Cavalryman Steakhouse was famous for their Wagon Wheel Salad Bar (pictured in 2006). We still have customers asking about the old salad bar to this day — which was made from a real frontier wagon much like the pioneers used to traverse the Wyoming Territory along the Overland Trail (not far from the restaurant location). The old … Continue reading Cavalryman Salad Bar →

This is the original Cavalryman Steakhouse logo (pictured in 2006), which depicts the rich heritage and history of this memorable site. History of Cavalryman Steakhouse Cavalryman Steakhouse is located on the parade grounds of historic Fort Sanders, established in July of 1866. Originally named Fort Buford, for Major General John Buford, the post was designated Fort … Continue reading Old Cavalryman Logo →

The Cavalryman Steakhouse stage, where live music could be heard and danced to, pictured here in the early 1970’s shortly after the restaurant opened. The same stage has been preserved and is often used for live performances today. This area of the Atrium was once the swimming pool of the Laramie Country Club. History of … Continue reading Cavalryman Stage →

Cavalryman Steakhouse bar, pictured in the early 1970’s shortly after the restaurant opened. Many of the items pictured here have been preserved to retain a similar look today. History of Cavalryman Steakhouse Cavalryman Steakhouse is located on the parade grounds of historic Fort Sanders, established in July of 1866. Originally named Fort Buford, for Major General John Buford, … Continue reading Cavalryman Bar in the 1970’s →