Pancake Breakfast

Over 5,000 people enjoyed free pancakes on Friday morning at the Cheyenne Depot Plaza during the third and final Cheyenne Frontier Days Pancake Breakfast of 2023. Lisa Trimble of the Cheyenne Kiwanis Club told Townsquare Media on Friday morning that 5,899 breakfasts were served...

The first of three Cheyenne Frontier Days Pancake Breakfasts is scheduled for Monday from 7-9 am in the Cheyenne Depot Plaza. Pancake breakfasts have been a CFD tradition since the early 1950s. Besides offering a free meal to Cheyenne Frontier Days visitors and Cheyenne residents, the breakfasts serve as a Kiwanis Club of Cheyenne drill in feeding large numbers of people in case of a natural disas

The parades traditionally alternate with the CFD pancake breakfasts during Frontier Days week (except on Sundays), and that tradition will resume this year.

Although nearly five-and-a-half years have passed since the murders of Dwight Brockman and George "Doc" Manley, police continue to seek information in the case.

Eventually, CFD was able to get a cement truck for all three pancake breakfasts.

The Wonton Don felt like he was in Times Square with all the people that were lined up for the pancakes.

Besides being a CFD tradition, the breakfasts serve as practice for feeding large numbers of people in case of an emergency.

The exact numbers were not immediately available, but the ''Cheyenne Day" Cheyenne Frontier Days Pancake Breakfast on Wednesday appeared to draw a very large crowd.

Additional CFD Pancake Breakfasts are slated for Wednesday and Friday from 7-9 a..m.

The event is presented by the Cheyenne Kiwanis Club as well as the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts.