Friendly place, plenty of room to chill a bit. This is a favorite stop for me as I drive through…read moreEvanston. Had a small 12oz americano and it was delicious. Pete's Sake is pretty close to the freeway and it's got a cool downtown area to checkout.

Comfy, friendly, amazing coffee and food. Quaint atmosphere on a darling street in historic…read moreEvanston.

A really cool and novel breakfast/lunch spot that creatively uses their space on an old school bus…read more Friendly owners, good food. I thought the breakfast burrito was great except it was a little heavy on the potatoes and could have been balanced better with more eggs and less potato. Also their red salsa that was supposed to be the hot one needs a lot more heat, it almost wasn't there at all, but perhaps it's just par for the area. But the real shining star dish from here is the quesabirrias with complimentary consomé, but I think they call it cheesy beef tacos or something like that. Breakfast is only served until 10am, but they do the breakfast burritos until closing at 2pm. Dont skip this great spot!

Such a fun little bus full of food! The owners are very kind and personable and awesome chefs too…read more The food here is tasty and reasonably priced too, which always makes my experience "that much better". I went with a group of family and friends and got to try a bite or two of various items on the menu. The biscuits and gravy had a nice flavor, it was hard to find the them underneath the heaping of gravy that covers the plate, but having too much food shouldn't be a bad thing. The pancakes were delightful and delicious and huge! I got to try the CrossFit Burrito and boy oh boy that was a winner. It was large and in charge, perfect to cut in half and share--and the homemade salsa topped it off perfectly. I also got a bite of Monte Cristo, not my favorite and it was the most expensive item, but it was alright to try. The bus has a fun atmosphere but it's a little squishy--they do have outdoor seating, but that's no fun when it's pouring rain. Overall, fun and fabulous! I recommend making a pit stop here when you can. TIPS & TRICKS: * Bring your appetite or just share! Again, plenty of food and you'll definitely have leftovers. * You can take your meal to go if you don't have time to have an easy, slow breakfast morning.

Immediately entering, the space was very homey, and I was welcomed with the sweetest staff. She was…read morevery helpful with giving me recommendations for it being my first time there. Would definitely go back to try their food next time!

Great local spot to have a calm bite and sip of coffee, tea, etc. Soothing atmosphere. Easy…read moreparking. Very nice owners & fun merchandise. Our quiche. Chicken salad croissant, and kid ham & cheese were very tasty and good quality. The coffee was pleasant. Definitely a local gem!

Worst coffee I've ever had. Normally pistachio cold brew is my go to, but this was not good at all…read more Looked like iced tea, tasted like a medicinal popsicle. Based on other reviews, seems like it's best to skip the cold brew here and stick to espresso.

When you know the coffee isn't even coffee and is gonna be a huge disappointment the moment you see…read moreit. Tell me how this is cold brew? $7 wasted

What a fabulous American diner! I loved the pancakes! Great breakfast options abounded. It will be…read moremy new go to location when I'm headed to Dutch Jon, Fly Fishing or coming home to Salt Lake great place to stop right by the Maverick gas station.

Nan's Cafe - Mountain View, WY We stopped in at Nan's…read moreRestaurant today (Wednesday, 11:45 a.m.) with another couple, and it was already buzzing with happy chatter. By noon, the place was packed--and for good reason. The menu is refreshingly affordable, with plenty of choices for breakfast or lunch. Between the four of us, we ordered: Chicken Fried Steak with all the fixings A juicy Cheeseburger and crispy fries A made-to-order omelet A French Dip with golden fries Our server, Kristy, was friendly, professional, and attentive without hovering--a pro at keeping things running smoothly even during the busy lunch rush. We also had the pleasure of meeting Nan herself. She's exactly the kind of owner you hope for: warm, welcoming, and clearly passionate about her restaurant. The food? Tremendous. Every plate was hot, fresh, and seasoned just right. We went around the table to ask about each other's meals, and honestly, every bite was a winner. On a scale of 1-10, it's a 9.5+ for us. (Is any place a perfect 10?) Great food, great people, and great atmosphere. Nan's is exactly the kind of family-style spot Bridger Valley needed, and it's now officially on our regular rotation. Thank you, Nan--you nailed it!

We visited Ruca's for lunch and found the sandwiches just okay--nothing special. However, I highly…read morerecommend coming for breakfast and trying their Aebleskivers. That's where Ruca's really shines!

Ruca's is such a cute little place. They are very busy so The service is very slow. We ordered 4…read moredrinks white chocolate mocha, caramel macchiato, iced coffee and a piña colada shake. The coffees are watered down brown water. The " breakfast " is not that good either. We ordered the big breakfast, mom breakfast and avocado toast. It was mediocre at best. The best thing on the menu was the Æbelskivers! 10/10 HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

Stopped in for breakfast and WOW!! Kids small biscuits and gravy were huge and delicious adults…read morehad biscuit breakfast sandwiches and they were so good! Super sweet and attentive waitress. Highly recommend!!

Stopped here for lunch on a drive from Salt Lake City to Jackson, Wy. My wife really wanted a true…read moresmall town establishment, and we specifically went this way to stop here. Service was very friendly, place was busier than expected for a Monday (photo of space was taken after a large party left). Food was good and the fries tasted home made. My wife had the Philly chicken with fries and I had the Aloha chicken sandwich with tater tots. We won't be driving back this way, but we would certainly stop again!

I went to Pinedale for lunch today. I decided to stop into Heart & Soul Bakery & Cafe. I ordered…read morethe Thursday Special which was a meat stromboli with tomato soup. I thought the Stromboli was good but lacked real flavor. I was mostly eating through Italian meats (salami and pepperoni) with occasional flavors of basil but it was not deep and rich in its profile. Service was good, but not over the top. The restaurant is set right on the main drag on Pine Street. The restaurant also contains a small gift shop for local artisans sell their goods. But the interior of the restaurant is super cute and cozy.

First, I understand a busy time, but service was abysmal at best. To begin we waited in line to…read moreorder for at least 10 minutes. While in line, the wait staff was rude. "I'm going to need you all to move so I can get through," is a less effective and polite way of saying "excuse me, please." The kids in front of us ordered and rightfully got their food before us, but so much so that they finished and left before our food came out. This wouldn't have been a problem but when our food did finally make it to the table, it was on the cold side. Had they bothered to check in with us, I would have said something, but they didn't even bother. They were too busy playing with the dogs in the patio. The food was mediocre at best. The service sucked. The prices were fine. I'm only giving this place 3 stars for the physical atmosphere and prices. I'd find somewhere else to eat next time.

Got a Sandy Beach which was recommended to me by the barista which was DELICIOUS. Not to mention…read moreshe was awesome with helping us decide what we wanted. Service & drinks were great. Would definitely recommend!

Made my way back home to GR for the first time in nearly 16 years and excited to visit new places,…read morefirst thing on the agenda - Coffee. Arrived at this cute spot unsure of what to expect. Quickly greeted by the staff and plenty of drink options. My husband and I are mocha fans so it was an easy choice for us although there are so many options here. As we waited on our drinks, I walked around and fell in love with the nostalgic pieces in this place. After admiring all these wonderful news clippings, cups, and the wonder ambiance, I found my place near the window with the warm sun and my favorite - a puzzle. Mocha was perfectly sweetened, nice smooth flavor, and just the right amount of foam. Overall a fabulous experience and will certainly be back next time I'm in GR.