Moonlight Liquors: Where the Drinks Are Cheap, and the Chaos Is Free…read more If you're looking for a dive bar with all the charm of a back-alley brawl and the customer service of an overworked prison warden, look no further than Moonlight Liquors. Tucked away in a dimly lit corner of town, this place offers an experience that's less "laid-back watering hole" and more "lawless frontier saloon." The night started off simple enough--cheap drinks, a questionable jukebox selection, and a clientele that looked like they'd been living off whiskey and spite for the better part of a decade. But it didn't take long before things took a turn. Enter two local scholars, fueled by whatever toxic mix was sloshing in their cups, who decided they had a bone to pick with us. What started as typical drunk posturing escalated quickly into outright hostility, featuring the kind of language that makes you question both their intelligence and their ability to exist in polite society. And here's where the true magic of Moonlight Liquors really shines--rather than stepping in to de-escalate the situation, the bartenders, who were clearly best pals with the local goons, decided we were the problem. Never mind that we were simply trying to enjoy our drinks in peace. Never mind that we were the ones being harassed. Nope, the moment their friends started throwing out threats, the staff flipped the script and turned their misplaced rage toward us. What followed was a masterclass in unhinged customer service. The bartenders, possibly channeling their inner banshees, unleashed a verbal assault that could peel paint off the walls. Screaming, pointing, full-blown psychotic breakdown mode--all aimed at us for the apparent crime of existing. Then, as if we hadn't already gotten the message that we weren't welcome in their little fever dream of a bar, we were unceremoniously kicked out into the night, while their pet troublemakers undoubtedly celebrated their victory with another round of whatever rotgut they were sipping. So, if you enjoy bars where the staff hates you, the regulars are looking for a fight, and the entire establishment feels like a failed social experiment--Moonlight Liquors is your spot. Otherwise, save yourself the headache and drink literally anywhere else. Rating: 0/5 stars - Would rather drink tap water in a gas station bathroom.

Terrible place! They will put drinks on your tab even when you don't ask they charged me double the…read moredrinks I had! Horseshit. An old lady with black brown hair told me I had too many to drink and that I didn't know what I was talking about! Don't ever go to this bar they don't respect their customers! Ladies are hags and may attack your kids.

Finally made it here on the advice of a friend. They said it was better than Firerock steakhouse…read moreand I'd have to agree. The service was top knotch, as soon as a plate was clean, someone was there to pick it up. I don't know where they came from but they were on it!! The food was fantastic. We got a sampler with bacon knots, beef maki and mushrooms. The bacon knots were ridiculously good as was the maki. The wife says the mushrooms were amazing, I'll take her word for it, lol. The steak, brisket and chicken alfredo were very good, not bacon knot good, but delicious none the less. No complaints on the main course at all. We tried the blulee cheesecake for dessert and it was one of the better pieces of cheesecake I'd had in a while. Overall thoughts. Excellent food, with service that sets it apart from restaurants. Definitely recommend

We were at our ranch outside of town and found the Silver Fox. What a treat! We do not consume…read moremeat, so the other options on the menu worked with for my spouse and me. We will be back in another month and plan on dropping in. Try for yourself.

Stopped in finally for a simple, classic martini which Patrick prepared very nicely. Quiet…read more Personable staff. Safe. Next door a decent liquor store. A pleasant experience.

Vintage once again has amazing Mudslides!! Rich and smooth…read more So happy that they are back!! The service is always great, and the cashier is always pleasant :)

Food is AWESOME, Service is Good & the Ambiance was Great but Alcohol is WICKED, overall this…read moreplace was a good spot

Stopped in here for lunch while out chasing storms. It's slightly outside of the main downtown area…read morebut completely walkable if you're parked downtown. There's also plenty of parking in the area. Easy to get to. I sat at the bar; the bartender was very friendly and somewhat chatty. It wasn't particularly busy for the lunch crowd on a Saturday afternoon, but there was a good selection of people at the bar and in various booths and at tables. The vibe of the space is really good. I started off with a bowl of their soup, which was a Philly Cheesesteak Soup and it was excellent. Excellent! I need to figure out how to make it when I'm not out and about. Great beer selection. It's written on a chalk board near the bar, be sure to check out the latest. I had the Saddle Bronc by nearby Black Tooth Brewing. For lunch I had their Chicken BLT salad. Everything was fresh and the portion size was really good. Nice mix of chicken with the sidearms; highly recommended. Food was brought to the bar quickly. Overall a very good experience and I look forward to stopping in again the next time I'm in town!

