We dropped in to Sadie's on a trip through the area one day, pulled in for breakfast, and BOOM --…read morequickly realized that Sadie's is an outstanding treasure! If you are ANYWHERE near Pine Bluffs and hankering for true Wyoming homecooking, you have to stop at Sadie's, which is clean, comfortable and a terrific place to relax and enjoy your food and coffee. Number one, the service is great, with a staff that makes sure you are happy from the minute you walk in until you leave. Number two, the food --super delicious, homemade breakfasts and lunches we've had are all super HUGE portions and absolutely yummy to the last crumb! And Number three, the prices are very reasonable and worth every penny. From pancakes to eggs to hamburgers to desserts, it is ALL good! I know, Pine Bluffs isn't the biggest tourist magnet in the West, but, if you are hungry and within a fifty miles of the area, you HAVE to stop at Sadie's, it is THAT good!

Couldn't get a simple order straight. Ordered 1 thing got…read moreanother. When I questioned it, was told by waitress that SHE liked what I got. I didn't ask for Her opinion! They STILL charged me Full price! Will Never return and will Never recommend

Seriously good burgers!…read more We passed thru Pine Bluffs and needed a late lunch and decided to try out Knotty Pine. This is definitely a local favorite, but anybody should stop here. Bar and service is ran by the same gal who is really nice. It's a bar, but kids are welcome. We got the cheeseburger, knotty burger and chicken tenders. All were delicious. The burgers are hand made and all beef. They taste great. They come as double burgers and are a nice portion. Waffle and curly fries are tasty too.

Only place open Sunday night Food was not good…read moreWould have been better off buying frozen entree at Dollar General & microwaving

Wow!!! What an unexpected find so far from a big city…read more We stopped here to get a quick bite to eat after a friend recommended the small business and locally owned restaurant. The breakfast burrito was made to order and had big taste for such a small town. The ingredients were artisanally blended into a fulfilling and cheap burrito that didn't disappoint. With the best salsa in the area to boot. The service was friendly and always welcoming to all who stop by. This is a must stop in the town of Pines Bluff.

Great owner, great food. Very friendly people and a classic feel. The breakfast burrito is great,…read morebut the salsa takes it up a notch. Everything tastes homemade and leaves you wanting more. Great place to stop and eat.

Very lovely drinks and experience. Also the ginger molasses cookie was warm and incredible. I got a…read morematcha with vanilla syrup and it was one of the best matchas I've had in a while (I've had a lot of matcha). The plants in there look so healthy and I loved their flowers. The environment just seems so warm and inviting. We called ahead of time to make sure there was no live music for my hard of hearing grandma and they were very sweet. Their card machine went down while we were there and I spoke with the owner while she was trying to fix it and I could really tell how much love she pours into this shop. She was so apologetic and talked about how stressed she was. She was very helpful and I appreciated how helpful she was especially when my grandma asked about a niche tea.

Delicious house made chai! Deliciously spiced without being too sweet…read more The shop has such a calm and inviting vibe. Everyone who works there is warm, kind, and has a ton of knowledge to share when it comes to teas and essential oils. They carry a huge range of loose leaf tea blends, healing herbs, and unique gifts, along with tea sets, books, and little treasures you won't find anywhere else. The food menu had a great selection as well! They offer gluten free choices, which I really appreciated. I ended up getting the gluten free brownie and you can't tell it's gluten free! So decadent and chocolatey. It's the kind of place where you instantly feel at ease. Such a charming tea spot in downtown Cheyenne. Would love to come back!

This was my first time and I'm so glad I tried this place out. The service, the staff, the food…read moreand the ambiance was all overly impressive! I thoroughly enjoyed my experience and will 100% be back to try more of their delicious food!

Fun stop on the way to the rodeo. The staff were friendly and welcoming to their establishment…read more The kitchen is outside in a food truck but it works with the train ambiance and location and closeness to the train tracks. Food and drinks really hit the spot. My chicken sandwich was lightly breaded and included lots of extra fixings. The extra thick crispy pickles were welcomed. Great fries!!! Great list of draft beers and specialty drinks. I watched the staff explain how they made their margarita and I was surprised by the amount of work that goes into making it. Fun place if you're visiting, local and driving through Cheyenne.

Great, little, small town restaurant. They have a few different items for breakfast. I.e., you're…read morenot just getting a couple eggs and a piece of toast. Breakfast is great.

Classic small town diner frequented by locals. Super friendly people. Good fries, fresh coffee.read more

This middle of nowhere dinner had quick service and was friendly. The food was mediocre but filling…read morefor a quick bite on a road trip its not a bad spot. I ate the country fried steak with hash browns and eggs. Everything tasted fine but not amazing

This place is not closed. As of 10/3/2022 it is open 07:00 am to 8:00 pm. It is next to the…read moreInterstate Hotel. It has a very friendly staff. The menu has breakfast all day, lunch, and dinner items. They have daily specials. It is popular with all the locals. This place is traditional 60-70 style dinner. The food odd hot and delicious.. menu has something for everyone on it. This area is probably the next oil boom in the North USA. The Oil Rig Hands who provide the US oil from US soil, stay at the hotel and help this business stay open and the Great American truck drivers come and go regularly here. The coffee is always ready and hot. It is a seat yourself. Well I all you to get off the interstate at &kimball stop and take a break and enjoy the hard working Small Town US Hard Working Ladies and Men at this restaurant for some hometown cooking.

Delightful restaurant featuring breakfast and lunch items with hand scooped ice cream in the…read moreevenings. We stopped by to pick up sandwiches on our way to visit the iconic Chimney Rock. The sandwiches were prepared quickly and we enjoyed them at our picnic. The cranberry turkey sandwich should have been on a croissant but perhaps they ran out the day we visited and it had a different bread that was still delicious. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Parking is abundant and they have drive through service as well. The interior is nicely decorated and clean. Overall there is a welcome vibe to this place.

This is such a cute place. The menu isn't very big but it sure made it easy for me to order. Our…read morewaitress was great. Very personable. I ordered the chicken salad sandwich and it was very good. The bread was toasted but cool - I did wonder about that. The sweet potato fries were very yummy. Hubby ordered the breakfast burrito and said it was okay. He said it was more potato than anything else. It does say it comes with one egg. I would suggest maybe ordering another egg if that's an option. If the owner was to read this, I would suggest bringing the cuteness of the coffee area into the restaurant.

Such a welcoming small spot inside the peaceful village of Potter, with delicious ice cream! It was…read morecreamy and flavorful, and personally, the peanuts are the cherry on top! A lovely place to check out for travelers passing by on Interstate 80 through Wyoming and Nebraska!

A cute diner in a tiny town. Old fashioned breakfast hit the spot. Baked goods are yummy…read more Ask them to see the bowling alley.

What could improve you ask !?!? How about it be open once you find it ?!?!? I got all the way there…read moreand had to fight to get a parking spot. Once I did, I was a half a mile away and when I got there, it was all closed up and nobody around, but it was plugged in! Unbelievable. Why do they bother advertising hours when they don't adhere to them? I was less than thrilled and no, I would never be back. I got there at approximately 12:15 p.m. and their advertisement says they were open at 11:30 a.m. All closed up and no one around. If I could've given it no stars, I would have.

The ice cream taste taste amazing and the person who works there was really kind. It's a food truck…read morebut I like the cow print and the decorations you can see