Taco John's

Taco John's now operates over 400 restaurants in 25 states, but it all started in1968 with a small food truck down the street from Cheyenne Frontier Days.

Taco John’s and Jonah Bank of Wyoming, along with partner Grace for 2 Brothers, will be heading the efforts to raise money for suicide prevention throughout the month of May. Wyoming’s suicide rate has increased 34% since 2001. To combat this, these three organizations, along with many others, are aiming to change this grim statistic...

Potatoes Oles are a national treasure. Pair them with a warm cup of queso and you have the most divine dinner on both sides of the Divide.

Taco John’s in Laramie will donate a portion of each Nachos Navidad purchase to the Laramie Animal Welfare Society.

To celebrate National Nacho Day on Friday, November 6, you can get a FREE side of chips and nacho cheese with a purchase in the Taco John's app.

They are giving away the tacos in a=honor of their 51st anniversary

Taco John’s hopes to increase the number of new stores, with plans to open between 15 and 20 this year and between 20 and 25 next year.

Sometimes we wish we could keep this one to ourselves.

We have a lot of options for various sandwiches and tacos to be served in bags through a window.

Most of us know Taco Johns as a staple in Mexican food around Wyoming. Heck, I used to eat there almost every single day when I was in high school. But have you ever seen a photo of the first Taco Johns in the entire state?