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.

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.

Food used to be good and hot, but I feel the kitchen staff has really gone downhill. Some of the…read moreservers are fantastic! The new update to the building has been nice.

The food is always mediocre. But that is not my complaint. I was charged for three PPV boxing…read moreadmissions that I didn't watch. Moreover, Canelo vs. Crawford was free on Netflix. BWW employees did not know the public was privy of something widely known, and all boxing fans were aware of the Netflix deal. In addition to all that Dana White who is the promoter of MMA promoted the boxing match. Therefore, additional hidden fees did not justify. According to BWW employees, Corporate pushed it and waited to the last minute to bamboozle THEIR customers. To that I say: you lost 3 customers for life. The ambiance is mediocre as well... Check your receipts folks, because corporate BWW has no problem cheating customers for more than they deserve. Do not wait until you are home to fully look at your receipts. I have the receipt to prove it. Ask me and I will show you!

Food was great, Philly Cheese steak was spot on. Bartender had great recommendations for the food…read morechoice. If you like horse betting, you can get your Australian backwards horse racing fix here. Employees looked like they actually enjoyed being there.

The food and service were amazing. Will definitely come back when in town. Got the special ham and…read morecheese omelette and it was yummy.

Both times we have visited to eat at this place, we choose to sit out on the patio. It can be…read morepretty, with all the flowers in early summer. Both times we had Joey as our server and he was such a great person! Very personable, attentive, and nice. Our food was hot, as ordered, and we just really enjoy being able to sit outside on a covered patio! Can't say what the inside is like. Looks like a full bar, a pool room, usual seating such as booths and tables. Usually a family type of crowd. TVs inside and outside, some showing sports, some showing games shows. Not too bad of a space. And, if you're travelling, it is a nice restaurant to have next to a hotel.

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

We come to Casper often for shopping and Old Chicago has become our favorite place to bring our…read morefamily. The servers are incredible. They go out of their way to make the kids' extra happy, they are very polite and it seems to be all of them. Our food is always good and service is prompt. This is not a one time thing. It's been the past five times we have eaten here. Keep up the great work OC!

I don't think I've been to an Old Chicago that left me dissatisfied. They're all consistently…read moregood -- the pizza is fantastic. Comes out hot, super doughy, great portion sizes, fair prices -- what's not to like? You'd think someone like me living in California would want a steak when visiting Casper. I'd actually rather go for a pizza and great beer -- which is definitely on tap at Old Chicago. The only real question you need to decide here is: Ale Crust or OC Thick! I've had both and they're both excellent. Big decisions! I love the informal booth settings around the bar -- first come first serve -- great options! Perfect for someone like myself who travels solo for business. This is my go-to stop when visiting Casper. You cannot go wrong with the massive menu. Enjoy!

Absolutely loved it! We were visiting Casper and yelped places to eat... so glad we did. Cute…read moreatmosphere, friendly staff and delicious food!! We have zero complaints and will definitely be back again.

What a fantastic place!!! I popped into Branding Iron around…read more4:30 on a Tuesday and there were lots of folks. I thought I was in between the lunch and dinner crowd and was surprised to see lots of people. This is a sign of a great place to The server and bartender were both really nice which adds to the home feeling you get from the truly "Wyoming" vibe. I went with the tortellini not only for the filling but the awesome creamy pesto sauce. And the cowboy bites are clever and tasty. The sauce that came with them was outstanding. Overall this is a must visits place in Casper Wyoming.

I sat at the bar, the bartender Bailey was professional and quick, the food was amazing overall…read more10/10 I would definitely come back to this place!!

The level of unprofessionalism here was honestly shocking…read more Our waiter disappeared for over 30 minutes without checking on us even once. After repeatedly asking multiple servers just to get simple drink refills, the situation got so ridiculous that a manager finally showed up. Instead of apologizing or even pretending to care, the manager (Juanita) walked up to our table and bluntly said, "What do y'all want?" in an irritated, bothered tone -- as if we were the inconvenience. All we had asked for were refills. That's it. To make it even more uncomfortable, Juanita was visibly frustrated and snapping at employees in front of guests immediately afterward. Watching staff get scolded while customers sit there wondering why basic service is such a struggle really kills the dining experience. If you're looking for a relaxed meal, attentive service, or even basic courtesy, this is not the place. Expect long waits, ignored tables, and an attitude that makes you regret walking in. Save yourself the time, money, and awkwardness -- there are plenty of restaurants that don't serve steak with a side of hostility. They'll probably respond trying to "address" this, but don't be fooled -- this wasn't a one-off, it was a full experience.

First time visit to the derby club in the old keg n cork we arrived at 11am our food to table took…read moreover an hour . The food was ok but nothing stood out . We decided to try this Derby club after having some amazing food in Douglas location the menus are diffrent so we're disappointed and the quality of food and service are completely different then the Derby club on Douglas .

I love when you can just sit at the bar. You never know who you're going to sit next to and there's…read morenever a wait to get a menu. My husband and I took a gander at the menu before getting there, but we wanted to double check to make sure we knew what we wanted. There are SO MANY choices! All sound amazing! I ALWAYS have to order fried okra to see if they get it right and Sanford's definitely does. The Momma Odie's chicken melt was such a spot hitter. The Parmesan garlic crust on the sourdough bread with the melted spinach dip, bacon, and chicken was the perfect balance of flavors. My husband LOVED his pants on fire burger. He said it was the perfect combination of buffalo ranch and melted bleu cheese crumbles with his burger patty. It was the first time he actually used a knife and fork to eat his burger. He got plain fries and those with the pickle were a nice finish. We ended our meal with huckleberry ice cream. It was just what was needed to complete the meal. We can't wait to come back again. Next time, I'm trying that andouille penne. Sidenote: Don't be rude...if you have a big party, like 10+, call and let them know. They ask for 20 minutes in advance. A party of 22 came in as we were about to leave and they didn't have a reservation. Don't be those people. Call first.

We come through town several times a year visiting family. This used to be our favorite spot to…read morestop because the food was good and they had a back patio where we could sit with our dog. Today is was 80 and we were excited to stop for a meal and relax in the patio area. My husband went in to get the table. I was walking in with the dog on a leash and Marisa stopped us and said they are no longer pet friendly and only service dogs can sit in the patio area. My husband showed her a picture of us sitting there previously and she said, "I won't even entertain it." We were waiting for our son to come out from the restroom and the server came out. we told her we weren't staying due to the dog not being allowed and she told my husband we could bring the dog to the patio. It was very confusing and at that point we didn't feel welcome by management so we chose to leave without eating.

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.