222 West Main Street
Newcastle, WY 82701
Weston County
Phone: (307) 746-2626
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by Royce Coven on The atmosphere is amazing! Everything else is only okay. One out of two drinks we ordered was good. The other tasted off and was not at all drinkable. The service was mediocre and mostly lacking. The food was overly salty. I would only go back to this place for the amazing atmosphere and if I had a coupon.
by Tina P. on I've only been here once on vacation on a Tuesday night and it was the PERFECT place to catch a drink with a great view of the city. The staff was incredible and very attentive. Drinks were tasty. The atmosphere is very old money feeling with comfy booths and thick window drapery which was a nice change of pace from all the ultra modern lounges that seem to be popular today. I only regret not coming here on a Wednesday or Sunday. Maybe next time!
by Terrance Younes on bOb . . . wow, I kind of can't believe I'm reviewing this place, but after visiting this establishment last night, I figured I needed to show some respect and offer up an apology for all the unkind words I have said about it. Before last night, I used to be a bOb hater. I'd met my coworkers here for drinks once or twice, and the first thing that came into my mind each time I went was, "Ick! What is this place? It's so crowded! Everyone feels sticky! I keep getting pushed around! Can't even get to the bar! AND I had to pay a $5 cover! Ick!" And that part was true -- I'd get there about midnight on a Friday or Saturday and the place was so packed I couldn't even really dance or enjoy myself. But last night we had a final farewell night for a dear friend, and because this friend is one of the most quality people I know, I decided to check my snobbery at the door and hang out so we could spend one last night in NYC with her. I arrived about 12:30, and of course, the place was packed, and no, I didn't even think about getting a drink for quite some time. I tried to avoid various people that shoved me out of the way and just bopped my head to the music. Around 1:30 or 1:45, though, something started to shift. Some of the people who had pushed me earlier started clearing out, we found a nice spot to the right of the bar that had cooling AC, and the lines relented enough for my friend to go get us drinks. So by 2am I had a little space to dance, I had a nice Jack on ice to sip on, and whoa, the DJ starts busting out with some old school tunes from my junior high & high school days! Tribe Called Quest, LL Cool J, The Boys (ummm I used to listen to "Aisha" on cassette tape!), Bel Biv Devoe (who can resist singing along to "Poison"?), Tupac, Snoop Dogg and more . . . he just kept mixing things up and keeping it going, and everyone in the whole place was enthusiastic about the music selection and couldn't stop dancing and singing along. The DJ went on and played some Michael Jackson (i.e. the old good stuff from the early 80s), a little bit of dub, and then suddenly, Talking Heads are blasting! Loved all of it, and from what I could tell, everyone else in the place did too. I left about 3:30, and by that time it had gotten to feeling like a nice, chill little house party where the music could have just kept playing and people would have kept dancing and singing along & just feeling generally ok with life. So I am happy to admit that I misjudged this place, and that I now understand why it has persisted so long in the LES bar scene, and why my coworkers like to go there. Next time I go, I'll show up after 2am and I'll look forward to enjoying the very excellent DJ.
