I had the bomber amber and tasted the October fest. Both were good but the bomber was great! Good…read moreservice and good advise on a good place for late food.

Love the atmosphere, they always have a good variety of beers, and the patio is nice in the summer!…read moreWhen they have live music it can be so loud that it's hard to hold a conversation without yelling. Overall it's a good stop when walking around downtown Casper.

On a recent trip to Wyoming I spent time in Casper taking in their local brewery culture. I have to…read moresay this was the most hopping one in town as there was some special event going on here. Despite that I got waited on pretty efficiently. The beer that Steve and I had from Oil City was the Mexicali Lima which was a Mexican Lager which we enjoyed quite a bit. Flavor features that you can find with this beer are lime and breadiness. The lager is very light bodied which is nice to experience for sure. I also liked their t shirt swag so purchased one of those as well. Would like to try out more of their beers but perhaps when there isn't something going on there and it's more laid back and chill.

We finally made it back to Oil City. They are so amazing here. Beer was super tasty!! The pups…read moreloved their visit too. Thank you Oil City. You guys are amazing!!

Frontier Brewing and Taproom is right in the middle of downtown Casper and that makes the location…read morepretty cool. As I have said before I am quite impressed with how many breweries... good ones that have opened up in this city. A number of years ago there wasn't anything all that terribly exciting as far as breweries go here but that has really turned itself around. For this brewery I had their cerveza beer and it was pretty good. Crisp, clean and a nice little kick to it made a very pleasant version of this beer type here. They don't have beer in the cans or crowlers or at least not from what the staff member told me but I didn't see any of that anyway. A good visit with fine beer and worthy of making a return to.

Wings 4.5 stars. Really good. Beer 5 stars. Even better than the wings. Stingo and Speed Goat…read morestand out in their category.

I liked Backwards Distilling a lot and I made a stop by here on my last trip through Casper. This…read moredistillery adds some elegance and fanciness to downtown which I really liked a lot! The themes and atmosphere here kind of remind me of a subtle blending of a circus mixed with Steampunk which I can really appreciate as it adds to the uniqueness to the place! I got one cocktail here. It was called the Feats of Strength which had Strongman Gin, pineapple juice, Lime Juice and Simple Syrup. It was very refreshing and highly enjoyable! Service was very good and the cocktail menu has a nice variety of drinks! You can purchase their liquor in bottles and they have other merchandise available as well. Looking forward to returning!

Wow what a cool place to visit. So happy to have such a cool place like this to experience in our…read morehometown. I'm a whisky fan and the Pretty Good Horse is a great choice. My wife loves the fancy drinks and atmosphere. Keep up the good work. It's a local business I'm happy to recommend to visitors.

If you're in Casper and you like sours, Gruner Brothers Brewing is a must…read more Garden Kriek is my go-to there. It's got that real tart cherry bite like a sour should, but it's still smooth and easy to drink. Not syrupy sweet, not "punch-you-in-the-mouth" sour... just right. I could sit there and drink those all night, which is probably why it's a good thing I don't live next door. The crew there makes it even better. Margo, the bartender, is awesome--friendly, quick, and actually knows what she's pouring. Kat, the manager, keeps everything running smooth without it feeling all uptight. And shoutout to Ben and Darrin, the owners, because they built a place that feels welcoming and local, not like some fancy "look but don't touch" brewery. If you like sours, go grab a Garden Kriek. You'll thank me later.

Stop 5 of 9 on our Wyoming Hundreds of Hops self-guided US Hop Passport Brewery Tour Amazing…read moreBrewery Race 2025 We visited the brewery only, not the restaurant & we were not a part of the Harvest Host Program- tho, maybe next time! We came in with about 40min til close & started browsing the beer options, while chatting about the Hop Passport and the Harvest Host Program. We loved the large lot & it's nice to have options for those larger vehicles to visit, even if not staying. The raised deck allows for a spectacular view & was still occupied when we left. I can see why it would be hard to walk away from it! Several beers were tapped out &, sadly, due to an equipment malfunction, we weren't able to get either nitro option - thus - Danger Noodle (4.25) & Gruner Bock (4.25) were the brews we went with.

Small and quaint building in an old house, with a friendly owner and really good beer. The stout…read morewas really dry and the pickle beer very brine-y. This was in top stops for our road trip. I need to go back and buy some to take home!

WoW, oh WoW - do not sleep on this hidden gem!! It took our…read more#1 Brewery Spot on this 3 state trip for several reasons. This was the most personalable stop, where we learned a ton in a short period of time & were made to feel welcomed by both the owner & the patrons. The building, a house really is an absolute treasure! Of course, none of this matters if the beer sucks. It doesn't! The oatmeal stout was delicious and delightfully dry ' the best oatmeal stout of out trip & we had several. I am actually craving it now while typing about it, despite having 7 choices of stouts in the beer fridge. The dill pickle sour was nice & brine-y... both were incredibly solid selections. The real kicker, & reason I'm kicking myself, we missed the crowler sign! We are certainly looking forward to making a trip back out, tho, & we're bringing a cooler

Stahoos was a fun little microbrewery in Casper. The service was great and they were very friendly…read more We sat out on the front porch and enjoyed some cold brews with the dogs. I will definitely be back when I am in town again. Thanks Stahoos.

This is a super awesome local brewery with some really fun beers! If you're lucky, you'll get to…read moremeet Jim the brewer/owner. He has a fun story about how his brewery came to be, and be sure to ask about the cool family photos on the wall! This is a great place if you find yourself in Casper, and the beers are worth the stop!

A fun dining/drinking spot- we were there on a Friday evening and played an interactive "singo"…read moregame which was a blast. They offer a full bar and wine in addition to beer. I had the lobster mac-n-cheese which had a little spicy kick to it- really delicious, although it could use more lobster. The prices are pretty moderate- about $15-20 per entree, on average, from what I recall. The waitstaff is friendly and efficient. I really enjoyed this experience and will definitely return if I visit Casper again in the future!

Great brewery! Nice and welcoming inside, food was excellent. One of the best burgers I've had in a…read morelong time! We have been here twice during our road trips and both times were great. Service is excellent too. Dog friendly as well.

The food here is superb! Pizzas are unique and the bowls and salads nicely crafted. We ate…read moreeverything to the last bite!

Liked the Detroit pizzas and the whipped ricotta. Nice local place. Would reccomend.read more

I like J's because it's a place that you can go and actually hold a conversation with the people at…read moreyour table. The service is always really attentive. I wouldn't recommend the Thai salad if you're looking for a traditional salad though. The burgers are incredible! Every person has their own preferences and taste but you can't go wrong with a classic burger here.

Another great experience here, this place has seriously stepped up everything!…read moreSuper service and great menu options, all tasty! Super happy this place is in the neighborhood!