Don't let the reviews from one million years ago fool you this is a great bar the ambiance was…read moresomething out of this world

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.

Staff here is amazing. However, I would never stay here again. My room had a horrendous smell…read morecoming from the shower the first night. I asked them to fix it. They tried giving me another room and even offered to have me smell other rooms for a suitable one, which was nice. I looked at another one and went in and the bathroom smelled like body odor super bad. I decided to stick with my room because body odor smells way worse to me than the smell in my room. They ended up selling out so I couldn't change rooms but they sent the maintenance guy to come fix it. It worked for about 12 hours. He pulled hair and gunk out of the shower drain and sink drain and I was just happy to see someone try. I got back from work Tuesday and the same body odor smell was filling my bathroom. I wanted to hurl. And I don't have a great nose, the smell is just so unbearable. I ended up cleaning my own shower last night so that I could take a shower this morning. I went to work today and came back and the same smell from the first night that the maintenance guy fixed. I mean I think it's the worst smell I've witnessed in a hotel, and body odor is the grossest. Both equally unbearable. I'm here until Friday so I'm just going to deal with it since my job paid for it, but I will be advising that our leadership avoid booking our workers here because this isn't a fixable problem. It's clearly the drains or the air system pushing these smells through. I really wanted this work trip to be a good experience but the room situation just killed it for me. I didn't call today about the smell coming back since I'm pretty sure they already did everything they could do, and even if I was moved to another room, I would never stay here again because two rooms I looked at smelled so horrible and it seems like the showers are not being cleaned and there's either a drain problem or a air circulation problem. I shouldn't have to worry about it, but it is what it is. If it was my money being spent, I would ask for my money back and go somewhere else, but I'm not able to do that since it's for my job. Two stars since the front desk staff are all excellent and so was the maintenance guy.

Newly built, idealy located my stay at The Residence Inn Casper was made complete…read more Welcoming and helpful staff who provided me with welcome tips about what to see in the town, room service was excellent and helpful when asked for extra stuff or out of routine cadence. Indoor swimming pool and very hot spa was a great welcome when outside temperatures were high 20s, low 30s. This hotel has everything you would need to have a great stay. New appliances, Kuerig, large Fridge/freezer and a host of kitchen items. Fast, very hot water, clean kitchen and bathroom, huge assortment & well stocked Breakfast Buffett. Tip, ask for a room that faces Casper Mountain.

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 :)

I wonder why everyone don't get free drinks while their gambling i come in and spend several…read morehundred at a time and I have to pay 7 dollars every other drink. But Danniel Bennett comes in 3 or 4 times a day with maybe a dollar or a hand full of tickets he taken off the machines. Plays twenty cent machines and drinks 5 or 6 beers free. I seen him not even playing machines and he drinks 5 or 6 beers leaves and comes back in and drinks 5 or six more..playing customers should be able to drink free. I have never seen Daniel Bennett shows his ID when he walks in as everyone else does. Friend of employee or not. If he don't have more then twenty cents to play he's a viagrant and should not be able to sit a pound beers while playing customers are having to buy their drinks..​Or come in calling women whore's and body slamming them. And being allowed to sit and drink beers free afterwards.. Employees seem to not care how Daniel treats other customers. I have heard several lwomen call him names complaining about his abusive language to them. I enjoy the 307 on Center and I spend alot of money in there.But one bad apple can make you lose customers.. Oscar is a great asset to the place. Friendly does his job well don't have to go looking for him. Hes way pleasant and makes the atmosphere pleasant

The Derby Clubs in general are horrible places to gamble. They consistently fail their gaming…read morecommission checks for being too tight. Better odds to win any other place.

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!

Came in on a Tuesday evening and there were very few tables occupied. Server was super friendly…read morebut did make a mistake on my order - was served a burrito instead of a gyro. They gyro meat is apparently made in-house and is beef based, so I was intrigued. The flavor was very good, but there was too little of it. 3 slices seems a little lean, making it more of a Greek salad with some meat in a pita. Probably should have not gotten a side salad instead of fries. Lots of roughage.

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

Came in for a beer Twu and the trolls got me kicked out btw frostys is stealing my drink combos …read more You better not sell cobras mist Boi.

Our first time at the Works! It was TERRIFIC!…read moreWyatt, our server, was fantastic. The manager, Meghan , stopped by and was very welcoming! The food arrived hot and delicious. We will definitely be back.

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.

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

Our furnace went out, so we needed a place to stay for the night. My friends son's birthday party…read morewas at their pool a week or so prior, so I thought we should give them a try. The pool was a big hit with our daughter who is 4. Prior to going to the pool we wanted dinner. This was 6pm on a Tuesday. The restaurant was closed. We were told that children could go in the bar prior to 9 p.m. We went into the bar and there was not an empty seat, and really while it looked nice enough, it was not the place to take a 4 year old. We went back to our room, and were able to order room service, but it was unimpressive to say the least, and I'm certain we paid room service prices versus self service prices. As we sat by the pool while our daughter was swimming I saw pizza delivery persons from just about every place we have here in Casper. I wished I would have thought of that....