The attendant was very nice + said the restaurant "has been CLOSED for awhile." We were really…read moreneeding lunch so we got a sandwich + some fruit from the convenience store. It's also a Conoco station. May, 23, 2026

Stopped here based on Yelp review. It's in the back of the Conpco station so a bit difficult to…read morefind. Last review was two years ago so we were hesitant when we walked in. Trust in Yelp. The food was fresh and good. Grilled Chicken sandwich and the steak and cheese were freshly cooked with great tater tots. On Rye 80 in western Wyoming it was perfect spot to stop

Honestly so mad I didn't take food photos! Y'all, they have Gluten Free options! AND they toasted…read morethe bread to perfection! AND the sandwiches were piled with meats and toppings! LOVE The front of house employees were pushing drinks and checking on tables and everything arrived with a huge genuine smile. This place is magic!

It was, I guess, busy for Saratoga since there aren't many places to get coffee in this town. I had…read moregone to the hardware store and they recommended this place. Supposed to be fabulous coffee. So since beggars can't be choosers, I went. You walk in, it's not laid out very well. It's tiny, but it had some small town charm. I walked to the order desk to be met by a very surly woman who doesn't greet you, doesn't smile, looks like she really wants to be somewhere else. I place my order, give her a tip and go and wait at pickup. I go over to the pickup area, and I wait. The person making the coffee put a drink out with a receipt, but didn't call out a name so I went over to read the receipt which says "server:" and the person's name. I don't know why they're calling the customer "server" but whatever. So I go back to wait, she calls my name. I go over and take the drink that she said was mine. I leave. I'm on the road. I start to drink my drink and it tastes like tepid milk. I take the top off. It's a cappuccino. Just one problem: I didn't order a cappuccino and if I had, I would've been really disappointed in this one because it was super weak. I don't even think a double shot would've helped. I make better cappuccinos at home. It's not even remotely hot. And there's barely a hint of coffee flavor. If this is what Saratoga considers great coffee they need to get out a little more.

Decent gas station. The selection is pretty good. Food options are limited though. Gas prices were…read morehigher here than further east by about fifty cents.

3.5 stars, rounded up. My husband and I both had positive interactions here. On the trip east, we…read morewanted to use the dump station at 3 am but the manager who knew the lock was on lunch. The lady working offered him free coffee for waiting an hour which was super sweet (and she recognized him a week later and helped him get someone to fill our propane tank). On the return trip, a different employee who was filling deli items greeted me upon entry. It was 7 am and even the hot food was fully stocked! I got a hot dog for breakfast! We got gas both visits for under 3$ a gallon, and refilled the propane tank on the way home. Overall, such a worthy stop we hit it twice! Pros: - friendly - clean restrooms - inexpensive fuel Cons: - not all employees are knowledgeable in the dump station

Awesome burger. Friendly staff. Only restaurant anywhere close so glad it was good! May have to…read moredrive this way again!

We were so thankful to find this terrific place, since we were staying at an airbnb in Savery, and…read morethere are NO food options there at all. The Cowboy Inn Restaurant had a wonderful breakfast, with friendly people and a special western ambience. They also serve lunch and dinner, and they're only 12 miles from the not-to-be-missed Little Snake River Museum in Savery. The next nearest restaurant is 60 miles or more, to Craig or Rawlins, and there's nothing at either of those places that matches the good food and friendly service ofthe Cowboy Inn.

Driving through town on our way home from vacation, and we very much enjoyed this place! Our…read moreSupreme pizza was delicious. Great sauce, crust, and fresh toppings. Service was also wonderful.

Is there a 6? Jordan and Kevin were an incredible team…read morethis afternoon. We arrived with our dog after a week long roadtrip visiting friends and family. We learned that dogs weren't allowed (indoor seating only and the patio was closed). As we were leaving patrons, who had finished their meal invited us to take their "shady spot" on the side of the building. It worked great. Pup stayed cool and we had a dynamite meal (pizza, wings and zucchin) and a beer. We couldn't have chosen a better venue for our daily meal.

