews - 13 Photos
Saratoga Hotels: 8 Reviews - 4 Photos
Buffalo Hotels: 5 Reviews - 5 Photos
Sheridan Hotels: 63 Reviews - 49 Photos

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Old Faithful Inn Yellowstone National Park

11 Reviews Built in 1897, this was the first store in the Old Faithful area. Adjacent to the Old Faithful Inn, this store’s unique burl wood highlights, original marble counter and fountain stools represent the...

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Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel Yellowstone National Park

6 Reviews Mammoth Hot Springs Dinning Room has great meals in an attractive dinning room. Located near the historic parade grounds of the Mammoth Area, we have never been disappointed with our meals here. The...

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Snowlodge Yellowstone National Park

4 Reviews The Obsidian Dining Room opened in 1999, and is open for the winter season, as well as the busy summer season. The dining room seats 106 people. One of the advantages to this restaurant, is that no...

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Snake River Brewery and Pub.: Snake River Brewery and Pub.

by richiecdisc

Snake River Brewing kind of snuck up on me. Oddly enough, I had been there in 1994 but it didn't ring a bell as being all that great. As it turns out, it had opened that year and breweries change over time and the best ones get better. This was the case with Snake River. Maybe they got a better brewer or the one they had improved with practice but it won Small Brewery of the Year at the Great American Beer Festival in 2000 and 2001. Many of their beers have won many awards too but enough of the accolades, how about the place?Well, Snake River is affectionately called “Jackson's living room” due to its popularity with locals. This is one place that bases its business on serving its own and not a rip-off tourist operation. Tourists flock here too. We sure did-three times! It was that good. Ok, maybe we were just thirsty from all that backpacking.The pub is a fair-sized place but not so big...

Sydney's Mountain Bistro: Small, cozy excellant bistro

by moosie1808

Don't miss this place while you are in West Yellowstone. It's small, maybe 10 to 12 tables in the whole place, but the service is excellant and complimented by outstanding food. It's a classic bistro that is top notch.

Cowfish and Gannet Grill: Beer and food in Lander

by kokoryko

Where to eat out in Lander? There are two or three fast-food like small outlets, and the Hitch Post restaurant, located on the eastern end of the city, but there is only one place worth of trying: there is a bar-restaurant-local brewery, you have no choice, almost. . . and don’t worry, it is a good choice. The Gannet Grill, is located against the Cowfish bar, and they communicate, they are together; one side is more dedicated to drinking and billiard, the other side is more a restaurant. In the Cowfish, (haha, where does this name come from? The Menu card of the restaurant explains a cowboy was gathering his herd of cattle and one cow was apparently stuck in a creek, he tried to chase it out, but the cow did not want to come back to the ranch. . . . he tied the cow and pulled it, and. . . . like a siren, the back of the cow was a fishtail. . . . When the cowboy told the story back in...

The Stockman restaurant: Where you find THE meat

by kokoryko

“Hi darling, how are you today?” These were the words I heard when pushing open the door of the Stockman’s; Oooops, the woman looked quite nice and welcoming, and I needed 2-3 seconds to realise that she was the waitress and she greeted me with these kind words; nice greeting!The employees of the museum recommended me the Stockman’s as I asked for a good restaurant serving real beef, after my visit there. The Stockman’s is one of the biggest and finest (you may argue that is not difficult in a small city!) restaurant of Pinedale; it was lunch time and they had mostly all sorts of burgers on their lunch menu, but there was rib eye steak on their dinner menu and I asked if I could have dinner at 1.30 pm, instead of the burgers they serve for lunch. Yes it was possible, and after the salads from the buffet I enjoyed my rare done 400grams Angus cattle steak on a hot plate! First class meat,...

The Bunnery: Eggs Florentine at The Bunnery

by 807Wheaton

We had breakfast at this delightful restaurant on our last morning in Jackson Hole.My husband had the Eggs Florentine which were scrambled eggs with swiss cheese and spinach, toast included with American Fried potatoes. I had the Scrambler, eggs and coffee cake with sugar and nuts on top. Good coffee! They had a neat gift shop area where a lot of dishes are for sale. The dishes have big sunflowers, roosters, etc. We picked up a few bowls for gifts to our garden care-givers back home. The Eggs Florentine - a real treat, done perfectly.I really would recommend this restaurant for a meal in Jackson Hole.

Little America: An experience not to miss!

by jojocan

Little America in Wyoming is more than just a place for food, it has everything in it! A rest stop, gift shop, bathrooms, a hotel, and food. The menu had everything a truck stop would have, plus kid friendly food, and soft serve ice cream! Its a must to stop here, even if you aren't hungry. I had the hot beef sandwich, and fries, for lunch. While it was good, I do have to mention that it was not Alberta Beef!

The Irma: Excellent Prime Rib Buffet

by Erin09340

The Irma is located in Cody, Wyoming. We just happened to be there the night of their famous prime rib buffet. Which I have to say, was pretty darn good for a buffet. I normally stear clear of them, but this one was worth mentioning. The prime rib was perfectly cooked and served with au jus, horseradish, and horseradish sauce. There was also ribs, fish, vegetables, fantastic mashed potatos, a decent salad bar, soups, and pudding for dessert. Which is the only place they dropped the ball. Boring. The restaurant also has a full bar.

The Wort Hotel: Not bad

by Erin09340

The Wort Hotel has reasonable prices and okay food. I ordered a buffalo burger and it was fine. Not great. I've had better. But it has a nice bar area and the service is pretty good. For the middle of Wyoming, their seared Ahi Tuna is a delicious appetizer. Their wings are quite good and you get a good portion of them. Nice beer selection.

The Bunnery: Delicious Breakfasts

by Erin09340

The Bunnery is a bakery/restaurant with great breakfasts. They have the biggest croissants I've ever seen. They pride themselves on their oatmeal, sunflower seed, millet breads and waffles. I did not try these. I hate my breads with chunks in them. My father had the OSM waffle and declared it delicious and surprisingly light. I had the croissant and egg breakfast combination which was great. The chocolate croissant (yum) was huge and I split it with my s-mom. The second day (we ate there both days) I had a regular egg breakfast with hash browns, toast and bacon. We all enjoyed the place. The prices aren't too bad. Higher then IHOP or Waffle House, but reasonable. They serve a good cup of coffee. I didn't think their hash browns were very good though, they could used some onion or peppers to jazz them up a bit.

the lodge

by jozwitch

There is a decent restaurant in Yellowstone at the Lodge. It's a sit down place with waiters and all the niceties you tend to miss after camping for a long time. It made for an enjoyable evening one night.

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