I can't stress enough how if you have kids (or even if you don't) you should bring them here. If you live in WY and want to show your kids the history of the place you live this is where you bring them. This is best preserved "ghost" town I've ever seen. Get there early enough in the day to go on a tour of the Carissa Mine...you don't actually go down in the mine but are in the mill area...and the mill actually works...so they'll get the machinery running to show you how it all works...really cool! Spend some time walking and touring the town at your own pace...they have lots of rooms set up on display so you can imagine what it would look like during that time...lots of information and history...people in character work the town as barkeeps and shop tenders...pick up a souvenir (I got a button puller and my husband got a replica deck of cards). Visit the cemetery which still has a few grave sites that weren't moved and take the hiking trail. The mine tour only cost about $2 and the rest is free...so if you're looking for a super affordable day adventure when your kids are out of school and you want to pry their eyeballs away from the tube/phones/ipads...this is a great option. Go see your state...learn something...get outside and get some exercise.
Great burgers, fries and awesome atmosphere. It's historical, wonderful and our new favorite place.
Simply amazing.
Everyone working there is very rude!!! We were riding atvs in the area and stopped in for a snack and a drink. We stood up front for a while then asked if we had reservations and we said no and the gal went in back to get the waiter and he came out a while later and sat us. He asked if we were ready to order and we said we were just going to order an appetizer and he got an attitude and said "then I don't need to waste a dinner ticket!?!?" And walked away and came back with a note pad for us to order one thing. He was rude the whole time along with everyone else working there! Will never go there again or recommend anyone to go there!!
An authentic western experience? ... certainly felt like it so I ordered a whisky at the bar. Dropping in here is an experience.
Atlantic City Mercantile is a US Restaurant based in Atlantic City, Wyoming. Atlantic City Mercantile is located at 100 Main St, Atlantic City, WY 82520, USA.
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