Delicious food and fantastic service! Located in the historic Douglas train depot. Well taken care…read moreof, spotless inside and out, and terrific decor. Our favorite place to eat when we're in Douglas!

Looking for absolutely great burgers with tasty, generous sides and appetizers? Then stop at The…read moreDepot. The building is a historic railroad passenger station that has been converted into the restaurant. I love these types of adaptive reuse of old buildings! Great bar. Good beer menu with reasonable prices. Even better appetizers. Classic take on potato skins, so good. The burgers were great--the train wreck has a bit of everything but it all worked together, and held together. Tater tots were awesome too. Service was solid, especially considering how busy it was for a Tuesday night. Plenty of parking. Good comfy vibe--all types of folks were there.

A surprising delicious little Indian food place in Douglas! The menu isn't extensive but everything…read moreon it is delicious. Very friendly staff.

Absolutely fire…read more Probably the best food in Douglas. Super awesome staff and great service

Well I didn't take any pictures of the food. But I will say that I will not be returning to this…read morerestaurant. For starts: I sat at the bar where the waitress took a significant amount of time before acknowledging I was there even tho the eye contact was made. But 10 min after sitting at the bar she finally asked me what I would like to drink. She then offered a menu in which I ordered the "Peppercorn Ribeye prepared Medium rare and a side of veggies". And she gave me my Water. 20 minutes go by with an empty glass and no food has arrived. I don't know if it was because I wasn't drinking a alcoholic beverage but her service was terrible please note, there was 2 other people at the bar which were clearly regulars as their conversations took majority of her attention and time. When I received my meal the steak was very poorly cooked and what I mean by that is the steak was well done and equivalent to a 12oz piece of gristle. I brought it up to the bar tender that the meal was not good at all. I did however eat the veggies which was the best part of the meal. Her manager came up and quickly said she will give me a 20% discount on my meal. I did not hear from anyone after that for another 30 min until I stood up. Put my coat on and was about to just leave. The bartender finally came back and handed me my check. In which my meal after tip (yes I still tipped 20%) was $40. So that being said I paid $40 for a small saucer of veggies because I didn't even eat the steak. Unfortunately from what people all over the Douglas area says is that the Derby has probably the worst steak in Town, I can understand the one off meal but the service is by far sub par and management should consider teaching their bartenders/servers that excellent service get customers to come back.

Don't even know where to start hour wait for a prime rib Philly. That's the best joke ever, one…read morehour later and freezer burnt steak-umms on a bun. Food was worse than the high school kids at McDonald's on a Saturday night. If you feel like waiting an hour for warm garbage on a plate this is definitely for you.

I don't get it…read more Douglas Club, located on the local golf course, must be one of those hit or miss places. I think my visit was during the "miss". First, the employees are great. Nice, but somewhat scattered. Maybe it's because it was late in the day and they'd been working the entire day, but I don't think they were all-there. The food was also hit or miss. The salad was outstanding. The steak, although cooked as I asked, was a day shy of being "bad", and I don't mean aged -- or rather it was not aged in a positive way. It was really bad. As long as I ate around the edges, it was tolerable, but I left most of it behind. It's a shame, really, because all the other guests seem to be enjoying their meals, but again, maybe because I came at the end of a shift and the kitchen staff had just given up. I might try again one day, but then again, maybe not. It was just that underwhelming.

My family of 6 ate at the Douglas Club while driving through town. We were delighted by our…read morepersonable and friendly waitress, Renee, who redefines what great customer service should look like. Renee recommended the grilled salmon wrap with sweet potato fries (no sugar), which 4 of us had and absolutely loved. The gluten free tortilla wraps were some of the best gluten free substitutes we've had. The hot honey chicken sandwich also received high marks, and the homemade chips are worth an honorable mention. Keep up the great work, Douglas Club.

