We had Lunch today at The Broncho Grill in Torrington, WY, population 6,000., enroute to Custer…read moreState Park, SD. Torrington was a stop on the Mormon Trail and incorporated in 1900. The restaurant dates back to the 1930s. I enjoyed a house smoked prime rib French dip. The meat was tender with a pronounced smoke flavor.

Great lunch spot. Impressed with everything we had. My Reuben sandwich was delicious, and fries…read morewere good. My wife liked her pot roast au jus, and my daughter liked her ham and cheese as well. Fries were fine. We might've gotten something else, but the $3 up charge for different sides seemed a bit excessive. Service was friendly and fine. Maybe could've used more drink refills that weren't offered, but it was fine.

This is your typical small town mom and pop diner with good o'l fashion comfort food…read more As soon as I saw it on the menu, I had to try the liver and onion. Two Big thick pieces of tender liver cooked just right covered with grilled caramelized onions. Damn this brought back memories. The plate was some big I couldnt eat it all. The pan fried liver was cooked just right with that little bit of char and tender in the middle. Reminded me of home. If youre looking for some home cooked comfort food, Deacons is your place to try.

I always like to give the benefit of the doubt when it comes to restaurants but this place is just…read moreno Bueno. Bathroom was horrific, flies everywhere dirty place. I didn't even want to sit down to eat to be honest, but there's only so many options in that town. I had one of their burgers - had one bite, spit it out and just couldn't finish it. However, my husband had the roast beef open sandwich and he said it was just okay.

This is a cute little stop between the Black Hills of South Dakota and Denver airport. The service…read moreis charming and excellent. My server was the perfect mix of kind, attentive, and folksy. I started with some buffalo wing eggrolls that were pretty tasty and fried to perfection (crispy on the outside and moist on the inside). The burger I ordered was excellent. The waitress told me burgers were local and fresh and it definitely tasted it that way! My recommendation is that if you order kettle chips, request them crispy (mine were slightly raw in the middle) - otherwise, this was definitely a delicious meal in an unexpected area (Hawk Springs, Wyoming).

It's in the middle of nowhere so if you are starving, you will be fed. Salad bar had limited…read moreoptions. Chicken steak was edible at best. Mixed cut and cross cut fries indicate the Kitchen does not care about your experience. Ambiance and table service are the only two things this place has going for it.

Beautiful little coffee shop. Lots of little colorful treats. They sell breakfast & and lunch,…read morewhich is always a plus! Unfortunately, they did not get my order correct. They served it hot instead of iced & since I was in a rush, I didn't say anything but was disappointed They do have a lovely little gift shop area, but it was really odd because nothing in the gift shop was coffee related!?? I was looking for a unique coffee cup, tea pot, or coffee scented candle but NOTHING. it was kinda weird. Overall, I would go back again, but there are things they could be doing better.

excellent Chinese chicken salad, and the dressing is delicious. always consistently good food…read more their soups are good as well. I haven't tried much except the salad, but if it's like the salad, thumbs up! this place is definitely worth repeating!

This place has gone down the shitter no one that works there cares about your order or food. I've…read moregone in there four different times in the past week and a half and every single time they forget my large fry or they mess up my order and today I just went in to get a large chocolate milkshake and they gave me a mix of vanilla and chocolate, and it was mostly vanilla like wtf imma go to Burger King from now on smh how hard is it McDonald's employees to get one thing right‍

Hot Coffee cold. Asked for creamers no creamers. Sausage McMuffins could have used as a hockey…read morepuck. How do you have hot coffee served Luke warm. Horrible. If I could rate this experience a zero. I would.

the staff is very friendly with a quick service. Although the menu can be a bit price, the food is…read moreworth the prI've. Savor and grace has good quality of both simple and unique flavors with something fresh.

Saw a few pictures of their sandwiches on Google and decided to give it a try and I'm really glad…read morewe did. Mom and I both got a custom sandwich. The ciabatta bread on mine was really soft and the meats and toppings were incredibly fresh. The pesto sauce was delicious too! I probably overdid the amount of stuff on mine, as having two meats plus the avocado made it slightly messy. But it was still tasted amazing. And very filling. The inside is fairly small with only about 4 or 5 tables but even though we came on a Saturday afternoon, there was still seating for us. The young man taking our order was very friendly and provided a welcoming atmosphere. The only hitch was their card reader wasn't working when it came time to pay and because we didn't have cash on hand they had to manually enter our sandwiches and then we had to manually enter our credit card but thankfully that worked so we were able to take care of the bill. Overall we really loved our sandwiches! Everything was fresh and tasted wonderful. This place is definitely off the beaten path but if you ever find yourself in this area, I highly recommend stopping in for a great and filling lunch.

