Best Restaurants in Cheyenne, WY
If you're searching for restaurants in Cheyenne, WY, most of the city's best-reviewed spots cluster in and around downtown

If you're searching for restaurants in Cheyenne, WY, most of the city's best-reviewed spots cluster in and around downtown, steakhouses, a decades-old local institution, and a growing list of international options. Here's where to start.
Steakhouses & Classic Cheyenne Fare
Wyoming is cattle country, and Cheyenne's steakhouse scene reflects it. Rib & Chop House, downtown, is known for fall-off-the-bone ribs and a well-cooked filet mignon in a lively, family-friendly setting. Paris West, also downtown, features a blackened steak in cognac cream sauce alongside housemade vinaigrettes and stuffed chicken breast. For something with more history, The Albany has been a family-owned Cheyenne institution since 1942, serving time-tested American fare.
Something Different
Not every meal in Cheyenne has to be a steak. Destination Taiwan brings savory steam buns, spicy noodles, and authentic Taiwanese comfort food (including a well-regarded pork rice dish) to the local dining scene, and The Metropolitan Downtown offers a more modern menu with street tacos and well-crafted martinis in an open, relaxed dining room.
Casual & Local Favorites
For a lower-key night out, Sanford's Grub & Pub, 2 Doors Down, Pour Decisions Bar & Grill, T-Joe's Steakhouse & Saloon, and Railspur round out Cheyenne's list of consistently well-reviewed casual spots — a mix of pub fare, saloon-style dining, and neighborhood favorites.
Planning Around Frontier Days
If you're eating out during Cheyenne Frontier Days, plan ahead downtown restaurants fill up fast during the event's ten-day run in late July, especially in the evenings.










