8 Breakfast and Coffee Spots in Casper, WY
Casper’s famed outdoor lifestyle means fueling up in the a.m. is crucial. From handcrafted caffeine to hearty, old-fashioned diner breakfasts, this charming Wyoming city has a variety of spots to grab coffee, breakfast and more. Read on for these top picks:
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Copper Cup Coffee Co.
Copper Cup Coffee Co.’s drinks are as delicious as its name is twisty (go ahead: say it five times fast). In addition to roasting its own beans, the spot also serves overnight oats and Belgian waffles piled high with both sweet (strawberries, dark chocolate) and savory (turkey, provolone, pesto) toppings.
Metro Coffee Co.
Metro Coffee Co. has been keeping downtown Casper caffeinated for over two decades. Over the years, the business has grown: It now roasts its own beans, bakes its own bagels – get them by the dozen or as a breakfast sandwich – and boasts a second storefront on the southeast side of town.
Blue Ridge Coffee
Sleek Blue Ridge Coffee serves a wide variety of morning beverages, including espresso drinks, tea and caffeine-spiked smoothies, in a modern setting. Try the peanut butter-mocha frozen drink paired with avocado toast, granola parfait or a breakfast sandwich on a flaky croissant.
Scarlow’s Art & Coffee
Scarlow’s Art & Coffee, which is located next door to an art supply store that’s one of Casper’s oldest businesses, is as focused on aesthetics as it is on the perfect cup. The result: a calming, minimalistic space that does double duty as an art gallery while also crafting thoughtfully themed drinks that highlight a creative spirit.
Eggington’s
Eggington’s has been a breakfast, brunch and lunch favorite for over 20 years, and one look at its menu shows why. Creative dishes like focaccia biscuit and gravy, breakfast banana split and pecan roll French toast share menu space with classic Benedicts, omelets and scrambles – all in a cute retro dining room.
Sherrie’s Place
Sherrie’s Place on West Yellowstone Parkway doesn’t have a website, but the tiny diner has been in business for nearly three decades thanks to its huge platters of pancakes, hash browns, just-right crispy bacon and a slew of other breakfast favorites. But plan ahead: Sherrie’s is a weekday-only eatery.
Johnny J’s Diner
Johnny J’s Diner boasts a long breakfast menu, but the real draw of this joint is its relentless commitment to a theme – in this case, the era of poodle skirts, bobby sox and drive-in movies. The interior (not to mention the exterior) of 1950s-inspired Johnny J’s is all shiny chrome and Formica, the perfect accompaniment to a classic diner breakfast.
The Wooden Derrick
The Wooden Derrick in downtown Casper is a breakfast-and-lunch spot that pays homage to the city’s history as an oil town, with breakfast platters dubbed the Roughneck (three eggs, three meats, hashbrowns and pancakes) and the Toolhand (French toast, two eggs and bacon).
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