By their own words, this is the only place that serves you open after 2pm in Kimball. By my words,…read morethis one place beats out anything you might find in Cheyenne. At least if you're like me and you like local down-to-earth places, full of friendly locals. I chatted with the bartender Ashley for awhile and we had a great time. Believe it or not, this is the first time in three tries I've actually found nice people in Nebraska! Should've come from the west instead of the east this whole time! Drinks: No tap. There, I said it. That's the loathing part. They do have a good selection of bottles including local brews, and a secret $1 off per beer if you get two. (Whoops, not a secret anymore!) I enjoyed my Nebraska OSO. Food: My goodness. I was watching the chef make the food (next to the bar) and it seemed to be taking quite awhile. Was my food going to be cold? Were these other people's orders too? Well, the burger came out just fine and let me tell you, wow. The buffalo, per Ashley, is local - only 14 miles from farm to pub. The taste of everything together is just overwhelmingly homemade. I was worried when I saw the freezer full of certain apps, but you won't go wrong with the buffalo burger - or the Rocky Mountain Oyster burger! (I've had them before so I didn't, but I'm pleasantly surprised to see them outside Colorado. Ashley loves them and if you've never had, go for it!) Atmosphere: So local. So homey but welcoming, which often isn't the vibe for local places. You get a nice little downtown to explore for 10 minutes and then you get this nice little place to explore. I was even offered to join their pool tournament! As an admitted outsider! Hence why I said I finally found part of Nebraska I like. So that makes the 5 stars a slam dunk here. There's TVs, music, just... anything you want, it's here. You'll be at home. Come home to Kimball.

Beer and Loathing was okay, but to be fair I stopped in while traveling through in mid afternoon,…read moredefinitely an off time. The service was good though, friendly and attentive, and the bar itself has a good dive bar feel. If you're in the area buy the ticket, take the ride.

Visiting from out of town and asked an AI for some recommendations and Railspur was one of them…read more Both the drink and the food menus were creative so I was hopeful. I was not let down. All 5 of us thought every item, food and drink, was really good. Our waiter was very friendly but not obtrusive at all. The country music playlist was fire too. Outstanding place that exceeded expectations.

Railspur is an awesome spot just outside the downtown area. We were quickly greeted and never had…read morea lapse in awesome service. The whole staff worked as a team getting orders and making drinks. I started off with a tequila drink, The Salty Cholo. It was a perfect balance of tang, and was not too sweet. Our table locked in on the birria and bison lettuce wrap tacos, and there were no regrets. The best birria tacos anyone had had (we had a few connoisseurs). There were many raves about the sauce in the lettuce wraps as well. Rounding out the top 3 tacos was the carne asada with an absolutely killer tomatillo sauce that I could have put a straw in if I wouldn't be judged. Great spot faith plenty of seating and awesome vibes. Railspur is an absolute must when in Cheyenne!

Went here on Friday evening and it was packed. We were seated right away but service was slow and…read moreit took awhile for the server to get to us. When the server finally made it to us she was nice. I ordered the prime rib which was huge with green beans. Everything was delicious. The green beams were fresh, with bacon and parm. I was surprised at how good they were. My coworker got the famous $35 nachos with steak. They were so huge! Could definitely feed a party of 4-6. Drinks were so cheap... ordered 2 beers ans a vodka soda and it was only $12! What a deal. The restaurant was half empty by the time we were done. Guess we came at the peak time hence the slow service. But the food was great so def work the wait.

I would like to know why not one of the reviews mentioned the crazy prices at this place? We had…read moretwo drinks and some pretzel bites and with tip it was $50! I was wearing shorts and for the asking prices at this place I should have felt under dressed!! I did not! $31 for nachos?? Granted it's steak nachos but it's just the left over bits!! The one that really got us was $5.25 to add gravy to a chop steak!! Come on people, that's beyond ridiculous! This is a bar and grill with upper class steakhouse prices!! Needless to say, in all of our travels this is the first review I've written complaining about price gouging! Go if you want but know they don't even put most prices on the menus so be prepared for sticker shock when the bill comes!! The waiter was very nice and bubbly.

