Coffee: excellent. Atmosphere: laid back and good for…read moresmall groups Decor: retro industrial/vintage mix Employees: depends on the day/time but efficient and not much for small talk or pleasantries. Uncommon Grounds seems small, with the coffee counter taking up about a quarter of the space, but can seat 30 or so. During rush hours, good luck finding a seat. It's that popular. That crowded feel is offset by the two sofas near the front that create space. Although tables instead might give more seating, it would change this from a relaxed space into a hurry and go. The coffee is excellent. I've only ever seen one person behind the counter and during busy times there's a wait, but it's been worth it. Overall this is a winner

Super cozy coffee shop! Very indie-feeling, cute, and staffed with friendly people. I've been…read morecoming here for years. Their chai is some of the best I've ever had. Sadly dogs are no longer allowed.

Small town cafes can be some of the best places for no frills basic food and friendly service…read more Skyline Cafe is precisely that. The food is good, typical fare, but served quickly and portions enough for any appetite. I had the frittata -- skyline's version of it and it was a winner. It came out as more of a scrambled egg than an omelet-style, loaded with the onions, peppers, tomatoes -- and not tiny little cubes, but large chopped pieces, and the crunchy bacon and the cheese topped it off. There was a side of homemade salsa. It was just okay -- nothing spectacular and was not needed because the frittata was flavorful enough on its own. With that said, eating more veggies is not a bad thing, so I ate it anyway. (you're welcome, Mom.) Like most small-town diners, there is a healthy take-out business, and this was no exception. Even early in the morning, there was a stream of people. What I enjoy about places like these is listening to the locals who sit near me, eating, drinking gallons of coffee, and talking about what's happening in their life, at the ranch, their business, or trading hunting stories. What a life. What a great no-frills cafe.

Pleasantly surprised. Great food. Nice service. The price was very reasonable. Everyone was…read moreso nice

This food is amazing. It's authentic and delicious. Best of all, the staff is friendly, welcoming…read moreand they hustle! It's even great for picking up and heading home to eat.

This place has everything! - staff doing tequila shots…read more- darts - fights - pancakes All at 9AM on a Tuesday! ...just not my thing.

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Great place to eat. Friendly staff, I was here for breakfast, was good biscuits and gravy, 4 pieces…read moreof thick sliced bacon as a side, who doesn't love bacon, right? Good breakfast.

Good food . Great service. Small town cafe with all the…read morelocal color. Will definitely be back

Small towns can have a few food choices ranging from meh to yes, more of this, please…read more Mustang Cafe does a great breakfast. They really know how to put together a plate of breakfast staples that had you wondering if you were imaging it all because it can't be as good as it looks. Then, moving to the dinner menu, we'll, again, proportions were huge. No skimping on the sides or the main courses. However, for a places specializing in bbq, I was underwhelmed. Perhaps I ordered the wrong thing, but the brisket was thinly sliced (good) but was bordering on dry and chewy (not so good). The service was very good -- there when you needed them, but not so much as to interfere with conversations. Go for breakfast or burgers, but be selective about the daily specials and you'll understand why small town diners can be go-to places for travelers. There was nothing out of the ordinary about the diner itself, with its comfortable but not stuffy or fancy atmosphere, but instead existed in a space to support community togetherness.

Lovely people, outdoor space, and food! We loved the…read moreshakshuka. And they were happy to put the lasagna in our own Tupperware for take away. Easy peasy camping dinner! Love that it came with a side salad with good veggies! LOVED the sprouts on the shakshuka and bagel sandwich!! We just wish the bagel sandwich came on a healthier whole grain bagel instead of the processed white version. Same for the tortilla (breakfast burrito)

Very good food! They have a lot of specials, and they are always filling. I love that you can see…read morethe kitchen when you are ordering your food. That way you can see it is clean (which it is.) the service is always very nice and the place has a cozy atmosphere. Although the place is small, it has a nice vibe and is nice for bringing friends. Overall, definitely recommend!

Review for horseback rides only! We did the 2 hour noon ride and had a great experience. Beautiful…read morescenery, well maintained and behaved horses, friendly guides. The whole ranch looks awesome in easy to find location with a small bar and grill onsite. Can't wait to go back and stay in a cabin! Thank you!!

