Cokeville diner owner's daughter gives private tour of family restaurant
The young resident filmed a walkthrough of her mother's Lincoln County establishment during a quiet moment, showing off the homecoming decorations and outdoor patio.
By Alyssa Parker ·
A resident of Cokeville, Wyoming, recently recorded a video tour of the local restaurant her mother owns. The town has a population of 502 people and sits in Lincoln County in the southwestern part of the state. The young woman described the eatery as the cutest and best restaurant in her area of Wyoming.
The video captures the interior and exterior of the business while the dining room was empty. The restaurant was decorated for homecoming week, an event the video notes is a major occasion for the small community. The tour includes the front dining area, the back sections, and the waitress stations.
The owner's daughter showed the kitchen area, which appeared clean and well maintained. She also highlighted the outdoor patio, noting that it is a nice space but only usable for a short time each year due to the season. The interior was described as cute and clean throughout the walkthrough.
Cokeville was settled by the first Euro-American, Tilford Kutch, in 1869. He opened a trading post and ferry in 1873. The town is located along a common route for travelers heading toward Yellowstone National Park.
The restaurant maintains a Facebook page where regular specials are posted. The young woman in the video suggested that customers who mention seeing her footage might receive a treat from the crew. The establishment is a locally owned stop for people traveling through the Cowboy State.
Source: KTWO · original report published