Roadtrip stop that don't disappoint We stopped here on our…read moreway from Colorado to SD. The food was absolutely delicious. We still had 3 hours on the road so we chose food that we could manage in the car. The chicken quesadilla was bursting with chicken, cheese and green chilis with golden cheese toasted on top. The cheese burger was hand patties and grilled to perfection. Even the crinkle fries, which I typically don't like, were seasoned and cooked just rug he. The open face steak sandwich was not a wise choice for the car as it was a legit piece of meat smothered in onions but the whole family needed to try a bite. And the onion rings--so good! The lady working up front was so kind and helpful as well.

I stopped in for a few pics of this quaint locale. I ended up getting the Chicken Quesadillas, home…read moremade chips. It was quick, tasty as I was hitting the road pretty quick. Friendly staff as well.

Absolutely fantastic! The Paramount Ballroom was everything we were looking for in a chill night…read moreout: great jazz, delicious drinks, terrific service, and a wonderful vibe. My Cosmic Cowgirl was yummy, and my husband's Old Fashioned was one of the best we've ever had. Prices were totally reasonable, too. Such a lovely place to relax, take in some great music, and enjoy the evening. Highly recommend!

Loved this place! Barb and her staff were wonderful to be served by. Their cocktails were great…read moreand we loved the ambiance, the energy and the overall feel of this place! Will 100% be back when we visit Cheyenne again!

Hello, not to be rude, but stop being tacky. I live down the road in Kimball, Nebraska and every…read moretime I've recently visited your store. Which is fairly often. The first stall in the ladies restroom has maintained a broken latch. Super tacky! As it is extremely obvious. Also, during our visit, we had very little attention from our server. Which we later found out was collaborating with others in the break room by the bathrooms, during our visit, the food was, during low kitchen staff, but that's when you communicate with your customers the most. I'm speaking as a former Applebee's server at the old location in 2001. Maintain Applebee's standards, please and thank you. in the meantime, God bless and Godspeed.

Misleading Management, the Wrong Dressing, and an Insulting Experience at Applebee's…read more Wow have things gone downhill here. I've been ordering Applebee's Oriental Chicken Salad for years. One of the things that makes this salad so good is the balance of flavors: fresh greens, carrots, and purple cabbage drizzled with a sweet, tangy, dark Oriental Vinaigrette and tossed with a sugary white sauce. The vinaigrette is distinctly different from the sweeter white dressing that also accompanies the salad. I've ordered both dressings on the side for years because I particularly enjoy the darker, tangier vinaigrette. Today, however, I had an extremely frustrating experience with the manager at this location. When I requested the Oriental Vinaigrette on the side, the manager insisted that the recipe had changed and that they no longer used it on the salad. According to her, now the salad only came with the white sugar sauce. Instead, she claimed that the sauce I was requesting was the dumpling sauce used with their tacos. These are two completely different sauces. The Oriental Vinaigrette is a dark, tangy dressing, while the Dumpling Sauce is a distinctly different, lighter brown condiment. Anyone familiar with this salad and its flavor profile should understand the difference. I initially agreed to pay an additional 50 cents for the extra sauce, thinking that would resolve the issue. Instead, I received the dumpling sauce which was supposedly the same as the Oriental Vinaigrette I had actually requested. Then I looked at my receipt. They charged me 99 cents for the dumpling sauce. Not only did I receive the wrong sauce, but I was charged nearly a dollar for a substitute the manager insisted was the same as the vinaigrette I was requesting. That was a further insult to my intelligence. I know what I've been ordering for years, and I know the difference between these two sauces. For anyone questioning this distinction, Applebee's official menu lists Oriental Vinaigrette and Dumpling Sauce as separate items. They are not interchangeable. The company's own menu contradicts the impression that these are simply two names for the same sauce. I don't mind paying for extra dressing. I do mind being given the wrong condiment, being told something that appears to be factually incorrect, and then discovering a charge on my receipt that doesn't match what I understood I had agreed to pay. Unfortunately, this interaction was made even more uncomfortable by previous encounters in which I felt the manager gave me dirty looks. I cannot definitively speak to her intentions, but the dismissive way I was treated today left me questioning whether I was receiving the same courtesy and respect as other customers. I am asking Applebee's to clarify its current dressing policy, explain why the wrong sauce was provided, account for the 99-cent charge, and address the way this situation was handled. A longtime customer should not have to argue with management about the difference between two distinctly different sauces, pay for something they didn't request, and then leave feeling as though their intelligence has been insulted. Get the dressing right. Get the facts right. Charge customers transparently. And treat people with respect.

