Restaurants in Wyoming

Wyoming residents love burgers, according to a new study that ranked the Cowboy State seventh for per capita hamburger consumption nationwide.

The study claims Wyoming has the third lowest number of restaurants per capita, and the fourth lowest number of fitness centers per capita in the country.

Wyoming is known for wild game, but there's one restaurant in Gillette where the meat is really rare.

Every year on November 3rd, we honor England's 4th Earl of Sandwich, John Mantagu, who is credited with ordering beef between two slices of bread during a card game in the late 1700s.

Imagine a giant cinnamon roll, dipped in batter, deep fried and smothered in maple syrup. Can't you just taste it? Thanks to their signature dish, Occidental French Toast, the Busy Bee Cafe in Buffalo, Wyoming, was recently ranked among the "22 Best Brunch Spots in America" by Thrillist...

Coney Island, New York, is famous for its annual 4th of July Hot Dog Eating Contest. Here in Wyoming, we prefer more exotic fare...like brains. This is our completely unofficial, totally subjective list of the five best competitive eating contests in the Cowboy State...

According to a study analyzing credit card transactions cross the country, customers in Wyoming are among the least generous tippers in the nation. The credit card procession company Square compared tips left at various service based businesses, including restaurants, bars, taxis, and other vendors...