From the looks of the building, we didn't expect much. The inside though is great. Lots of seating…read more We all bellied up to the bar. The bartender, Kaylee was very friendly and welcoming. She was attentive and knowledgeable with regard to the area. The other patrons were friendly as well. The prices were fair. Although food was available, we did not eat there. Totally recommend stopping in for one if you're in the area.

Very hospitable bartender, quiet place, friendly quiet clientele. They made us feel like home-town…read morefriends. Very decent prices.

When one is on a waitlist next door, one must get a drink. Which is exactly what we did before…read morenoshing at Old C's recently. As soon as we stepped inside, we were greeted by a friendly bar staff and full bar top, with a few other people playing darts. We simply stopped in for a shot ($6), shared a brief conversation with the bartender and were in and out within 7 minutes - but those 7 minutes were wicked uncomfortable. No one, and I mean no one, was wearing masks or socially distancing - which is bonkers in a COVID world, but when in the middle of nowhere Wyoming, I'm not exactly sure what to expect.  While the vibe was relaxed and reminded me of being in my grandparent's basement, I not inclined to return.

Basic Wyoming Dive Bar. Basic selection. Locals are fine, just don't be rude. Don't expect too much…read morewhen you walk in though.

When I am in Rocksprings visiting my dear friend and local celebrity. Deb Mclendon, Bomber's is…read morelike a second home to me! The staff are speedy and courteous. The drinks are strong and the food is delicious. Lots of comfort food to choose from the menu. You can't go wrong with this place! Lots of fun on Friday and Saturday nights.

I was expecting a dive bar next to a Days Inn off the highway, but this was a great and unique…read moreplace. If you love sports, slots, music and great pub fare, this is your place. I was shocked that there were about 50 video slot machines along with 20 flat screens. There are decent lunch specials each day of the week and they have a full lunch & dinner menu. I had the Monster burger, which is two 1/4 patties loaded with topping and cheese. Honestly, it was one of the best burgers I've had. The clientele is mostly locals who enjoy sparking up a good conversation with tourists. Just a heads up, smoking is legal at bars in Wyoming.

We looked on Yelp to find a liquor store and regretfully stopped by this place…read more It is a dingy smelly hole in the wall filled with smoke and a ridiculous tiny selection at outrageous prices, i sincerely regret wasting time even trying. Don't waste your time.

This is a perfect Dive Bar! Locals are friendly and easy to talk to. Bartenders are personable and…read moredrinks are decent.

the Bartenders are always amazing both Professionally and Personally. they maintain a high level of…read morematurity and greet guests with respect. the people that go to this bar are usually pretty good as well, I've played pool and gotten to know a few folks!! the drinks are great and the Bartenders are always eager to learn how to make a new drink if they don't know how to make it already. overall I would give this place ten stars if I could.

Small bar that has i bite to it. The crowd can get loud, so…read moredon't go here if you are looking for a quite night out.

My favorite bar to hit in Rocksprings, classy, and people are super friendly! Definitely…read morerecommend stopping in.

This is the 3rd time that the employees have been rude. I commented on the attitude and they told…read moreme that if I have a problem, I can just leave.

This is not the best part of Rock Springs, and Rock Springs is not the best part of Wyoming, but if…read moreyou do end up staying in this benighted place, then you could do worse than end up at the Pour House. They have a row of taps, but only one kind of beer coming out of them (Bud Light), and slightly more choice in bottles. With a bit of back-and-forth I was able to procure a serviceable michelada. The place itself is kind of pretty - lots of wood on the walls, and at least one interesting piece of art involving cattle skulls. There's a front porch with very spartan benches, but it's almost superfluous because this is one of the few states where smoking is allowed indoors. The townie regulars are working-class people and (at least on the night I was there) mostly of the loudmouth barfly type - they talk a lot but don't say anything, though I suppose they're friendly enough, and they tolerate a stranger with more grace than this particular stranger is tolerating them in this particular paragraph. The best thing about the Pour House is that they have free wifi, and it's even pretty fast - so if you end up cooling your heels in Rock Springs, bring your laptop.