3 Best Restaurants in Rawlins, Cheyenne, Laramie, and Southern Wyoming

Anong's Thai Cuisine

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There are three Anong's locations across Wyoming, but this friendly spot is the original. Anong, the restaurant's founder, is originally from Thailand and her menu has all the authentic specialties you would hope for, bursting with flavor and made from fresh ingredients. Most dishes have a vegetarian option. The restaurant closes from 3 to 5 between lunch and dinner service.
210 5th St., Rawlins, Wyoming, 82301, USA
307-324–6262
Known For
  • also has locations in Laramie and Cheyenne
  • delicious tom kha (coconut chicken) soup
  • especially tasty pad see ew (stir-fried wide rice noodles)

Aspen House

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The fanciest restaurant in Rawlins, this little steak house in a Victorian home serves hand-cut meat, seafood, and pasta, with a few Asian fusion dishes, to boot. Co-owner Lena Dirck grew up in Singapore and opened the restaurant with her husband James in the mid-1990s, back when it was hard to find a variety of restaurants in Rawlins. Aspen House remains a favorite with locals and visitors alike.
318 5th St., Rawlins, Wyoming, 82301, USA
307-324–4787
Known For
  • cozy, intimate atmosphere
  • hand-cut steaks
  • large portions (which is definitely the Wyoming way)
Restaurants Details
Rate Includes: No lunch

Su Casa

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One of Wyoming's best Mexican restaurants is in the tiny refinery town of Sinclair, 6 miles east of Rawlins. Green chili is a big draw here, and the menu is full of Mexican favorites, as well as Navajo tacos.

705 Lincoln Ave., Sinclair, Wyoming, 82334, USA
307-328–1745
Known For
  • chiles rellenos (fried cheese-stuffed peppers)
  • shredded beef enchiladas
  • famed green chili that you can take home by the gallon
Restaurants Details
Rate Includes: Credit cards accepted

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