Plenty of room for our party of 11... super cute inside..... the gal who was serving us was amazing…read moretook great care of us! What a treat on our little road trip today... it just may be an annual spot to stop.. Wow the budgets are super!!!! Super flavorful beef .. and if you get fries... it's a massive portion

Really good! Outstanding 1/2 burger was delicious and juicy. They were nice enough to cut into two…read morehalves. $1 extra for the freshest produce to enhance the taste! Offered a beverage as soon as I walked in and got a draft IPA- tasty and cold. Great service from the 2 young ladies running lunch. Indoor A/C and cute back patio so dog friendly if not too hot. Plenty of street parking for truck and travel trailer. $33 for one massive burger, a lot of fries, 1 beer, 1 fountain drink including $6 tip.

My best friend travels from Pennsylvania to California about 3 times a year. He's been doing this…read moredrive now for approximately six years. With that said, he and I have tried every single restaurant in the Cheyenne area. Driving to T Joe's adds about 20 minutes to my commute. The last three visits we've chosen to do T Joe's. The food quality overshadows everything that the Cheyanne area has to offer. When you enter youre transported to beautiful log cabin style saloon. Locals favorite for good reasons. Everything made from scratch. The French onion soup had large aromatic herbs that made the flavor explode in your mouth The ribeye was out of this world . As far the food goes, this steak house is in my list of top 5 places in the country .

So good. My husband had the most augment pork chops possible. That's probably the only thing we…read morewill ever order there In the future even though our other choices have always been good the pork chops are spectacular. !

Being a tourist, I was not sure of what to do or where to go in a day trip to Cheyenne. Google…read morerecommended the ranch and as a bonus, the restaurant. We went the week after Frontier Days so it was very slow and quiet, wait time was non existing and hostess was short and brief but polite. The ambiance was what I had envisioned for a steakhouse in Wyoming with the addition of slot machines. The windows were open and the fans were on with major cabin vibes but the flies, though I read about them, I was not ready for the amount of flies. It was hard to eat with them flying all over and you feeling like you have to defend your food at all times. The food itself was OK. We really enjoyed the bison chili and my husband liked his burger but I was sad to see my steak and baked popotato were pretty dry. The flavor was there though, and our waitress was nice which made for a better experience. I don't hate the place and I actually think it's a good place to go to if you're at the ranch but not sure if I'd travel far for it.

I had a few meals there over the years and took out-of-town visitors for buffalo - It was a hit…read more.. and then a miss in later years. The casino was a gamble they shouldn't have taken. No matter now - it has been closed since the fall of 2025. Hope they reopen with a back-to-basics food focus.

We stumbled across this little hole in the wall. It honestly looked very sketchy but we were…read morehomesick and wanted Mexican food. This has by far been the closest we've ever had to a home cooked meal at a restaurant. The enchiladas were just like my mom makes them, with their own sauce not the canned crap many places use. The two ladies were the sweetest ever and made us feel welcomed since we stepped in. Hands down the best Mexican restaurant I've been too. FYI: CASH ONLY! (That's how you know it's good)

Shrimp cocktail was all ketchup, very little avocado and jalapeño. Server did not get refills or…read morecheck on us. Also ordered egg chorizo bean burrito to go. Received chorizo and potato and it had eggs shells in it. Not sure what is going on here, but $70 for whole ticket for 3 people (2 orders of menudo as well). Hopefully it is a one off and others have better experience. Nicole wasn't our server but she is always so kind.