We were lucky enough to be invited to The Met for dinner and what an amazing experience! The…read moreservice and food were completely on point, and Chef David stopped at our table and said hello. The drinks were yummy, and our spinach dip appetizer was amazing. I cannot recommend The Met enough for a great night out or special occasion.

I went for lunch at 3 pm on a Wednesday so it was pretty quiet. The staff were mostly young women,…read moremy server was sweet, not super attentive but it was nice. They have a happy hour 3-5 where some appetizers are half off. So I tried the deviled eggs. The Ambiance gives off this sexy and upscale vibe. Great place to take someone on a date if you are trying to impress them. Not sure what it feels like with people in it but the decor and furnishings were nicer than some of the other local restaurants. I ordered the seared salmon and deviled eggs. Seared salmon - 4/10 The salmon was pretty good and not fatty, but it was covered in the burre blanc sauce that totally over powered it. It made it flavorful but salty. The quinoa on the side was a large serving and it was probably good that it was a little bland so it balanced out the salmon. Now... I love Brussels sprouts but these were not it. The seasoning and the texture was all off. Not good. I did end up eating all of the salmon and quinoa. Deviled eggs - 2/10 Not seasoned well. They simply tasted like hard boiled eggs with paprika. I am not sure if I just ordered things that were not great or if I came in on an off day but I wouldn't suggest coming here to eat. But I would come and sit at the bar on a date. The server said that their pastas were great and their burgers. She also said their seafood was good. So if there is a next time I would try their burger but definitely not these 2 dishes.

Such a cool place! As a kid, my family used to go to the…read moreMelodrama every year and it has only gotten better. A lot of fun to go to the different events at the Atlas Theater. Highly recommend it

Great place and fun. A lot of history. The plays are good fun and the actors are all volunteer.read more

Great place to have any type of party it accommodates any size. You can rent just half of the room…read moreor the whole room. Nicely decorated for Christmas. I have attended many events here and each has been a wonderful experience. Everything is always well organized and set up always done before guests arrive. Great asset to the city of Cheyenne.

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.

It was just by chance that my friends and I planned an outing on Board & Brush's one-year…read moreanniversary. We booked a party for 10 and were thrilled when we learned we could all choose a different project. Registering as the group planner is a little clunky, as you have to put down a deposit, which is refunded once you've met the group minimum of 8 participants. It puts all the risk on the party planner. That said, our group had a blast. No two designs were the same and they all turned out great! The staff walks you through the process to ensure you have a top notch piece to bring home. It's BYOB, so we had a potluck with some snacks and beverages, which was nice since our event was four hours and went through the lunch hour. I'd definitely do it again!

We walked around the Depot Plaza area and the museum frontage and impressed with the abundance of…read morepublic art. The large boots seen around town were also on display at this location and fun for impromptu photo ops. Very walkable and accessible surrounding area. Plentiful nearby parking available.

Cheyenne Depot Plaza may be the most accurate physical representation of Cheyenne you will find…read more The building itself is genuinely impressive, though the site overall functions far more as a very nice local stop than a true destination attraction. The centerpiece is the former Union Pacific Depot, constructed in the late 1880s. Designed by architect Henry Van Brunt, the heavy sandstone structure and its 120-foot clock tower remain the defining architectural landmark of the city. Fully restored and designated a National Historic Landmark, it stands as a grand reminder of the transcontinental railroad era that birthed Cheyenne. Inside, the Cheyenne Depot Museum details the rail history of the American West with historical artifacts and an extensive model railroad layout. We did not buy tickets for the full exhibit hall, choosing instead to check out the gift shop and poke around the main lobby. While we were walking through, a young girl was holding her birthday party right there in the historic lobby. It was sweet, charming, and just a tiny bit melancholy. There was nothing wrong with the party itself, which was a perfectly nice family gathering. It was simply the realization that in Cheyenne, a National Historic Landmark double-hats as a primary venue for an eight-year-old's birthday cake. It felt like a wonderfully authentic, highly specific snapshot of local life. The outdoor plaza is a clean brick square that hosts community gatherings and live music during the warmer months. On a quiet afternoon, it is a pleasant spot to walk around, admire the stone masonry, and absorb a bit of Western history without having to work particularly hard for it. Cheyenne is a small city with an easygoing pace that seems to have completely avoided the invention of modern urgency. The Depot building itself is magnificent, but the overall plaza experience is a thirty-minute pit stop rather than a reason to book a trip. If you are already traveling through southern Wyoming, it is well worth pulling off the highway to take a look. Just do not expect a sprawling tourist district once you get there.

A freshly renovated property with all the expected amenities. We were warmly welcomed and were…read moreacknowledged for our frequent visitor status at the hotel check-in. Exceptionally clean and comfortable facilities. Our room had wonderful mattresses and extra towels. Nice large screen TV and plenty of storage space too! Complementary breakfast available daily includes a continental style items. Complementary coffee, tea, and hot chocolate available round the clock. Pantry with light snacks available for a fee. Complementary parking makes For easy access.

Best sleep I've had in awhile!! Boyfriend & I celebrated our 3 year anniversary in Cheyenne, we…read morelast minute decided to spend the night & holiday inn's are our go to cuz we have the rewards program. Staff were very friendly & helpful, we asked for a higher up room & we got on the 3rd floor out of 4 so I was extremely happy. Room was clean, no weird smells, tv worked, comfy bed, complimentary breakfast. You'd think these are the bare minimum for hotels but when you travel often you deal w a lot of awful ones which makes me appreciate the good ones a lot more.

This was a great place for spending a few hours and picking up some dinner! We got the Monday…read more$10/person unlimited passes for each of us (FYI, only covers non-ticket games), and we really got our money's worth! We also got burgers, chicken tenders, fries, and drinks, which was reasonably priced and great, fresh quality! The interior is dark but well-lit, with banners and lights covering the ceiling area. All of the employees were very welcoming and glad to be of service. Definitely loved this place!!

What a fun place to hang out even as adults. It was my husband's 70th birthday and we played…read morepinball like we were 12.! Also great to have a bar so that you can drink and play Pac-Man

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.