AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!!…read more My 70-year-old father was camping alone with his dog in Wyoming for 10 days and on his way home stopped here to relax before his 2-day drive home. He ordered a Long Island Iced Tea. The server gave him attitude about the order because "she didn't know how to make it". He had the one drink and went to his vehicle where he checks on his dog, arranges his things, and hoists himself into the 4x4 Suburban, which is difficult for him to do. My father is 6'4", has a replacement hip, and walks a bit differently than most people, so it takes a minute. Here is where it gets wild. The server at the Big Horn Bar, Amber, calls the local sheriff department and reports a man stumbling around drunk and walking funny! After serving him one small drink! The sheriff deputy catches up to my father miles down the highway, pulls him out of the Suburban, and proceeds to arrest him for DUI because he walks funny and stands with a "wide stance." Of course no breathalyzer was "available." The deputy took him to jail, took his dog, refused to give him is medicine for a day, impounded his suburban and trailer with motorcycles, knowing a judge was out of town and would not even be able to set a bail for 2 DAYS!!! Blood test came back.... No DUI, BAC .03, Case Dismissed 2 DAYS IN A WYOMING JAIL for stopping in at THE BIG HORN BAR. $700 in legal fees, fines, court costs, etc...EXPENSIVE DRINK.

Great bar in a great little town. The bartender, Missy, was incredibly welcoming and kind. The…read moreperfect place to get some drinks, play some pool, or watch a game on the TV.

Absolutely loved this place!!…read more Food 5/5 Decor 5/5 Gift shop 5/5 Ambiance 5/5 Will stop again if passing through-- love this gem!

Smoked Salmon Salad was fantastic. Medley of fruits, great dressing, portioned perfectly, and…read moreplenty of smoked salmon for every bite. Highly recommended!! When driving through the area, this is the spot to!

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.

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

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.

This place has been closed for months. Probably because they had bad food and service.read more

Great food and service!! The bartender was super friendly. Prices are very reasonable and the…read moreatmosphere is very quaint! I will go there again.

The Shell Bar is, in a word, Wyoming's "Cheers." if you remember that award-winning TV series or…read moreyou've caught it in re-runs, you know its appeal is much more than the setting; it was the characters who made the show a smash hit. In my opinion, the same applies to the Shell Bar. Now don't get me wrong, the setting in tiny rustic Shell Wyoming is awesomely scenic and refreshingly serene. And the completely rebuilt bar, designed as an homage to the structure that historically occupied the same footprint, is nothing short of spectacular. But just like "Cheers," it's the people who make the Shell Bar the kind of place "where everybody knows your name and they're always glad you came." The newly redesigned, completely rebuilt and recently (July 2024?) reopened Shell Bar was just getting going for limited hours a few nights a week when we visited in August, but it was bustling with locals and out-of-town visitors alike. The atmosphere is relaxed, welcoming, fun and inclusive; nobody is allowed to be a stranger for long! While Wyoming is famous for its cowboys/cowgirls (or is it "cowpersons?"), and there's no shortage of authentic Wyomingites at the Shell Bar, you'll find them friendly, easy-going and more than happy to tell you interesting stories of life in their rugged, landlocked state. Even if you're not a card-carrying member of a certain political party that dominates the state (guilty as charged), you'll be welcomed respectfully and as a friend. The Shell Bar does have a full kitchen and I believe the owners have plans to eventually offer food made on the premises, but for now they seem to be happy hosting a variety of rotating local food vendors who feature their delicious fare each night the Shell Bar is open. As for libations, this place has it all. From several beers on tap and an even more options in bottles/cans, to wine, cocktails, soft drinks and more, Shell Bar has what you want. Their liquor selection (including an impressive range of Scotch whiskeys), is top shelf and their prices are quite reasonable, particularly compared to what we are all paying in more urban drinking establishments. The bottom line is that if you find yourself anywhere near the feet of the gorgeous Big Horn mountains, stop by the Shell Bar for a memorable visit to a true local gem. "You wanna go where people know, people are all the same. You wanna go where everybody knows your name."

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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.

One of the bartenders who is on the younger side was taking shots with customers and while serving,…read moreis unprofessional. How do we know we are being charged correctly if she is liquored up?

I took two stars off for two reasons one they use big fans for cooling. Other is reason if you park…read moredirectly out front the neighborhood jerks will pour beer etc.. over your vehicle. However than that it's spacious. The bartender's are very attentive. This is usually the most active scene for music, etc.. in worland.

We camped for a night in Ten Sleep, Wyoming, and stopped by The Daily Bread Cafe before heading to…read moreMount Rushmore. The cafe has a few picnic tables outside and plenty of seating inside. The service was excellent, with a friendly and helpful server. Since I'm not a big breakfast person, I opted for sunny-side-up eggs and sausages. The food was delicious. The atmosphere is rustic and cozy.

Found this cafe along the scenic path we rode from Greybull WY to South Dakota. Nice local…read morereligious themed restaurant that had a nice selection of breakfast offerings. Sienna was our server and was wonderful. She was very friendly and attentive. We got our order quickly and our coffee cups were always full. We both had a basic breakfast (eggs, meat, bread, potato). All were very good. I recommend this restaurant if in the area.