This place has been here for decades and lots of people swear by it. And I'd love to give it 4…read morestars, but I just can't walking you find that it is smoke friendly. I am asthmatic, so we did the best we could finding spots in the back. Our waitress asked what we'd like to drink I asked what they have on tap. "Coke, Dr. pepper, Sprite." Their food was quite reasonable but the chicken fried steak was thin as a pancake and so overcooked that I could barely cut it. On the other hand, their mash potatoes and cream gravy was top notch. Overall I'll just chalk this up to catching them on a bad night.

The breakfast was AMAZING! It was the best bfast I've had! The service was great and the building…read moreitself is so dang cool! I would come here a million times!!

Eaten here many times. Not the cheapest place in town but consistently delicious food with great…read moreservice. It can get a bit crowded so reservations at prime meal time is helpful. Large place, but always feels personal and cozy wherever you sit. If you're looking for a nice evening out this is the place. You won't be disappointed.

I was in town visiting for work and wanted to support a local restaurant. I happened to come in…read moreduring happy hour and ordered a few things off that menu. The crème brûlée & old fashioned were the best tasting items I had. The baked potato & kabobs were room temperature. The lobster was rubbery, which could be because it was previously frozen. The crab cake was good but not made with fresh crabmeat. I loved the Brussel sprouts but the bacon tasted like previously cooked bacon bits reheated. Service was good.

All is it was perfection. Friendly attentive a quick service of prime steaks served with excellent…read moreside dishes in a very truly historic bar setting. Small but cozy the steaks were perfectly prepared. And we saved room for the amazing deserts because we had been warned that they were irresistible!!! It's not cheap but is an outstanding value for a great evening out. It's a bit of a drive from everywhere but we came from Cheyenne and will return!!!

I truly enjoyed the salad,share the plate ribeye steak, mashed potatoes .the teramasu was…read moredelicious however, I received a smaller portion in comparison to the sample offered size for $9

This place really is a hit or miss. I got bang bang shrimp tacos one time and they were great, next…read moretime I went and got them again, there was literally two shrimp per taco and hardly anything else in them. It's never my first choice to go here. But good spot for after a comedy show.

Man that PB&J burger swept me off my feet. Definitely will be returning, no pics of the burger.It…read morewas Inhaled . Great talent in the kitchen, ordered my burger medium TO GO, was a few minutes late arriving. Made it all the way back to the hotel and that first bite, was perfect all the way through. So used to ordering medium burgers for carry out and them being medium well or well done when I get back. Seemed like a fun,spacious atmosphere. I was in a hurry to get back and eat so I didn't stay any more than I had to. But I def recommend this place.

The portions are generous, and the service is great…read more The only downside is that smoking is allowed, so the smell can be quite strong.

This is a stop you must make when in Lusk. This place has a second name and it holds true for the…read moreowner, Scrappy is real. He kept the name so he didn't have to reapply for a bar license but added his name for the food. It's really Scrappy's. The beer is cheap, the food (try the pizza or burgers) was great and the conversation truly enjoyable. Being from a non smoking state, smoking patrons, reminded me why our state banned indoor smoking.

My husband and I stopped in to have breakfast at the village Inn in Douglas, Wyoming. The service…read moreis excellent. The food is delicious and the hospitality is great.. thank you, Village Inn If you're ever in Douglas, Wyoming, and you want a delicious breakfast, stop by the village Inn. Thank you Lindsey and Babe PS... they also have the most delicious pies!!!! Jeff and Nancy San Diego California

I went here because it was close to a railroad museum in town which was awesome. Unfortunately the…read moreVillage inn was not that good. I really wanted a breakfast burrito smothered in Green Chili. This was my main goal. It had pork carnitas, pico, sour cream, potatoes, tomatoes and peppers, and lots of cheese. Here is where it went south. The chili was red(even receipt said green chili). I was hoping for a good spicy green chili like they do in this part of the country. The red Chile was bland, the carnitas were skimpy. Over all it was very bland. Even the jalapenos were bland with no heat. It was huge but who wants to eat a lot of bland food. Got ice tea and it had like 5 cubes of ice. If you are a senior citizen who avoids seasoned food this might be your place. I'd avoid though otherwise. I didn't try their pies but I was impressed by the variety.