That is great! Why? Because we desperately want to sell you some.
Trouble is our Webmaster took a nasty spill from a horse. Not the horse’s fault. Dang city slicker said he knew how to ride. Come to find out only thing he can ride is the sofa. So, after the swelling goes down, he might just build us a shopping cart. Of course that is hoping he remembers how to do it.
Oh the things we have planed. You will be shocked, amazed and awed. The best part? Beyond you giving us your money? You will look cool. All the other kids will be jealous. Grown men will stop and stare, women will swoon. A ruckus will follow and people will want to know your name. Don’t worry, we wont tell. Just check our privacy policy. We have a strict cowboy code of silence. What happens in the saloon, stays in the saloon. Unless the sheriff is involved. You are pretty well on your own then. Yerp, can’t help with that one.
In the meantime, stop on by the place. Get a bite to eat, wet your whistle, tell a tale and have a good time. Then, tell the friendly staff you want some swag. We can accommodate that. If you see the webmaster there, tell him to get back to work. Tell him we need a shopping cart. Just don’t pat him on the head. (We really are trying to get that swelling down.)
Come back soon. We promise it will be worth the wait.
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Amazing food. My husband had catfish which was delicious. I had a burger with Swiss and mushrooms. Plus onion rings (fabulous). We also shared the peach cobbler which was lovely as well. Great atmosphere as well.
Have been here several times, food is always awesome, drinks are well priced and great pour! Service is good and the owners are strong community supporters! Love this place. The fish is awesome.
I had their special tonight which was a prime rib. If it wasn't for the the horseradish the steak would would have had any flavor. Complete lack of seasonings. I also had corn on the cob which is best described as corn on the cob that has been sitting in hot water for hours. Almost like eating cream of corn, complete mush. The prime rib itself was like chewing on shoe leather. I did have it cooked medium however, most of it was cooked medium well. I can say that the waitress was excellent in attending to my beverage as well as seeing that was taken care of. I guess the only saving grace is if you decide to go there to eat, visit the bar first to get inebriated enough so that you do not care how the food taste.
Went here for lunch on a Saturday with some friends. The service was very good, and they made sure we were well taken care of. The food was good, but not amazing. I would go back if I were in the area.
Danielle is a cool chick. I've been here about 10 times and I can constantly get great food and good cheap whiskey. Danielle got me to drink vodka lemonade and its great!
Slow Wednesday night. Quiet and very comfortable. Food was great to good....
Service was excellent, except when I ordered my second drink she took the drink I had that was not empty. That was a little weird but the drinks are inexpensive so wasn't a bug deal. All in all, we will be back!
Finally made it to Bandits, we hit them at an odd afternoon time and got awesome service anyway. My guests were happy and we all left ready to return. The bar looks fun.
Wonderful decor/environment experience inviting! The waiter was Federico I believe was his name" he was friendly along with great humor:). The food was so good and tasty I have been wanting to eat sauteed onions with liver for quite some time and there it was on the menu and it was fabulous! with broccoli that was just made with perfection!. Im definitely going to have my church group Wednesday night Warriors come and eat there!. So I have great news to share with them that we have a really good restaurant that we can all go to and there is plenty of room!:) For us! and.
AKA the head bottle washers, janitors and bar keeps.
In true western saloon fashion.... Jimmy and Katie.
A Western saloon is a kind of bar particular to the Old West. Saloons served customers such as fur trappers, cowboys, soldiers, lumberjacks, businessmen, lawmen, miners and gamblers. A saloon might also be known as a "watering trough, bughouse, shebang, cantina, grogshop, and gin mill". The first saloon was established at Brown's Hole, Wyoming, in 1822, to serve fur trappers.