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.

I noticed the employees do not wash their hands after handling a patrons card or cash. Furthermore…read morethey go on to help the next customer and I saw a customer get an ice cream and the employee handled the cone with bare hands and the cone did not have a protective paper on it. This has to be a violation of health standards and then given the pandemic!!! Hell no! Never going back.

From the owner: We specialize in coffee, ice cream, smoothies, and chai. We have a playroom for kids, free WiFi,…read moretv, games, and a room available for parties and meetings.

As the ONLY coffee option in Green River (do NOT go to Get Real Coffee; you will regret it), this…read moreplace is pretty legit. The owner is a sweet lady who works the booth alone and gets shiz done! She knows modern coffee lingo, and has some fun smoothie options, too. One thing that I found odd--she adds straws to hot lattes and coffees. Who drinks hot coffee through a straw? haha.

Great little drive up coffee hut. Get there before noon if you want the cinnamon roll! Only bagels…read moreleft at 11:30 on a late August Tuesday. Good source for decent coffee on the long dry stretch of I-80 across Wyoming!

I love Nell's. I…read moreeven tell people about Nell's when I'm working in Utah or when I meet people who are also from out of town in rock springs haha. The gals that work there are always so bright and cheery and so sweet. I like a sweet coffee and they have this banana cold foam that has a grip on me, I get it every time. 99.5% of the time I get hot drinks because thats what I prefer but that banana cold foam has me getting blended drinks just so I can enjoy it. I haven't been to the other locations but this one has my heart. I love their sweet rolls but I REALLY love sweets. If you're not huge into sweets then you'll want to ask for less icing or icing on the side because it is piled on there- which *i* love but my friends who aren't as into sweets find a little overwhelming. Occasionally they have made a few mistakes on our order because it's a car full of people who all have substitutions and add ins but it hasn't made us not want to go because the coffee and service are good. This is my go to spot for coffee during the week. This current location is closed on Sundays when I usually leave town which is sad but has let me explore other local chains. They have a loyalty program which is great because my friends and I come here every day we are in town haha. I always look forward to my first mocha of the week at Nell's though!

This place was great! The food was delicious and the service was top notch. They have a wide…read morevariety of food and it was all great. We could not say enough about our server, Willow, she was great! We will definitely come back when we are in town.

What a unique experience! This is a charming coffee shop in a converted train station with airy…read moreceilings and antique wooden seating. The cashier was friendly and the bathrooms clean. Their iced golden chai was on the sweet side and even came with little mouthful cookies! The Monte Cristo special was exactly how it should be: a sweet, savory and slightly greasy combination with the best tasting orange slices. We sat on the back patio and watched the trains roll by, enjoying the afternoon.

This eclectic, cozy coffee shop is just the place to stop by if you're in need of a pick-me-up or a…read moreplace to hang out for a bit. The furniture is a hodgepodge of different styles, and there's WiFi and lovely drinks. Chai tea: loved it. Flavor was great. Unsure of what else to say, really. Warm and fuzzy- loved it. Service: patient with my indecision and helpful to boot. Bathroom is clean, and parking was easy.

Came here for a casual Saturday lunch and it definitely didn't disappoint. The vibes are very chill…read morebut the downside is that the service is also very chill, maybe a bit slow. The food was excellent and we wanted to sit and chat, so we didn't mind that it took a while. The southwest wrap is a bit spicier than I expected, so prepare yourself for that chipotle spice kick!

I'm sharing what my uncle and his daughter-in-law experienced at the Hitching Post Restaurant &…read moreSaloon on September 23, 2026, around 9:30 a.m. My uncle is a proud Tejano elder who spent years helping build the highways people travel every day. A work injury and multiple back surgeries have changed how quickly he walks, but it's never changed his generosity. Our family calls him "Tío GPS" because he knows the roads, the places worth seeing, and the places where travelers feel safe. This breakfast was meant to be a treat before his birthday. Instead, he and his daughter-in-law left upset and humiliated. They told me the waiter was rude and that the eggs were missing from his order. When my tío asked about them, the waiter exaggerated his pronunciation of "eggs" to mock the way my tío speaks. Three women at another table joined in and mocked him as well. He should have been able to ask about his breakfast without being made fun of. I reached out because I wanted the restaurant to hear how this affected him. As of this review, I have not received a response from the manager or the restaurant. I hope they take his experience seriously and make clear that every guest deserves dignity and respect.

First the area for parking: a 1. Not enough, poor entry-exit if you want to park…read more Second: wait time to order a string 1. It wasn't busy but took 5 minutes by my clock/watch to be addressed. THIS is Starbuck's??? Third: ordering: 4. When time, I was quickly taken care of for A lattr and a butter croissant. Food&DrinkQuality: 4+ Ambience/physical design/Cleanliness: 4

I almost didn't end up coming inside because the parking situation is ridiculous. There are only a…read morefew spaces and it's very tight and in the spot I did ultimately get into you basically have to back up into the drive-thru to get out. While I was walking inside, I saw someone have to go up over the curb to get out of the parking lot because the drive-thru line was blocking the exit. The design is terrible . The barista here was nice but didn't make the drink quite like I asked. I don't really care though because it still ended up tasting pretty good. That being said, I thought the wait was really long. They could definitely do with some more staff here.

Best donuts i've ever tried! Nothing else compares to cowboy donuts, i would eat them everyday if i…read morecould. Staff are friendly and kind as well as a short wait for the food. Absolutely worth the price!

We recently visited Cowboy Donuts on an early Friday morning while heading west on a road trip…read more Before I get into the donuts, I must point out the overall lovely vibe inside the store. Despite how busy and crowded it can get in a smaller store during peak hours, there was just an undeniable joy in the air radiating off of all the patrons in the store. Anyways, onto the donuts. The Apple Fritter, despite its lack of outer texture had a really nice crispy glaze on the outside with a generally soft and moist dough on the inside. While I couldn't find many apples and would've preferred a heavier cinnamon flavor, the Fritter was still delicious. (7.2/10) I was most excited to try the Buttermilk Cake Donuts as they aren't as common in our area, but they didn't have the signature tang that sets buttermilk donuts apart from regular cake donuts. Regardless, the dough was dense, moist, and as a member of team Cake, I was not disappointed. I would highly suggest trying the vanilla iced coconut buttermilk; flavor explosion. (7.8/10) The Raised Donuts are very soft and lean more airy than pillowy. Mine had a noticeably fresh chew to it even underneath all the toppings which I was really impressed by. (8.3/10) The real standout was the Old Fashioned Cake Donut. While the chocolate icing didn't fully hit the mark on texture, the donut itself was divine; perfectly crunchy texture with a stable crumb and delightful sweetness. Very impressed. (9.2/10) Additionally, the service was quick and staff were willing to answer questions that I had about the donuts. Overall, while there were some things to be desired, the only real regret I have about my visit to Cowboy Donuts is that I ran out of donuts. Definitely check this store out if you're passing through Rock Springs.

Excellent coffee, friendly staff, quick service, and a great vibe all around. We'll be coming back!read more

After eating at Broadway Burger Station, we walked around the corner to Java Peddler. They had…read moregreat coffee and their Italian Cream Sodas were delicious. Loved checking out their bike selection as well.