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The Tiny Town Of Chugwater, Wyoming Is Full Of Culinary Treasures

By Kim Magaraci | Published July 21, 2020

Wyoming is truly a small-town state. After all, our largest city could barely fill a football stadium! If you know what you’re looking for, you’ll find some of the most unique spots in the country tucked away here in our small towns. Believe it or not, the little town of Chugwater is a foodie paradise.

The tiny town of Chugwater, Wyoming is home to just about 200 year-round residents. Why, then, is this town a must-visit for anyone who spends time in the Cowboy State?

Believe it or not, Chugwater is one of the top foodie destinations in the West! The famous Chugwater Chili Corporation has been around for more than 30 years.

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Chugwater Chili was founded by local entrepreneurs who took a state champion chili recipe and turned it into a business to breathe life back into their town.

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Chugwater is also home to the oldest soda fountain in the state! The building itself dates back to 1914.

You'll be transported back in time when you walk in to this retro malt shop.

The milkshake mixers are true, vintage originals. They were first built in the 1920s and they still make delicious shakes to this day.

If you're looking for a bit of a rowdier meal, head to the Stampede Saloon 7 Eatery.

This town bar serves up tasty comfort food in a quirky atmosphere. It's one of the most unique places to dine in Wyoming!

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Stop in to Chugwater for a great meal - whether you're picking up seasoning from Chugwater Chili, slurping down a shake from the soda fountain, or getting to know the locals at the Stampede Saloon!

You can learn more about this little Wyoming town right here. It’s worth the drive from anywhere in the state!

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Chugwater, WY 82210, USA