Browse menus, reviews and photos of Pubs in Laramie.
Bar & Grill · $
100 East Ivinson Avenue, Laramie
Customers’ favorites
“Great food great service !!!”
Bar & Grill · $$
220 Grand Avenue, Laramie
Customers’ favorites
“If you google or Yelp top 10 restaurants in Laramie, 3rd Street comes up as #10....not for the food, but for the drinks!”
Bar & Grill · $
201 East Custer Street, Laramie
Customers’ favorites
“What a great find! The Marino Tacos (shrimp) were incredible! The beers are top notch! Devil's Tower Honey Amber and Steamboat Oats & Cream Stout were definite standouts, but all of the other beers were amazing, too.”
Brewery · $$
320 South 2nd Street, Laramie
Customers’ favorites
“Greg and Amy were wonderful and made sure to accommodate our 20 guests. There was a misunderstanding with our reservation and they didn’t originally have us in the back for our rehearsal dinner. Greg made the executive decision to reconcile their mistake and he made sure to check on us throughout the night. Amy was our waitress and she was so kind and attentive. We were frustrated when we got there due to the mixup but these two reconciled it and it was ended up good. Food was yummy!”
Pizza · $
404 South 4th Street, Laramie
Customers’ favorites
“I was shocked that this place is in Laramie! The quality of the food was so high and so rare for dining out these days. We could taste pride and love in every savory bite. We had a pizza and the buratta plate and these were so amazing that this place could compete with the best in any big city, including in Europe. I haven't had this caliber of food since a year ago in Italy and I'm not even joking. Add to that, our dog was able to be with us on the beautiful patio and the bakery items we took with us were equally exceptional. Please don't ever stop! We will visit from Longmont again and again.”
New American · $
221 Grand Avenue, Laramie
Customers’ favorites
“Great atmosphere, my mixologist, Brock, made me a delicious German/American fusion drink called a “Jager Bomb”. Not to mention their great taps featuring a local American lager called a “Coors Light”. Only complaint is the lack of Limp Bizkit played.”
St. Patrick’s Day is a holiday celebrated by millions worldwide. Dedicated to the patron saint of Ireland, St. Patrick, the day is a tribute to Irish culture, traditions, and festive spirit. In the United States, where the Irish diaspora is one of the largest, the holiday is celebrated with grand parades, music, dancing, and, of course, visits to Irish pubs and restaurants. We’ve curated a list of the best themed venues in the U.S. where you can experience the true spirit of this holiday.