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Wyoming’s culinary scene is a reflection of the land itself: honest, rugged and surprising. Taking cues from a storied history of eating sustainably from the land, our chefs, brewers and bakers create dishes that focus on locally grown ingredients, modern techniques and undeniable flavor. Take a seat at the historic cherry wood bar at Buffalo Bill’s Irma Hotel, try your first bison burger or expand your palate with a delectable vegetarian dish. With a refreshing craft brewery scene, upscale restaurants and small-town diners, there is something for every traveler in the Wild West.
Let us show you the best places to eat and drink during your time in Wyoming.
What food is Wyoming known for?
Wyoming is best known for its bison, elk and venison, but local fishers would be quick to add trout to that list. While visiting, make sure you try our famous chicken friend steak and jerky of any type.
Find a list of restaurants serving these specialities here.
Do you have a list of the best places to eat in Wyoming?
Yes. We have an entire section of our blog dedicated to culinary experiences. Start your reading with our “10 Wyoming Food Experiences and Restaurants Worth The Trip” article, and follow your taste buds from there.
What Wyoming restaurants focus on farm-to-table, sustainable cuisine?
Cheyenne Club, Gather in Jackson Hole and Sweet Melissa’s Cafe are all fantastic restaurants that focus on farm-to-table, sustainable cuisine. To find a restaurant near you, check out our article “Wyoming Farm-to-Table: 9 Restaurants Serving Locally-Sourced Food”.