I can't believe burgers are not cooked all the way If you…read moreare going to brag about the size it should be cooked

This was a fun little experience for us... We love dive bars, so we were looking for a dive bar…read morewith good food. This hit the mark. The three-quarter pound burgers were giant and truly delicious as were their onion rings... Crispy and greasy - just the way I like them. Nice selection of local WY beers. We tried two of them. The place is dimly lit and not much to write home about, but that's what we expect from a dive: we loved it! If you are pretentious &/or woke, go away: this is NOT YOUR place. This is a down-home, locals hangout with the coolest local patrons and an hysterical bartender (she was awesome). In fact the day that we came, she was talking about a TikTok warning that the US was going to be bombed by Iran and the locals sitting at the bar were giving her a hella hard time about it - we sort of joined the comedy show as "table number six" (which is how the bartender referred to us throughout our visit) as we laughed along with them, giving this good natured bartender a hard time about the TikTok news; bantering back and forth about how much time we have left before Lusk was bombed . We left in a really good mood and we can't wait to go back - presuming the building is still standing (after we left to get out of Dodge before the 5 1/2 hour timeline before the bomb dropped. LMAO)! Definitely gonna be one of our stops every time we're in Lusk! 5-star dive bar experience!

What a great place! We stopped in for dinner on the way home from a road trip, so happy we did…read more The staff was awesome! We were on the tail end of a dinner rush and they handled it great. They were friendly and courteous and checked on us frequently. I ordered the wedge salad and pretzel bites with beer cheese. The salad was great. It was fresh and the perfect size. The bleu cheese dressing was creamy and so delicious. The pretzel bits were as expected, and the cheese had good flavor, but was warm not hot. It was a little chunky, but I still ate it all. LOL! The in-laws ordered the nachos. They are not your traditional nachos. You get a choice of meat, brisket or pulled pork. They chose brisket. And you get to choose between fries or pork rinds and they chose pork rinds. They liked them. I didn't try them. They also liked the duck wontons. Hubby had the pulled pork sandwich and fries. It was pretty good. I loved the fries. I think they were hand cut, but I could be wrong. We had a great dinner!

I went to Windy Peaks Brewery as they were on my list for quite some time. They open in the evening…read moreso plan your meals and any beer sampling accordingly for that. The atmosphere inside is pretty cool. I just wanted to try one of their beers and then resume onwards to the north so I didn't get anything to eat here. I got some of their Prohibition Blonde Ale which was good. Flavor features with this was an essence of peach, sweetness, juicy and fruity. The beer was light bodied, exactly what I was desiring and enjoyed. I was eager to take a canned beer home with me but alas their machinery that did this particular task was broken so hopefully that gets resolved for those who want to take beer home with them.

Not a good experience here, we came in after work, ordered a round of beer, they took a long time…read moreto come out and literally 10 seconds after the waiter came and asked us to close out because he wanted to get paid as a shift change was coming. Second waitress was uninterested and not good, we asked for a whiskey list, ordered a round and was told they were out of that, ordered another brand, came back same answer, ordered a 3rd one, she cam back with the same answer..... i was like, how about one of what you have....... Not going back here, not worth my money.

This is a bar and restaurant inside an offtrack betting venue. The food was good. We were there on…read morea Monday evening, so it was quiet there. Glad we tried it, I'll be back on another visit to Casper. Oh, nowhere on the building does the name Keg and Cork appear. Trust me, the restaurant is inside!

Cool space, good deal on drinks. Appears to be a great venue for a concert. Good lineup of folks…read moreand plan on coming back!

First time at this place ever. This place is really awesome. The food is good they give you great…read moreamount of portions. The service was good. They were on point and the ambience is a very good ambience. You can still talk live bands or what love bands are And you can hear it throughout the place. They have an outdoor area also for volleyball and cornhole some good country dancing also on the weekends. I highly recommend this place.

If you're in Casper and you like sours, Gruner Brothers Brewing is a must…read more Garden Kriek is my go-to there. It's got that real tart cherry bite like a sour should, but it's still smooth and easy to drink. Not syrupy sweet, not "punch-you-in-the-mouth" sour... just right. I could sit there and drink those all night, which is probably why it's a good thing I don't live next door. The crew there makes it even better. Margo, the bartender, is awesome--friendly, quick, and actually knows what she's pouring. Kat, the manager, keeps everything running smooth without it feeling all uptight. And shoutout to Ben and Darrin, the owners, because they built a place that feels welcoming and local, not like some fancy "look but don't touch" brewery. If you like sours, go grab a Garden Kriek. You'll thank me later.

Stayed as a Harvest Host RV guest, our 2nd time within 2 weeks as we stayed on our way to the…read moreSpring NASCAR Race in Kansas City and on the way back, the staff were great and met the owner Ben Gruner on the stop on the way back. Had 3 meat pizza and cheese curds, the curds were a tad greasy but the pizza made up for it :) Told Ben the Fluffy Cow is one of the best IPA's I've had and suggested power for the RV spots would be nice, he said they are working on BIG things to come. A little noisy as it is an open area but very nicely decorated we will be back.

Frontier Brewing and Taproom is right in the middle of downtown Casper and that makes the location…read morepretty cool. As I have said before I am quite impressed with how many breweries... good ones that have opened up in this city. A number of years ago there wasn't anything all that terribly exciting as far as breweries go here but that has really turned itself around. For this brewery I had their cerveza beer and it was pretty good. Crisp, clean and a nice little kick to it made a very pleasant version of this beer type here. They don't have beer in the cans or crowlers or at least not from what the staff member told me but I didn't see any of that anyway. A good visit with fine beer and worthy of making a return to.

Wings 4.5 stars. Really good. Beer 5 stars. Even better than the wings. Stingo and Speed Goat…read morestand out in their category.

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!

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.

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.

The portions are generous, and the service is great…read more The only downside is that smoking is allowed, so the smell can be quite strong.

This is a stop you must make when in Lusk. This place has a second name and it holds true for the…read moreowner, Scrappy is real. He kept the name so he didn't have to reapply for a bar license but added his name for the food. It's really Scrappy's. The beer is cheap, the food (try the pizza or burgers) was great and the conversation truly enjoyable. Being from a non smoking state, smoking patrons, reminded me why our state banned indoor smoking.