Lost and Found Restaurant is fairly unique in Laramie. It's food is garden/butcher to kitchen. The menu is not large because each day, the restaurant features food and drink recipe "lost" and "found". We feature at least one L&F recipe on Wed and Thus and two on the weekend. One time it might come from Charles Browne's Gun Club Cook Book from 1930's, Louis P De Gouy's Gold Cook Book from 1940's, o
r possibly Oscar Tschirky from the Waldorf and his book from 1896 (we have these books). The "Lost and Found" recipes will also come from our employees and patrons family recipes. Mike Armstrong, the owner and resider of Carbon County for 15 years, specialty is spirits. He owned a popular restaurant/bar in Taichung, Taiwan for five years. His place got voted best American Restaurant 2 years in a row 2005, 2006 in a city of 3 million. He was Jim Beam's Brand Ambassador for Taiwan during that time, along with Ocean Spray. He brings commitment to quality to Laramie and it shows in food/drink and by the ambiance. It is one of the most beautiful venues, with art and antiques to be enjoyed while dining. The Polyphone, dating back to 1870 is a must see. It is a giant music box that is breathtaking to behold and hear. In the 1870's it was playing in a German beer house. It is playing again in Laramie, Wyoming. It was "Lost" in a basement in Germany for years and has "Found" a home, in the great place of Laramie.
