Caitlin’s guidebook
Sightseeing
New Capitol renovations have restored this gem to her former glory. Tours are free to the public!
34 locals recommend
Wyoming State Capitol
200 W 24th StNew Capitol renovations have restored this gem to her former glory. Tours are free to the public!
This attraction is free to the public. The building is beautiful, and provides a chance for a quiet escape with some great views.
43 locals recommend
Cheyenne Botanic Gardens
710 S Lions Park DrThis attraction is free to the public. The building is beautiful, and provides a chance for a quiet escape with some great views.
Cheyenne was built up as a railway town. The historic depot museum provides a glimpse into a major part of Cheyenne history.
41 locals recommend
Cheyenne Depot Plaza
West 15th StreetCheyenne was built up as a railway town. The historic depot museum provides a glimpse into a major part of Cheyenne history.
Even if you aren't with any kiddos, it's fun to walk through this children's park to see everything they've designed (bonus: it's right next to the Botanic Garden).
12 locals recommend
Paul Smith Children's Village at the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens
616 S Lions Park DrEven if you aren't with any kiddos, it's fun to walk through this children's park to see everything they've designed (bonus: it's right next to the Botanic Garden).
Hiking! Biking! Fun for any outdoor activity you might be in to.
59 locals recommend
Curt Gowdy State Park
1264 Granite Springs RoadHiking! Biking! Fun for any outdoor activity you might be in to.
Drinks
Good beer. Lively environment. Live music and food trucks frequently on the weekend.
23 locals recommend
Black Tooth Brewing Company - Cheyenne
520 W 19th StGood beer. Lively environment. Live music and food trucks frequently on the weekend.
One of Cheyenne's first breweries. They're friendly and seemingly always busy. Dog and kid friendly so it can get noisy at times. Often have foodtrucks out front.
19 locals recommend
Freedom's Edge Brewing Co.
1509 Pioneer AvenueOne of Cheyenne's first breweries. They're friendly and seemingly always busy. Dog and kid friendly so it can get noisy at times. Often have foodtrucks out front.
This is my personal favorite dive bar in town. Offering office chairs at the bar and a mural with some artistic license.
Anderson's Other Corner
1303 East Pershing BoulevardThis is my personal favorite dive bar in town. Offering office chairs at the bar and a mural with some artistic license.
The building alone is great. It is a refurbished Victorian craftsman with one of the best patios in town. Kiddo and pet friendly. No food on site, but the mexican grocery across the street has some A+ burritos and tacos at a very affordable price.
17 locals recommend
Danielmark's Brewing Company Inc
209 E 18th StThe building alone is great. It is a refurbished Victorian craftsman with one of the best patios in town. Kiddo and pet friendly. No food on site, but the mexican grocery across the street has some A+ burritos and tacos at a very affordable price.
Paramount has a coffee shop and a bar. Both are great spots depending on your preference (or the time of day).
23 locals recommend
Paramount Cafe
1607 Capitol AveParamount has a coffee shop and a bar. Both are great spots depending on your preference (or the time of day).
Really cute little coffee shop that also serves small bites and lunches.
14 locals recommend
Central Cafe
3920 Central AveReally cute little coffee shop that also serves small bites and lunches.
Eats
I know good Indian food might not be what you think of when you visit Cheyenne. But this place is great and the owner goes out of his way to ensure your visit is pleasant in every way.
7 locals recommend
Durbar Nepalese and Indian Bistro
3515 East LincolnwayI know good Indian food might not be what you think of when you visit Cheyenne. But this place is great and the owner goes out of his way to ensure your visit is pleasant in every way.
This is a mainstay for locals and travelers alike. It isn't fancy, but it's got everything from liver and onions, cheeseburgers to my personal favorite prime rib sandwich.
30 locals recommend
The Albany
1506 Capitol AveThis is a mainstay for locals and travelers alike. It isn't fancy, but it's got everything from liver and onions, cheeseburgers to my personal favorite prime rib sandwich.
If you're looking for something a little high end, definitely check out the Met. Personally, I like to go there for appetizers and cocktails, but they always seem to have great dinner options too.
23 locals recommend
The Metropolitan Downtown
1701 Carey AveIf you're looking for something a little high end, definitely check out the Met. Personally, I like to go there for appetizers and cocktails, but they always seem to have great dinner options too.
A little out of your way, but it's among the best mexican food in Cheyenne.
My order: steak and potato burrito smothered in green chili
10 locals recommend
Tortilla Factory
2706 S Greeley HwyA little out of your way, but it's among the best mexican food in Cheyenne.
My order: steak and potato burrito smothered in green chili
This is a must stop for most tourists. Full of taxidermy and country kitsch. Probably get a steak.
Yes, people do ride their horses to the restaurant.
22 locals recommend
Bunkhouse Bar & Grill
1064 Happy Jack RdThis is a must stop for most tourists. Full of taxidermy and country kitsch. Probably get a steak.
Yes, people do ride their horses to the restaurant.
Los Conejos Food Truck
Favorite food truck. Check them out on Facebook to see where they might be.