Arrived at the airport for my flight two hours before and discovered this little jewel of a…read morerestaurant. Reminiscent of the friendliness from the 1980s TV series Wings. The service rendered by Amanda was refreshing. Being an airport restaurant food prices were very reasonable, the kitchen staff was responsive with an error in my order yet delivered correctly a few moments later. Food quality was solid and portions were reasonable. As a traveling member of the public I would say all experiences combined, this restaurant will surely get my repeat business every time.

love this place and the workers! everyone is so nice and helpful! the food tasted great and came…read moreout so fast!

Based on Yelp Reviews and the recommendation of a local gas station clerk, my wife and I stopped in…read morefor lunch while in town from Denver for our daughter's college basketball playoffs. Even better than advertised! Burgers were fantastic and we quickly learned from the staff (Morgan) that they have award winning Bloody Mary's. Morgan was spot on and couldn't have been a better host! Wow! We tried the burgers and the B.Mary's and enjoyed every bit! If we're ever in Casper, WY again, you'll find us at Frosty's!

Really good food! The service was great and speedy. It's a neighborhood bar and was clean. I would…read moreeat there again.

Had ribeye last night. Ordered medium rare. It was delivered in reasonable time I would have…read moreexpected. Medium rare as expected. We ate outside. Too much of a bar atmosphere. Oh forgot to mention. The actual restaurant was not open. It was Remington kitchen delivering to the associated restaurant. Side note. United airlines pilot ate salad same evening and got food poisoning R

My family and additional family members (sometimes as many as 10 people) love to meet each Friday…read morenight for talk, smiles, and to share ideas on how the week went. We have visited the Remington Restaurant, at the Ramkota, on a somewhat regular basis for about 9 months. The Friday special meal is all-you-can-eat prime rib. I personally have had the prime rib and other menu items along with a nice glass of wine many times and have found, that in our most recent visits, we found the food preparation under par. Along with the prime rib being tough to eat, not cooked to each person's desire, and the service is slow, (we have used the same waitress for the entire time), we have anonymously agreed after this week, to start using a different restaurant. It's sad to me that the food and the service could be so lacking since the dining room is very nice, quiet and has a nice dinner mood. But with our total expenditure of, at times, 300-400 dollars, we feel we deserve better. :-)

Hailee was great. She would ask if we needed another beer before we we finished. She knew when she…read morewas needed and when she was not

Would not recommend- food was expensive, but it was also not good. Slow service, not super…read morefriendly. Skip it.

Wow! Wyoming Ale Works was recommended by our hotel. We decided to give it a try since it was so…read moreclose. From the moment we stepped inside the doors the service was amazing. We were greeted and seated immediately. Our waitress was exceptionally at explaining the menu and making recommendations. The food was amazing. The presentation was excellent and serving size was large. Definitely got our money worth. My husband is already planning his next visit. Would highly recommend.

It's taking me a while to finally review for Wyoming Ale works. Mainly because I had such varied…read moreexperiences the first couple years that I went there. They've also changed their menu quite a few times since inception. First off it's a beautiful restaurant with a nice large parking lot and you'll be seated by a hostess on either the dining room side or the large bar/dining area on the other half of the restaurant. There's many large comfortable booths to sit in unless you want a table which there's plenty of too. Also high top tables for 4/6/8 available on the bar side or you can just sit at the very large bar that's three sided with 60 seats. The bar side is full of TVs. And generally has music videos as well as sports on. After getting seated by your hostess, expect you will get a great experience from your server as they take pride in training their staff very well here and I've never had a bad experience with a server in probably 20/25 visits here. The menu is a little all over the place now there are some interesting and tasty appetizers. The cheese logs and the fried green tomatoes seem to be most people's favorite appetizers. The chicken wings are pretty good though there are limited flavors available. They do an amazing happy hour menu with great appetizer deals as well as good drink deals if you have the opportunity to stop in during this time of day. I think where they shine is with their burgers. I've had some very delicious burgers there. I've also had good Italian type food with their rigatoni , manicotti and their Stromboli's. Their pizza used to be really excellent. And now it's a little hit and miss depending on which type you get. They have their own woodfired pizza Grill, which has the potential to make amazing crust. However, they tend to get ratios of cheese and meats a little off sometimes. The bison chili and the duck gumbo are both pretty good. It's not traditional Cajun gumbo but it's still a pretty delicious soup. I've had a few bad soups here, including the beer cheese and some of the other cheese soups, which were not completely cooked down and were gritty with flour base still noticeable. The fried fish is also a stand out dish that they do. And a lot of people really like their steaks and steak salad. Overall, this is a great place to bring your family or a large group of friends or even a elegant birthday party. You know you'll get taken really good care of and other than it's more on the expensive side you know exactly what you're gonna get every time highly recommended and if you're getting a cocktail, I recommend the huckleberry Mojito. Recommended.