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!

Stopped here for lunch when driving between Casper & Cody. So glad we did. Cool vibe! Great…read moreburgers!

Great place to stop on a road trip from Colorado to Montana! They offer a large variety of beers…read moreand a menu with plenty of options, so there's something for everyone. Unfortunately, the fryer was down during our visit, so our food took longer than usual to come out. The staff was friendly and kept us updated, which we appreciated. That said, for the price, I expected the food quality to be a bit better. My chicken sandwich tasted like it had been made with a frozen chicken patty, which was disappointing. Overall, it's a convenient stop with a great beer selection and friendly service, but I'd love to see the food better match the prices. The atmosphere was casual and family-friendly, with plenty of seating and a comfortable place to relax

The place has been CLOSED for years and it's a boarded up building! The food is awful. The service…read moreis nonexistent. And the ambience is appalling!

Great biker bar, if your a biker. Rough local dive with super cheap beer, free popcorn, darts and…read morepool tables and drive through liquor store. It no doubt has its place in town and can get really busy. Didn't eat here and would be scared too.

Not a good experience here, we came in after work, ordered a round of beer, they took a long time…read moreto come out and literally 10 seconds after the waiter came and asked us to close out because he wanted to get paid as a shift change was coming. Second waitress was uninterested and not good, we asked for a whiskey list, ordered a round and was told they were out of that, ordered another brand, came back same answer, ordered a 3rd one, she cam back with the same answer..... i was like, how about one of what you have....... Not going back here, not worth my money.

This is a bar and restaurant inside an offtrack betting venue. The food was good. We were there on…read morea Monday evening, so it was quiet there. Glad we tried it, I'll be back on another visit to Casper. Oh, nowhere on the building does the name Keg and Cork appear. Trust me, the restaurant is inside!

[Review is based on camping experience] Ten Sleep Brewing Co…read morehas a really nice vibe and very picturesque. We camped here for one night on our way to Mount Rushmore. It was $18 + tax for a tent site which came out to be $23.79. $3 per person per showers which are located behind the brewery. Drinking water inside brewery available for fill ups and only during business hours. There are 2 port-a-potties by the tent sites, 4 port-a-potties outside the brewery and 2 bathroom stalls inside the brewery. Located outside is a dishwashing and charging station. We bought two beers for $7.50/pint. We didn't try the food here, but was told it's just basic "last ditch" frozen pizza and pretzels. The brewery hosts events on certain nights and have food trucks some times. We just happened to stay here when nothing was going on. We would've liked this spot more if the tent spots were further apart. People in the tent spot next to us came in around midnight and woke us up for almost an hour with their loud whispering while unpacking and barking dog which woke up our dogs. The tent spots were close enough that we can hear neighbors move around in their tents. Unfortunately, that whole thing put a damper on our experience.

Steve and I got to try Ten Sleep Brewing Company quite recently and we liked the beer we had here…read moreconsiderably! The name of the beer was Speed Goat. This was a Blonde/Golden Ale. This was a very pleasant and drinkable beer. Flavors and highlights to be on the lookout for with this beer are crispness ,clean and sweet. The beer is smooth yet is light bodied which makes this ale so very drinkable!

Cool space, good deal on drinks. Appears to be a great venue for a concert. Good lineup of folks…read moreand plan on coming back!

First time at this place ever. This place is really awesome. The food is good they give you great…read moreamount of portions. The service was good. They were on point and the ambience is a very good ambience. You can still talk live bands or what love bands are And you can hear it throughout the place. They have an outdoor area also for volleyball and cornhole some good country dancing also on the weekends. I highly recommend this place.

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.

Our go to stop for Harvest Host RV program. Friendly staff and great beer. Second party restaurant…read morefor food is less than stellar. Pizza is a paper thin flatbread with mediocre toppings. Not worth $16. Ample parking and great beers! The tap room and live music are awesome. Take a brewery tour as well.

Attached to, but separate from, the El Mark-o bowling alley this pub style restaurant was opened…read morelate 2011 by the Galloway brothers. It was my first visit last night. From the outside this brand new building looks beautiful. There are firepits and heaters on an outdoor patio (although at 7 degrees last night nobody would brave the weather to sit outside). Walking into the building, it sure sounded like a pub. Friday night and the place was packed. The entrance allows for two choices. You can sit in the brand new, raised floor restaurant area to the left, or the more traditional, newly remodeled pub area on the right. Because of the crowds and the noise, we chose to sit in the pub area, which looked out onto the bowling alley through thick glass which did not transmit the sound. This area is replete with dart boards and some video games, and a mix of tall and low seating choices. There were all types of people, from the Larry David-black turtleneck-and-blazer type to kids with metal in just about every orifice, a pair of cowboys at the bar, and even single women out for a drink. Overall the place was full of happy people! The menu offered a variety of mega calorie and carb laden choices like Irish Nachos (with potato fries instead of tortilla chips) lots of burger selections, grilled sandwiches. Being completely contrary (and on a diet) I ordered the grilled chicken salad. It came with a side of chipotle blue cheese dressing. I really couldn't say much about the salad, the chicken was freshly grilled which was nice, but the greens were strictly the kind out of a store-bought bag complete with slivers of cabbage, and some tiny diced tomatoes, bacon crumbles and the odd black olive. I was disappointed, it could have been so much better. Instead, it merely gave a passing nod to those of us who chose to not eat chili-cheese fries. Still it was a nice experience, largely due to the cleanliness, a pleasant and efficient waitress and some amazing scenery that I owe strictly to the patrons. Go for the atmosphere, not the food.

Listen up Casper. You have no idea what the difference is between an Irish pub and a sports bar…read more Galloway's is really neither. It's a small bar lumped into a casino and a bowling alley. The only reason this place merits 3 stars is that the food isn't bad, but it's fairly typical bar food. Just because a place pours Guinness and has some Irish sounding food items, doesn't make it an Irish pub.

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 drank at the bar, and danced with some locals back in 1978, great establishment, friendly with…read moregood service

Very fun place. The offer live music and stand up comedy. The Owners are the bartenders and are…read morevery friendly . I would recommend to anyone.