came here as i remember how delicious the BBQ was from last year and it's absolutely wonderful. Was…read moreable to order the pulled pork taco and that green salsa is a WINNER - nice spice that is addicting and has you going back for more. The pork is flavorful and tender. In fact, we came back twice already since arriving a few days ago the food is that good here. The ribs are not to be missed and the BBQ is one of the best. The owner is so nice and welcoming. Strike up a conversation with him, it's fun to meet and hear from locals. Food comes out hot, fresh, and fast. This is a place not to be missed when visiting Cody/Powell.

The service was good, but the food was not memorable. The owner is supposedly from Texas, but this…read moredid not represent Texas well. The Texan I was with agreed. We both had the brisket sandwich with a side of beans. The beans were hot, but had little flavor. The brisket was tender, but also had no real flavor. The sauce (on the side) was fine, but absolutely necessary as there was no flavor to the brisket itself.

Great little store with lots of interesting meats and other gifts and stuff. They have yak meat! So…read moreweird. I didn't try it but my dad did.

This store has a variety of items from food to souvenirs. It's a decent size store with two levels…read more I bought some honey truffles & honey caramels. Definitely a great stop to pick something up to take home.

See what Wyoming tastes like! This place offers a lot of…read morethe weirder, local foods that you probably can't get at home. Try some free buffalo jerkey samples, or some elk sausage. They have a lot of encased meats, things that you don't necessarily need an ice chest to get home, so they make great gifts. I loved their local hot sauce collection- their jam and jelly and preserve selection was better than most supermarkets! They have a sampling station right in the center where you can get loaded up on whatever they're dishing out. Highly recommend. They'll chat you up on where the stuff is from and why it's WY significant. People in Wyoming sure seem to like huckleberries, and this is a great place to stock up on huckleberry flavored everything. The whole store looks like an old western kind of place with wooden accent all over, and old timey kinda feel. They also sell local honey, in all the forms- combs, whipped, regular, you name it.

I moved to Wyoming and wanted to try it's beef. I ordered a quarter of a beef from Roger's. This…read morewas absolutely the best beef I have had.

Truly lousy customer service. I had some chocolate syrup that was bad from there. Tasted like…read moremetal/chemicals. I contacted the company that makes the syrup and they sent me a couple $4 coupons that I could use for other items made by the same company. Blairs said that I couldn't use the coupons for the same brand of powdered cocoa! WTF? I threw enough of a fit, and they went ahead and gave me the same amount as the coupons were worth, but still said they wouldn't accept the coupons. I went home and called the manufacturer directly and they told me that the coupons were good for ANY product they made including powdered cocoa!

This is a nice grocery store option in the area with lots of options! we also love coming for the…read moregraham cracker donuts, but sad to see they have started to skimp on the amount of frosting they fill the donuts with. They are not what they used to and we no longer get the donuts due to this. Produce and meat always seems fresh. Workers are also usually friendly and helpful.

Stop 9 of 9 for WY, 48 overall, on our Hundreds of Hops self-guided US Hop Passport Brewery Tour,…read moreAmazing Brewery Race 2025 - for our 5th state win!! And we were THOSE people, unintentionally. We showed up 15min before the kitchen closed (not knowing there was or expecting there to be a kitchen) and 45min before the brewery itself closed. I can't lie, we've been crazy road-tripping it & we were, again, excited when they mentioned food. I'm not sure if the kitchen staff were as excited as us, but they didn't let on that we were putting them out, even with such a late order. We did try to be accommodating- I went so far as to say "give me anything you need to get rid of." Of course, the barkeep had already taken our orders by that point & I guess that was that. Chicken fried steak for me & a brisket wrap for the hubs - we could have (& probably should have) split either & would have had plenty to eat. We both took food with us to the hotel & we had leftovers for breakfast (2-fer). The food came up fast & the flavors were good. I appreciated the non-traditional take on the chicken fried steak. No country gravy here... she ate like schnitzel which went well with the beer! Speaking of, on to the reason for stopping, beer. Sage Creek IPA 3.75 Mountain Wheat IPA 4 Sand Coulee Red 4.25 Heart Mountain Hefe 3.75 Service couldn't be better. I can't stress enough how much I appreciate not being made to feel like I shouldn't be there- even being encouraged to enjoy both the food & beer, despite the late arrival. Kudos!

I hadn't been back to Powell in years, and this restaurant was suggested as a good place to go. I…read morewas there with family and friends. It was pretty good overall, but the service and lack of a starch option was not great. The bartender that night had an attitude until she didn't. This was 7/25/26. And not being able to get mashed or a baked potato with the hamburger because of a gluten allergy AND still paying $19.50 for a bunless hamburger was not quality service. Trying to tell us the same grease that cooks things with gluten, also cooking the fries would be hot enough to get rid of the gluten. Haha come on!

I get a Key Lime Pie Slushie every trip I make to Cody. This time I tried the Mojito Slushie, and…read moreit was a total miss. Mojito's have mint, but this seemed to be all mint. It tasted like mint toothpaste. I did not like it at all. That being said, I also tried the Key Lime Pie slushie and it was as fantastic as ever. Cool, creamy, Key Limey. I loved it. These are now $7.00. The first one I had a few years ago was $5.00, and I believe it was a 20 ounce cup. Now they are 16 ounces. So, a shrinkflation/inflation rise from $0.25 per ounce to almost $0.44 per ounce. Thats an almost 75% increase. I will still spring for the Key Lime Pie per year, but I think the increase may stop some folks from trying something new. Friendly staff and fast service though, every time I go.

Great and unique selections! Knowledgeable and were very helpful picking out new items to try.read more

Sourdough donuts. Hand-made from scratch. Every day…read more There ought to be a rule against this type of food truck. No one needs this option interfering with good intentions of healthy eating. This kind of temptation should immediately be removed from the streets. How does this even qualify as "food"? It's sin, that's what it is. It's insidious -- the way Yoder's donuts torture me from afar with dreams of tasting every mouth-watering bite of this imperfectly circular evil. These types of nightmares can lead me to consider a longish drive to get to the area (Cody and Powell) where stalking this food truck is possible. It's a battle. Walk up to the window of this truck and your senses are assailed by the aroma of frying donuts and if you look inside to the left, you'll see the worker pulling from the fryer the donuts you've just ordered. Start with the original glazed, or the cinnamon sugar, or the chocolate and perhaps move on to the special of the day -- go ahead -- partake of them all and justify it to yourself later as the sugar rush catches up to you later. Seriously, though, I'm glad I don't live in the area this truck serves, or I would be in trouble. Big trouble. These donuts remind me of those my grandma made, and that taste of childhood is there on my tongue with every single bite.

Best donuts but price is a little high and they're menu having special donuts at certain times…read morelet's it have a variation of flavors