An unexpected gem that easily outshines the typical fast-food experience. The single burger was…read moreexceptionally thick, perfectly juicy, and packed with flavor in every bite. The quality of the ingredients and preparation was evident from the first taste. Service was warm, friendly, and welcoming, adding to the overall experience. This is truly a diamond in the rough and a place worth seeking out. If you're passing through town, do yourself a favor and stop in. A well-earned 10/10 recommendation.

I planned a trip to Fort Laramie and was looking for places to stay in the area. So glad I found…read morethis one. I was a little apprehensive at first because it wasn't in the town of Laramie. I couldn't have been more pleased with my stay at Twisters! Guernsey is a no traffic light town. Very peaceful and quiet. There is also so much to do in the area, besides Fort Laramie! Guernsey State Park is a MUST see! It's not far at all from Twisters. Probably about a 5 minute drive. The room I stayed in was cozy. It had everything I needed, cozy bed, and own bathroom (HUGE) with shower. The room rate was very reasonable as well. I was impressed when walking into the room. They provide some complimentary water bottles and some fresh baked goods (cookie and brownie) from the restaurant/bakery directly downstairs. It's those little gestures that mean a lot! One of the owners will communicate with you prior to your arrival. A code will be provided for the back door to the lodging area. It's located on the second floor. You will need to walk up a black metal staircase at the rear of the building to access the lodging floor. Another note is that it was quiet. I slept well and dozed off at a reasonable hour with no loud partying or people making noise. I loved that there was a lounge area right outside the room I stayed in. There were two cozy chairs with pillows and a table to rest your coffee on while reading a book. I used this area to map out the day's adventures while drinking my morning coffee. Also, the restaurant downstairs serves breakfast. Twisters will give you breakfast coupons for a free entree. Any extras that you order are additional charges. The entree and beverage are free. This goes with your stay, of course. Also, their meals are big! If you order the pancakes, plan on skipping lunch! I highly recommend the breakfast burrito! The owners are very friendly. It should be noted, the lodging (hotel) and restaurant are the same business. Don't forget to grab some goodies from the bakery before you depart. They provide wonderful options from cookies to sweetbreads. Loved that they have a bakery with homemade sweets. I highly recommend this place! I plan on returning for 4th of July weekend. I want to get back to Devil's Tower and marvel at the cosmos at night. Looking forward to returning!

Go here once a year when I visit Chadron. Nice atmosphere and has all your standard coffees and…read morebreakfast food. Lots of choices if you like banana type bread. Staff were friendly. Has that fun coffee store feel.

Super cute coffee house with a pub. Coffee and bakery were excellent. They have open mic on…read moreWednesdays.

This restaurant was a fantastic stop after a long day at the lake! Super kid friendly. The kid menu…read moreis simple but they went above and beyond with kid extras that weren't on the menu. Applesauce, watermelon, and a packet of fruit snacks too. The service was wonderful and the restaurant is very well maintained and clean. Bathrooms are also very clean. We will definitely be back!

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.

The best place to have a delicious & proper tea ;)…read more The owner & hostess is not only lovely & kind, she's also but ridiculously talented in the kitchen. Everything she serves is makes from scratch & it's all fabulous! If I lived nearby I'd be the size of a house :D I got the 'sweet & savory' (I think that's what it's called) that includes sandwiches, scones (best I've ever had), coffee cake (to die for!!), other pastries &, my favorite, lemon curd,,,,,, ohhhhh myyyy, lol. She has a wide variety of teas & my first choice is the Laramie Lemon Creme tea. The home is decorated in Victorian style. It's tasteful, interesting & creates the perfect ambiance for a long leisurely tea with friends. If you're ever anywhere near this area do yourself a big favor & stop by for brunch :) You won't regret it! Currently the hours of operation are Wednesday through Saturday, 9 am - 12 noon, but I would call ahead just to make sure they're open. Also, if you have a larger group you can call ahead for reservations & the days & times are more flexible.

It was our anniversary and we wanted to do a tea luncheon so we made the trip down to Ft. Laramie…read more There are so many wonderful things about this little teahouse...starting with the owner that was so sweet and knows how to make the tea experience special. We went with the rose tea and it paired magnificently with the fresh out of the oven scones and the creme and lemon curd was exceptional. The second course was a tortellini soup, cucumber sandwich and pineapple cream sandwich, followed by chocolate mini bunt which is my hubby's favorite. The teahouse itself is just darling ...its a must if you are in the area and teas are your thing...thank you for making our anniversary so special!;)