Busy Bee Cafe

Quaint old time restaurant. Food was fantastic. I personally enjoyed the hamburger and fries. Fresh ground patty that was hot and delicious. I was told that the Ruben was equally as tasty as well as the grilled chicken salad. Friendly service at a reasonable price. Worth the stop in this small mountain town. Plenty to do in the town of Buffalo Wyoming in itself with the historic city and shops

The location is iconic and historic but the quality of the food and service doesn’t meet the hype. I had the “Walt Longmire Chicken Fried Steak” sandwich. It seems to just be a frozen patty with a couple of pickles and a squirt of mustard-was not impressed. I, also, found the staff to be inattentive. I had to ask for coffee refills which was in a 6 oz cup and they never came by the refill my wife’s water. The restaurant is only open until 2pm but they stopped serving breakfast at 11am even though there was no indication of that on the website. Overall, a disappointing experience!

Quiet, cozy, friendly place. Window view of clear creek, good bar seats. Excellent breakfast. Kind staff. Would go there regularly if I didn't live 3000 kilometers away

After 8 months, back to the Occidental Hotel and Busy Bee for breakfast. Pancakes, eggs, and sausage. GREAT!!! RESTROOM INSPECTION: Once again very clean.

Only 4 minutes from I-90, well worth it for great food, great prices. Breakfast and lunch, 7 to 2 every day, no worries if you order before 2 they won't kick you out. Restroom Inspection: Unbelievably clean. Waitress Shana is fantastic
PS: came back 4 days later and stayed in the attached 1908 historic hotel Occidental, $100 rooms and really neat

If you are in Buffalo you should definitely stop by this place for breakfast or lunch. It has the old west vibe and it is right along side the river. I had the Reuben and it was good. I will be back next time I am in town.

Twilight zone entrance. Went in at about 11:20 am for breakfast. Looked like a cute place to try. Two waitresses kept going by but nobody stopped. Another couple walks in and about 5 minutes later she waits on them. About 20 minutes into it we get asked if we've been waited on. Ordered a coffee each. Waitress comes back with one. Fine ok I guess I drink water. Then let's order breakfast....oh we stopped serving breakfast about 40 minutes ago. Then we need a few more minutes to decide. Comes back one orders a sandwich, I order just a simple side salad with a side of French. Waitress comes with food sits it down, well guess it's Italian or none so I start eating my lettuce, slice of tomato and cucumber slice. Oh my goodness they gave me lettuce that was old and wilted and tasted awful. I give up. I told the waitress it's been non-stop wrong since I stepped in. I wish you all luck if you try it but this woman will not return for a second chance.

Food quality has varied over the years when we’ve visited here, but it seems to have improved. Service is good and food is good standard western fare.

Not a great place from my experience. I got the 4 "meaty" wings for $7. Well, they were extremely disappointing as you can see. We had to bus our own table before we could sit. The service wasn't great either. I wouldn't recommend this place.

Very charming little restaurant connected to the Old Centennial Hotel. Reuben sandwich had lots of corned beef, French fries from frozen were just okay.

We had burgers in this historic diner. Food was OK and the service was a little slow but it was definitely worth stopping for the history.... We were strangers to the area and didn't receive a very warm welcome as travelers passing through...maybe next time!