Historic local dive bar. Pool tables, very cheap beer. Friendly locals and bartender. Great…read moreservice. More of a local place where as The Mint, although local too, is a little more touristy.

America is a humongous country, the 3rd largest by landmass, and many micro-cultures…read morethroughout...we came to this bar because The Mint was closed for a private party. -First thing you'll notice is that is not a gay or LGTBQ bar, despite the name. -Second thing you'll notice is the stench, smell, and stink of first, second, and third hand smoke need to know is that Smoking is still permitted indoors if the business owner allows it, and places signage regarding that. Yup, it still exists! -Third is that this is a true local dive bar, with dead animals, old furniture, pool tables, and the local characters that go along with it, all of whom were friendly including the bartender ladies. -Fourth drinks are cheap here, at least compared to California and New York. I purchased 9 drinks(bought the first round for my 6 other friends), which included cocktails and beers, and my entire bar tab was only $43...awesome!!! This bar is certainly not for snobby elitist tourists and social media influencers, but if you can handle the disgusting smoke it's a nice place to relax with cheap drinks and local Wyomans.

Great little (very long, very narrow) bar. Established in 1907, and has had same name since; the…read moreoldest continuously operated bar in Wyoming. Bartender was quick, efficient yet still had time to be friendly. Old West Ambiance, plenty of historic photos from through the years, lots of taxidermy mounts, and a beautifully carved huge, old bar. Fun night!

1907 bar and believe it or not...it was clean! No cobwebs hanging from the animals, photos or…read morelights. Friendly service. One young lady ran it all and it was busy on a Wednesday night!

Absolute 10. Exceeded all expectations. The food, the service and the local atmosphere was so…read morewonderful. I could not recommend this restaurant enough.

The Spur is an absolute gem. It's a waning piece of old west Americana that you can really get your…read moreteeth into. The menu is hearty, generous and delicious. If you want one of their monster cinnamon rolls, you better get there early. They only bake 12 a day. The atmosphere is friendly and void of foo foo pretentiousness. The wait staff is the best and they make you feel at home. If you're looking for a great breakfast with an escape back in time, just go!

The mushroom Swiss burgers were excellent along with the accompanying fries. Service was friendly…read moreand attentive. The drinks from the bar were good.

I enjoyed my quick visit through WY. There little brother to the Broncos in the NFL division?…read moreTheres cool things in the city's waiting to be discovered. I stumbled through following the mid west winter snow. I'm a Heineken and Coors drinker so I felt excepted. I was greeted with a hello and ordered shortly after. I ate a BLT with a nice portion of hard cooked bacon, Mozzarella sticks, Fries and Onion Rings. Two Coors and whiskey chasers ran me nearly fifty bucks but the experience is fairly priceless

I stopped into the Century Club while on a cross country road trip from Seattle heading east. I…read morelove playing pool and they have an excellent Diamond pool table. I had a great time meeting the owner Ryan and playing several games with him. I also met some fun local people there as well. Finding fun bars like the Century Club is one of the great things about taking long road trips. Go have a beer and play some pool at the Century Club!

Our local dive bar in Sheridan "The Beaver Creek" closed a few years ago. The Century is the…read moreclosest bar around that has that same vibe and ambiance. We stop in about once a month but it's totally worth the 30 minute drive from Sheridan. Ian the bartender always has been polite and inviting and he remembers us every time. It's a really great bar.

I can't imagine a reason not to stop at this burger restaurant if you're anywhere around. Both the…read morefries and the onion rings were an instant hit at the table. The burger was well cooked. The bacon was thick cut, and it was honestly all you could ask for a burger. This is a CASH ONLY restaurant. There is ATM in the restaurant itself, but they only do accept cash. Wheelchair accessibility: there was a slight about 1 inch gap to get up onto the concrete step and then probably another one inch threshold. The women's restroom had a very light door and plenty of room to maneuver. And there are variety of seating options although most of them are booth based or barstool height however, there are seeing options that would accommodate a wheelchair user.

Stopped in Thursday night for dinner. It was very busy but we found a table for 5 near the windows…read more We all ordered a round of drinks to start. Small glasses so the drinks are strong. Ordered the cheesesteak with fries and it came with beans a coleslaw. It was a big sandwich and really good!! Bartender could have been friendlier. Overall the food was good and drinks were strong - couldn't have asked for more.

In the middle of nowhere along highway 14/16 in Wyoming you will find the bar in Spotted Horse,…read morepopulation 2! It's own by a couple whom bought this place about 25 years ago (late 80s!). Learned about this place from word of mouth. It is in a very unique setting - in one of the farming areas of WY. There isn't much going on, but vast landscape and ranges with lots of cows, sheep and horses. I had a burger and onion rings, plus a Bud Light - superb! Also great conversation with a few locals and learn a little bit about life in WY. Closest city is Gillette (±36 miles).

This place, in the middles of NOWHERE, is AWESOME! Every dive bar should aspire to be this bar. If…read morememory serves, it is the only business in town. Messy, cluttered with a pool table. Go, drive, find it... I stopped in recently, sat at the bar for a bit, no bartender. One of the "regular" patrons got up from his barstool, got behind the bar and asked me what I'd like. Don't expect to have a selection or you'll be disappointed. Order a beer or a basic well drink and leave it at that. I love this place!

Excellent little bar. Well designed and open. Very social and welcoming atmosphere. Terrific…read morebartender when I visited. He was social and attentive to all patrons and I had a great time. Seems to be a local favorite and I can easily see why. Will definitive back when I'm visiting Sheridan again.

Bartender was really not nice.she was rude. Sheraton was awesome all the bars where greatread more

Went there on a Sunday to watch football. Good friendly crowd. Beers were cheap. Food was good…read more Wait staff was real friendly and helpful, but over worked. Only complaint was you can't get a beer until noon. If I'm in town again on a Sunday I'll definitely stop and watch football their. They have Sunday ticket so they have all the games.

From the owner: The Main St. Tavern is the friendliest bar in town. With 19 big screen TV's, a unique drink menu,…read moreand full Lunch/Dinner menu via the Blackstone Grill, it is the perfect place to stop in and have a drink after work, catch a game, or meet up with friends for a night out.

Fortunate to have been able to tag along for the Bighorn Country Classic Bike MS Wyoming ride. The…read moreride packet pickup was here at the brewery, which gave me the perfect excuse to try a beer. The indoor area is rather large with a tall ceiling and decorated with ALL their banners from beer competitions. There is a pretty good sized elevated band stage area and a couple of chalk boards detailing a food truck schedule and upcoming events. It's pretty obvious that these folks are very involved in their community. As for the beers, their menu boards had a good selection of differing ales, IPA's and lagers, but it was their barrel aged stuff I wanted. Unfortunately, their 1314, an English Strong Ale was sold out on tap. Fortunately, the server alerted me that it was available in a can. While it didn't have the rich head, it was very smooth and at 11.6% ABV, it certainly had its intended effect! There's also a nice patio area just in front with three rather large tall tables, another slightly smaller table and a couple of lounge chair. We had a couple of malamutes with us and they also had a bowl of water for them! We also went back the next day and had the Empress, a Russian Imperial Stout and the Lazy Hazee, a hazy IPA. Both were quite good. I don't think you can go wrong with any of their beers here. Thanks y'all!

Great place to chill and have a brewsky with your best friend! Great atmosphere, service and all…read moreof your favorite Black Tooth brews are there! Food is only popcorn and pretzels, so be aware.