Don't trust this place! This resort states it has a flexible cancelation policy, but it does not…read more When I called months in advance to change a reservation (their policy only required 14 days for a refund minus a $75 fee), they stated they would refund the deposit of several hundred dollars. Then they refused to do so and made up a bunch of lies and excuses that weren't in the policy or communicated to me.

Farm to table. Excellent breakfast. Excellent service. Waitress very friendly and from our home…read morestate Minnesota. Highly rated by locals.

What a find on a drive thru red lodge. The salads and soup were fresh and house made. We were able…read moresit outside and enjoy the great weather. If local this would be a regular go to.

****AVOID THIS TOURIST TRAP****…read more Looking for a breakfast spot and reviews looked promising so I stopped by. With a name like "OUR PLACE" I was hoping for a warm and friendly place with a good home cooked meal. Big mistake, not here!!!! Walked inside and was ignored for a few minutes. Should have just left. Restaurant has 1 server, 1 "helper," and one person cleaning tables. The "helper" was standing behind a host table and wouldn't even look at me or acknowledge me. She was playing with a tall leaning stack or toast. The server finally came by, asked me to wait a minute, and then seated me. I ordered and 30 minutes later the food came. I ordered the bunkhouse which was just biscuits and gravy and a side of bacon. Biscuits were terrible (didn't look or taste like a biscuit) and was BURNT AT THE EDGES! Bacon was in a greasy ball and underneath it was a long strand of hair (not mine). I also ordered a special advertised on their chalkboard - a cinnamon roll. This was nothing special and unfortunately was the best thing I ordered. Avoid this place!

While looking for a place to grab a quick breakfast, Our Place popped up and we are not sorry we…read morestopped. The building is a small log cabin like facility and easy to drive by if you aren't alert. The breakfast menu is very much like grandma's home cooking and we enjoyed everything. They advertise the best 25 cent coffee and they are not wrong. It was strong and delicious. Our group ordered Biscuits & gravy, a cinnamon roll, pancakes, sausage and the best extra crispy hash browns I've had, that I didn't make. Service from Janet was super friendly and attentive. If you're in Cody, Wy and looking for a wonderful breakfast, this is the place to stop!

The pizzas were delicious and came out pretty quickly after we ordered. Diamond, the only server…read moretonight, did an excellent job keeping our drinks refilled and had a good sense of humor. Order the steak chipotle pizza for something different and amazing!

Unless you're looking to clear your bowels, DO NOT GO HERE, If I could give zero stars, I would. We…read moreordered sweet tea, a Dr Pepper, chicken Alfredo (requested crispy chicken, not grilled), a Philly cheesesteak pizza, mozzarella sticks, and buffalo wings. The only item that was even somewhat edible was the mozzarella sticks, which appeared to be straight from mass-produced packaging. The sweet tea was not sweet at all, despite being told it was. There was a noticeable chip in the glass of the Dr Pepper, and pieces were falling into the drink when it was set down. The bread served with the Alfredo tasted stale. While the noodles were cooked, the sauce was clumped together and completely lacked flavor. On top of that, the Alfredo came out with grilled chicken instead of crispy, and no one mentioned the change. The wings were extremely soggy, and the cheese on the pizza tasted artificial. Service was also very disappointing. When we arrived, everyone at the front counter was on their phones. We waited over 20 minutes between our appetizer and our main course. When the server brought us to-go boxes, she did not bring the check. We waited about 10 minutes for the check to be dropped off, and then another 10 minutes for her to return and pick it up--even though she passed our table multiple times. The check was sitting at the edge of the table with a card clearly visible, and we were close to going to the front counter to pay ourselves. We are both feeling sick afterward. This restaurant is extremely overpriced for the quality of food and level of service. We gave it one last chance after a previous visit, but the experience has only declined. We used to love Millstone before the change in ownership, but since the new owners took over, the quality has gone downhill while prices have increased. If we hadn't felt bad for our server for having to work at this establishment already, we would've sent the food back. I do not recommend dining here. Even chain pizza places like Domino's or Pizza Hut offer better quality, and for genuinely good pizza, Legend Pizza & Co. just down the road is better priced with excellent food.