Seriously great place with amazing food and pastries. I absolutely recommend this to anyone who…read morewants to try a nice little place while stopping through town. The space is small, but cozy, and food sells out quickly, so it's best to arrive sooner rather than later. The service is fairly quick, and the food is totally worth the wait!!

The best place in Cody WY. Hidden Gem. Her food is made with love. Just like being at Grandmas…read morehouse. God Bless

If you are visiting Cody, WY and craving for something sweet , I suggest to stop by The Bigg Chill…read morefor an Ice Cream. It's located in the principal road of Cody. It offers a big variety of flavors to choose from. I ordered a seasonal flavor, the Orange Dreamsicle, It's a little citric and creamy, delicious !! The place is nice with a patio in the back. Great service, enjoy !!

This place is POPULAR. There was always a line but it moved quickly & there were people eating ice…read morecream every time I walked by. They have a few indoor seats, some seats out front of the store & a back patio with a few seats. We came back multiple days to try different flavors. We tried chocolate brownie, mint chocolate chunk, midnight cookies, orange creamsicle, & chocolate PB cup fudge. The small cup is enough to share- you can get up to 2 scoops and the scoops are generous.

Great coffee, staff and just a fun establishment made out of an old service station. Crepes are…read moreyummy! Tried to get a coffee on the way out of town too but the wait was 45 min on 4th of July.

Cody coffee Roasters does it again with their Pumpkin spice latte oh yummers!!!and bacon and eggs…read morefor breakfast woo hoo!

Cody is lucky to have this place. Great coffee and food. Kind folks working the counter and in the…read morekitchen. Beta is a safe space in an area that desperately needs many more inclusive spaces like it.

Great food and wonderful folks behind the counter. Highly recommend to anyone in town! A peaceful…read moreplace to have breakfast before a long hot day! Very thankful for the vegetarian options especially.

Good food, friendly service and some of the best coffee in Cody…read more I'm partial to to the Firefighter crepe with NO green peppers and the California Dreaming crepe. They also make a good dirty chai latte with a double shot of espresso.

I hate to give bad reviews to local businesses and They have the potential for a great review, but…read moreEVERY time we come here it takes FOREVER to get our good even when there's few or no customers and they never get our order right. Something is always missing and our cappuccinos are always lukewarm. Then the waitress was apparently mad we asked to fix our order and slammed our coffee down on the table and walked away without a word. When you pay $40 for two overpriced sandwiches and 2 coffees (as much as a real restaurant). You at least expect them to get it right. Food is tasty but not worth the price and the hassle.

Nice, friendly barista. We drink plain, hot lattes, so for flavored drinks I can't help you. But…read moreour drinks were great. A Convent drive through. No seating.

It's a very small place but the lady seemed professional and quick. She operated both sides of the…read morewindow simultaneously and our drinks were actually really good. I hope to stop by again if I'm ever passing through Cody.

It does exist. This little drive-up coffee hut is right across from the Lovell Hospital. The breves…read morewere hot and delicious.

Sourdough donuts. Hand-made from scratch. Every day…read more There ought to be a rule against this type of food truck. No one needs this option interfering with good intentions of healthy eating. This kind of temptation should immediately be removed from the streets. How does this even qualify as "food"? It's sin, that's what it is. It's insidious -- the way Yoder's donuts torture me from afar with dreams of tasting every mouth-watering bite of this imperfectly circular evil. These types of nightmares can lead me to consider a longish drive to get to the area (Cody and Powell) where stalking this food truck is possible. It's a battle. Walk up to the window of this truck and your senses are assailed by the aroma of frying donuts and if you look inside to the left, you'll see the worker pulling from the fryer the donuts you've just ordered. Start with the original glazed, or the cinnamon sugar, or the chocolate and perhaps move on to the special of the day -- go ahead -- partake of them all and justify it to yourself later as the sugar rush catches up to you later. Seriously, though, I'm glad I don't live in the area this truck serves, or I would be in trouble. Big trouble. These donuts remind me of those my grandma made, and that taste of childhood is there on my tongue with every single bite.

Best donuts but price is a little high and they're menu having special donuts at certain times…read morelet's it have a variation of flavors