l love this bar, it's so much fun. I'm about to move downtown so I'll be there more often! Jj makes…read morea mean sandwich too!

They have Beer They have alcohol…read more They have Guinness They have bar tenders What else do you need

Unfortunately I don't have pictures to go with the review. I had a southern rock burger and it was…read moresooo good ! But my favorite was the onion rings we had as a group they were amazing!! the service was great and we got our food pretty fast after ordering. Super cute place has 2 stories and a roof top. Definitely recommend and will be going back to try the Philly this time and onion rings again.

I've lived in Colorado Springs my entire life, and I've spent plenty of nights downtown. I've…read morealways enjoyed Gasoline Alley, but after what happened this weekend, I'll never be back. If you're a woman, I'd seriously think twice before going. To be honest, being grabbed by random men at Gasoline Alley has become something I've almost come to expect. Every time I've been there, there have been men grabbing at women's waists, belt loops, or butts. I've always brushed it off as "that's just Gasoline Alley," which I realize now I never should have accepted. This weekend was the final straw. My friend and I rarely go out, and we hadn't had much to drink. Throughout the night, men were following us, grabbing at us, and refusing to take no for an answer. We both needed to use the restroom, and because we didn't feel safe leaving each other alone, we went in together, used the bathroom as quickly as possible, and came right back out. The second we walked out, a bouncer started yelling at us about the "one person at a time" bathroom rule. Instead of asking what happened or showing an ounce of concern for why two women might go into the restroom together, he aggressively escorted us out of the bar. Meanwhile, the men who had been harassing women all night stayed inside. People were openly smoking blunts, acting belligerent, and causing actual problems, but somehow two women trying to keep each other safe were the priority. The irony is unbelievable. Security had no problem ignoring women being repeatedly groped, but they had no issue humiliating and removing two women for trying to avoid that exact situation. Gasoline Alley needs to decide whether it wants to enforce rules that actually keep people safe or continue creating an environment where women are expected to tolerate harassment while being punished for protecting themselves. I won't be back, and I can't recommend this bar to other women.

Love this dive bar. Always think its hilarious reading reviews from people who have obviously never…read morebeen to a bar outside of their local Applebee's complaining about how 90% of bars in the country work with this place. The environment is extremely safe, drinks are the cheapest, entertainment every night, rude/dumb people wont have a good time here but everyone else absolutely does

Food was pretty decent. I tried the famous double fried wings. They were a little scary but overall…read moreflavorful! The crunch was there. Ranch was BUSSIN! The jalapeño poppers were recommended by the cashier and honestly should not be slept on. I'm curious as to whether they're made here or bought. The ambiance is your grandfather's garage full of memorabilia he found across the US. It's a vibe in itself. Karaoke Thursday was not an exception. Super cool and fun. There are clearly some regulars that come here to flex their vocal cords. I just come and sign for funsies... which is welcomed too. I liked the vibe and the characters. I would come back. Saturday 3/14 is supposed to be a St. Patrick's day party.

I'm not much of a writer or talker, unless I'm at the Owl…read more The staff is so friendly, it's like coming into cheer. Not everyone knows my name, but they treat me like a good friend. Drinks are the best in town, very tasty and creative. But at an affordable price. I wish I was able to make it by more often. Shout out to Brandy and Matt for making me feel so welcome.

I didn't know what to expect when I pulled up to this establishment, it kinda looked like a bar but…read morethe front sign seemed to sent a message of acceptance and welcome. Inside it kinds looked like a bar but there were tables and booths around along with outside seating. I thought the bathrooms were really nice, unique decor but fitting, spacious and comfortable. I was greeted by Peter, great guy, who took the time to explain to me what that all the food was vegan and non-GMO and answered all my questions about the menu. I ordered the Messy Sloppy burger which came with corn chowder soup and the Sloppy Mac and Cheese and they were not only delicious but hardy as well. Although the portions could've been a little more but it was pretty filling that I had to take the Mac and cheese in a Togo box. I would like to try more of their menu and it was a plus to know they make their own plant based protection except the few items that mention are made with Beyond Burger. But I was pleasantly surprised and definitely would like to come again.

The owner of this Country bar I've known for two decades. I am a country boy myself from Central…read moreNebraska. The owner spends a lot of time and money to make this establishment both Fun and Safe. On Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays it is the place to be if you like Country. There are two separate bars and dance bars inside. One is Modern Country and the other is Real Country. You can try either the same night. I am older so I like "The Real Country Bar. The food is made right there. They've got everything from a huge BBQ area on the Patio, where you can watch your order being grilled and assembled. The food is really good and cheap for a bar this size. The owner showed me the Kitchen a few months ago that had been totally rebuilt. It is spotless!

Came here Saturday night only to wait in line outside for over 45 mins. Just to be charged a door…read morefee then TSA style searched. The door lady only accepts cash instead of helping the next person in line she sits there, waits, and gossips until they get cash out of the ATM which is why the line moves in incredibly slow. ATM fee is another $4 btw. Notably people were very upset that they have gotten rid of their military discount so that the military can't get in for free. So, it's really annoying to me the way that the entire time I was there the security just kept going in and out to the parking lot to smoke weed and take shots literally not 10 feet from the line literally rubbing it in our faces they were having a better time. Was annoying. Everyone who worked there Saturday had a it sucks to sucks attitude. The big thing for me is that I was under the impression that this was a country themed bar because that's obviously how it's marketed however, they just played trap music the entire time I was there. I swear on my life there was no country music. Also, they allow underage people in of course they mark them so they don't serve them alcohol but it's just not my scene as someone who is in their mid 20s. I don't want some 18 year old asking me to twerk on him while I wait ten years for a drink. Won't be returning.

It's been about 15 years since I've spent anytime at the Robin Hood. I always had a good time…read morethere. Spent alot of money, played alot of pool. Practically lived there for about 12 years. I'm sure it hasn't changed much. I'm going to visit there this evening. I hope to see someone I knew from the times before.

If you're looking for dive bar fun, then I give this a 10. Drinks were reasonably cheap. Food only…read moreon certain nights but they let us Uber some food in. Cozy place with inviting atmosphere. Loved it.

Great band, good beer, clean, hometown bar - everyone looks at you when you walk in. Comfortable…read moreand friendly customers. We'll come back when Justus does!

Fun little dive bar. Bring your own food. Or sometimes there is a food truck across the road…read more Smoking is allowed out back, friendly bartenders

They have sub par finger food. Pretty much stuff you can microwave. The drink I had was good. It's…read morecalled a lounge but it's really just a bar. Lounges have couches. I've been to JZ's longe in New York, and I live in Los Angeles. I know the difference between a lounge and a bar. Lounge in the Village only has tables/chairs, and a few booths. The bathroom was clean which was highly appreciated and they were quick to provide toilet paper when I told them they were out. The dj played the music really loud when we were singing karaoke, so we couldn't hear the singer. When I went up to sing I asked her to turn it down so I could hear myself and she got an attitude. Before karaoke began the dj would put a good song on and then cut it off and put a lame song on and patrons would sit down. She was not reading the room at all. I don't think I will go back there. I was in town for the weekend and my friends wanted to go there.

I've lived in Colorado Springs 4 years and this is hands down the best, most fun karaoke / dive bar…read morein the city. Young, old, outgoing or shy, it's great. And this place is fun any night of the week.