Stumbled across this little diner leaving wyoming and it was the greatest experience. It takes you…read moreback in time and truly feels like an authentic diner. The food was good 7/10, It is ran by only 1 girl the whole time, she is very sweet and we were understanding that it was busy so it did not bother us at all that food took some time. It's a great experience overall! totally worth the stop.

Cute little diner. We went in for an early breakfast and everything was great! There was one person…read morerunning the whole show. She took the orders, got the drinks, made the food and cashed us out. She was awesome!!! Our table got the pancakes and French toast. Everything tasted great! Would go back anytime.

This place was suggested by the staff at the Hampton Inn. My co-workers and I decided to give a…read moretry. The exterior or interior was nothing to write home about, but don't let it scare you away. The staff is friendly. The food was very delicious and filling. I got the chicken fried chicken with mashed potatoes. I was only able to eat about half the meal. When I'm back in town I'll go back!

Had a great dinner at Michael's Big City Steakhouse. Food was well seasoned and delicious. Came to…read morethe table quickly. The owner Mike is such a nice guy. A true patriot and gentleman.

Pizza made with old, dry cheese. Bland and not flavorful at all…read more We were duped into an up charge situation where we were told all medium pizzas were "sold out" and only large was available. After we reluctantly agreed, we watched as other tables were readily served the medium size we were denied. After waiting out the extremely slow service, we got our disappointing large pie. Buyer beware!

Grumpy is accurate. The waitress was friendly. Food was mediocre. Seemed like the owner was…read moreattentive to his local customers. As it should be. Either way, glad we stopped in and gave it a try.

The food was good. I had the sampler bbq and with house salad (big) and baked potatoes and the…read moresampler appetizer that was huge. The southwest sauce was spicy. Lots of leftovers. Servers were great. Maybe because we are here for dinner. Wednesday is wings $1 and beer $2 and Thursday trivia and half off appetizers.

The food wasn't marvelous. The staff was very friendly the food came hot and quick. Cute little…read moreplace for sure, however I personally wouldn't come here again. I ordered the Pulled pork Sandwich with sweet BBQ sauce and mac n cheese, the bbq sauce was not for me but it wasn't bad sauce. The Mac n cheese was subpar. And the pulled pork was quite lacking of flavor and notably dry. Maybe I should've went with the ribs.

What a wonderful restaurant! The staff and decor were lovely, and the food was delicious. Be aware…read morethat their salsa is quite hot and chille-based. I had the Carne Asada burrito which was filled and stuffed with grilled beef, as well as onions, cilantro, lettuce, tomatoes, and guacamole. Next time, I'm here, I plan to try the abuelita's enchiladas!

La Abuelita had some good heart to it. The spacious real estate inside ended up translating to a…read morepre-dinner rush meal. it was very easy to take note of the swaths of different people the establishment welcomes, because it appears to be the best Mexican food for miles. Contractors, couples on a date, families - a bunch of different demos were represented the evening we showed up. I got the green chili chicken enchiladas, with rice and beans. My companion got a fried and dyed tilapia entree. My enchiladas were fire, and I'm just talking about the flavor profile. It's nice that a place like this did not pull punches with the heat quality of their sauces and salsas. Come to think of it, the complimentary house chips and salsa at the top of our meal also featured a hot salsa. We Angelenos loved the default style but it constantly had the alarms going off. Really, it was a good way to break in our palates because the green sauce managed to be even hotter. There were enough varied notes between the two iterations of heat to keep the meal interesting. My wife thought the tilapia was evenly fried. She didn't have as much fun with the rice and beans, the otherwise plain sides, but they helped get the whole tilapia down. This place fed us. It wasn't too hard to settle on a place that, from the Yelp outset, purported to humbly serve authentic Mexican fare. If you're passing through Rawlins like we were, and you're happy to have a meal, don't let this place pass you by.