Casper Food Critic

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The Casper Food Critic recently paid a visit to House of Sushi in Downtown Casper. Find out what he thought of the food and service.

The Casper Food Critic reviews Galloway's Irish Pub next to El Mark-O lanes in Casper.

The Casper Food Critic offers a review of Stuft in the Triangle Plaza.

A note from the editor: The following is an original review from the "Casper Food Critic." The purpose of this review is to offer a single consumer's opinion about an establishment's food and service. At K2 Radio, we believe anonymity to be of paramount importance - this is to ensure that the Casper Food Critic receives the same quality food and service as any other customer... Read Mor

The Casper Food Critic Reviews the Platter River Restaurant, located off of I-25.

A note from the editor: The following is an original review from the "Casper Food Critic." The purpose of this review is to offer a single consumer's opinion about an establishment's food and service. At K2 Radio, we believe anonymity to be of paramount importance - this is to ensure that the Casper Food Critic receives the same quality food and service as any other customer. We encoura

The Casper Food Critic makes his (or her?) debut on k2radio.com. Find out what our local celebrity food critic thought about 'Full House' in Mills.

As a young man, I remember the excitement generated by a certain establishment in Casper. Crowds would brave long waits and miniscule parking for a chance to taste some authentic and filling Italian food. I can remember standing outside as lines formed around Bosco’s Italian, nestled in a small corner of Casper. Wanting to recapture that fever, I decided to return after a hiatus of several years.

Like a candy wrapper caught in an updraft, I was swept down the highway at record pace. Swirling and twirling through the wild Wyoming wilderness, my destination was the remote outpost of Rawlins. A large project, over which I was lording, was coming to an end and it was now or never. While I don’t like to be away from my beautiful family, I do enjoy the ability to sample fare from all over this