Best coffee shop I have ever been to the chocolate banana bread was amazing I enjoyed the campfire…read mores'mores campfire latte a lot I would recommend this place

What a lovely little coffee shop, book shop, and gift shop all in one. It's like your local, shop…read moresmall, Barnes and Noble. Coming into the store feels like you're stepping back into a simpler time of life and it's so lovely. Coming to Thermopolis just does. It's so great. The coffee is shockingly good, we got a lavender late and a cold brew and both really enjoyed them! If you need a mid day pick me up coming out of the hot springs, you definitely won't go wrong here!

Amazing chai latte. The coffee cabin mainly operates as a drive through and was very charming.read more

Luv the lattes and the baristas it's an every day event fast and easy open seven days tooread more

The pesto mozzarella sandwich on sourdough is my ultimate favorite!!!!…read moreGreat baker and comfortable spot to eat and drink coffee

Great place with delicious food. We had amazing turkey club and the Italian sub. They were both…read morehuge and fresh. The atmosphere is great for kids. We didn't have kids but there was a lot of them running around playing together.

It was super busy when we went in there but was amazing! The store just felt very welcoming and…read morehomey. Didn't look through the whole store due to the fact of it being packed but we got ice cream and it was amazing! We tried their limited time fudge brownie waffle cone and had a wonderful time. The ice cream was delicious and they will let you get 2 flavors with a double scoop which most places don't! Adorable shop with everything from basic grocery essentials to one of a kind souvenirs. Adorable shop would 100% recommend. They have wonderful staff and an accessible building, I was on crutches and it was easy to get in and out. If you're in ten sleep this is the hot spot to go.

In search of coffee on a holiday weekend, a shop otherwise closed on Sunday was a beacon. Imagine…read moremy surprise when I walked in and found a general store. A small but very well-stocked general store of dry goods, local produce fishing and camping supplies and then an ice cream and coffee shop in the back of the store. It was perfect. There was a steady stream of people in the store, both locals waiting for the parade to start, and nearby campers looking for unexpected gifts or trying to replace a lost item. The coffee was good; the people were friendly; and this is a must-visit stop for finding a touristy gift, or some local goods, or an eye-opening cup of coffee. Small town shops are the best at catering to locals and passers-through.

Cute store, sells a little of everything, some unique, some everyday items. Nice to be able to have…read morea store like that in a small town.

What a great find in Thermopolis! We enjoyed our salads & yummy chocolate truffles. Cute placeread more

This store is clean and well-kept. Everything was stocked neatly on the shelves in each aisle…read more Mack's Market has almost everything you need. Great variety of to-go meals and snacks that you would need for your fishing or camping trip. Be aware that there are some days that it may be a little busy. Be courteous to the cashiers as they're trying their best to assist us. They are helpful and friendly. The service that I experienced here was neat and pleasant. I will definitely be back.

When we came to Wyoming, we needed a couple of things because our Airbnb didn't have necessities so…read morewe were able to get a lot from there. Great energy drink selection, workers are very friendly, my mom liked that they had big selection of wine, they had all the house h stuff like shampoo and deodorant. And the Shasta vending machine drinks were only 35 cents which was cool. We will definitely be coming back sometime soon on our trip.

I truly enjoyed the tour and and highly recommend it to learn something new and to see how this…read morebusiness works. Our tour guide was Rylee and she was knowledgeable and was able to answer the questions our party had. This place is accommodating and the staff makes it accessible to everyone. If you are traveling here during the summer like I did, I recommend you bring bug spray and sun screen. They have plenty of parking near the souvenir shop and the start of the tour. You can have a picnic on site. There are tables, an area for games and lots of space outside. Anyone can enjoy this experience even if you aren't a bourbon fan because they have a little something for everyone such as coffee and bbq sauce.

My wife's favorite This is fantastatic whiskey that I often…read morerecommend and often get great responses from

I stopped in for lunch on a Wednesday. I arrived just as the doors opened. I was seated and my…read moredrink order was taken. I ordered one of their craft beers. The "Divorcinator" was on tap This is aN IPA. It was happy with a slight sweetness. For lunch I ordered the salad bar which included the soup of the day. I also got a side of tater tots. The salad bar was modest but adequately supplied with fresh salad and toppings. The soup was loaded potato soup. It was hot, thick, and creamy with chunks of diced potatoes and pieces of bacon and green onion. The tater tots were light and crispy, perhaps the best I've ever had. This is a great place for lunch or to just grab a fresh brew.

I decided to stop in and try a few local brews after seeing a billboard advertising it on my way…read moreinto town. Good choice. It is clean, spacious , and has a great western vibe. I was cheerfully and efficiently served by Tiffany who knew the menu and the drinks backwards and forwards. I ordered a bison burger and a side of wild rice. The burger was very tasty whether it was actually bison or not. The side of rice was overcooked and very forgettable. The stars of the day were the three local beers I tried: wheat beer, a double IPA, and a Baltic porter. All three hit the spot. They have a nice bar area if you are more interested in boozing than eating. Next time I'm in town, I'll certainly return here.