My wife and I stopped in for a quick drink and stayed for the evening. Had to pull ourselves away…read more Dick is a wonderful host and provided great conversation. Drinks are affordable and the establishment is clean. Tucked behind an old hotel. It is worth seeking this place out. Pool, darts and a well stocked bar. Can't go wrong.

From the owner: Hi we are the Silver Saddle lounge the legacy of Dick Woods country music hall of famer. We have…read morekaraoke Thursday through Saturday with the number one sound system and largest selection of music!! 50 cent tacos 4 to 7 mon through friday

On a cold, snowy afternoon in Cheyenne my husband and I finished the top three attractions that the…read morevisitors guide suggested we see. With not much left to do before dinner we decided to do some day drinking. Dive bars are a particular favorite of ours and with just a few choices available we found the Lamp Lounge. From the beginning we knew we came to the right place. Our bartender, Delaney, was awesome and made some strong drinks! We were traveling with our small pup and we were able to bring him in and keep him on our lap. We stayed for a few hours and enjoyed several drinks while listening to the jukebox. A few travelers passing through meandered in but we mostly had the bar to ourselves. Lamp Lounge has a large area with pool tables, a stage and dance floor. They had a list with daily drink specials although drinks were very reasonably priced. If you find yourself in Cheyenne the Lamp Lounge is worthy of a visit!

I mean how could we not have fun!?Best place ever!!! Don't…read moreforget about the lamp post inn in Denver! We will be there again girls and boys!

First, I would love to say that the Bartender was 100% awesome. She mixed drinks perfectly and…read moretended to everyone's needs like a champ! The way she was treated will come up further in my review. As a U.S. Attorney, I've traveled domestically and abroad for nearly 2 decades and been to countless countries and to 4 continents. Saying that, settling into a hotel's small dive bar is usually what helps relax my nerves from the week's work. On 17 May, I stopped in to see a band that I heard about through some mutual acquaintances. I couldn't have been more disappointed with the atmosphere that evening. I spoke to a couple of gals who were there and couldn't have felt more uncomfortable with that interaction. As I moved back to sit at the bar, the ambience was so pleasant with the bartender "Peaches". She was very busy, as I had stated, but she was a cozy welcome that I had come to expect from visiting Cheyenne in the past. As I was there, the locals embraced my presence and was made to feel like one of their own. About 5-6 songs into the band's set, the gals that I spoke with earlier approached the bartender at the rear of the bar. The older lady was very rude to her. That poor girls enthusiasm drained from her face. A couple patrons and myself later determined that the rude gal was the owner and her shadow was some sort of management. For the next several songs, I noticed the atmosphere change from a first person perspective as patrons became rude, demanding and refusing to pay for their drinks, siting the owners tab would cover it. What an embarrassment for a business that had a small crowd that fed off the owners poor attitude. This is unlike anything I've expected in Cheyenne or anywhere else in the world. I'd hope that was an isolated incident. As the next 15-20 minutes passed, several patrons left as a result of the tensions in the atmosphere. Several of us that decided to leave stopped to talk to several folks out on the patio who hadn't experienced the tensions inside. Amongst those folks outside, there were a couple bikers, veterans, a group of ladies that were all laughing it up at one of the bikers hilarious jokes. I asked where another place was that I could go that was casual, welcoming and had a great bartender. Collectively it was decided that we all would go to a place just south of the Wigwam several blocks, tucked behind a couple other bars, this atmosphere was very different and a breath of fresh air. The owner happened to be there and I mentioned Peaches to her. She was very nice! The Wigwam just seemed like some band groupies who were there to hobnob with the owner. The fact that their attitudes were what changed my opinion of the Wigwam was not of anything I'd say was bad. I found a new home away from home at I**'* surrounded by a multitude of lifestyles and experiences. In closing, I'd like to thank Peaches for her hospitality! Stay sweet!

This place has changed alot since back in May when I stayed in the hotel I could tell it was under…read morenew management because this time the place was spotless different aesthetic totally different bar tender really down to earth gut the drinks are bomb a$$ prices. Thanks again I did even have to drink and drive the bars at the bottom of the hotel. Score

Emily the bartender was nice. Package store connected to bar is convenient…read more Condoms in the bathroom are a thoughtful touch. Beer was cold. Drinks are reasonably priced. One of my husband's favorite places when he's in town.

I just left Four Winds. It was around 1730. I took a picture of the bar and then asked Daniel from…read morethe liquor store to take a picture of me by the pool table. These two pictures didn't show anyone's faces (only my face) Anyway, some of the people sitting at the bar began giving me hell. I showed them the two pictures I had but they didnt care. I told them I just wanted send a couple pictures back to my friends at Walter Reed. Those people knew I was a Vet and didn't care. The bartender didn't care that I took two pictures to send back to my guys at Walter Reed. He told me to leave. Yesterday was veterans day. Who cares. People treat us like shit. I'm tired of being treated like shit. Fuck The Four Winds. Treat disabled vets like shit.

I stopped in for a few pics of this quaint locale. I ended up getting the Chicken Quesadillas, home…read moremade chips. It was quick, tasty as I was hitting the road pretty quick. Friendly staff as well.

This restaurant was a fantastic stop after a long day at the lake! Super kid friendly. The kid menu…read moreis simple but they went above and beyond with kid extras that weren't on the menu. Applesauce, watermelon, and a packet of fruit snacks too. The service was wonderful and the restaurant is very well maintained and clean. Bathrooms are also very clean. We will definitely be back!

Loved this place! Barb and her staff were wonderful to be served by. Their cocktails were great…read moreand we loved the ambiance, the energy and the overall feel of this place! Will 100% be back when we visit Cheyenne again!

Stop reading, get in your car (or walk!) and go. Best drinks in town, lighter fare, gorgeous…read morescenery and great servers. Stubborn Cinderella is their most popular drink, but all are high end and delicious. There's no other place like this in town. I promise.

Such a perfect neighborhood bar- everyone is friendly and inclusive, and it's one of my favorite…read morejukeboxes in Cheyenne.

Cool spot. Great location and kind bartender. Fun drinks and loved sitting in office chairs.read more

This is my favorite Mexican. Hands down. The homemade tortillas are fantastic. But my entire…read morefamily's favorite are the enchiladas smothered in pork chili. It's spicy, but so stinking good! Every time we're in Western Nebraska we eat here and get a bag to go! (My photo is that which we brought home) So why four stars instead of five? The atmosphere. It's in a Quonset and there is really no atmosphere at all. It's a bar. And the bathrooms are a little sketchy. If atmosphere isn't a deal breaker, you'll want to try this place.

Literally the worst "Mexican" food I've ever had in my life. The rice was the only thing good about…read morethis place

Does not adhere to any ADA rules. No Handicap parking, must climb a full flight of stairs. Then no…read moreseating available except up another flight of stairs. Now you can no longer see the stage you must watch on a TV screen. I have never seen a venue so blatantly not cater to the handicapped.

Went to see William Clark Green at the Moxi last night and the talents of all the performers, from…read moreopening to main event, were hidden and spoiled by incompetent sound management. The bass volume was two to three times higher that optimal. The result is that the base cover the vocals and most of the lead guitar solos. It was just a little "off" but the bass was wildly over boosted. If this were a dancing venue, such misguided sound management might have been forgivable. Unfortunately, this was a concert, where we wanted to understand the words and clearly hear the guitar solos. It's a really nice venue, for small concert listening. They need to hire a new sound person.