Chisholm's Saloon

Awesome place, small but feels like ole Bars from the Ole days3when bars were amazing and the music kept Ppl on the dance floor.

If you dont believe in the covid virus, enjoy paying high prices for watered down drinks, hostile locals then this is your place! No mask required and if you do have one on they playfully shame you! I dont believe stepping back in time and walking into an authentic saloon would have been as horrible as this dump was.

We went on a Tuesday and it appeared to be out of business. The hotel that the Chisholm Saloon is in is the closest thing you can get to the Cecil Hotel without going to LA.

Pretty neat place. Friendly Bartenders and reasonably priced drinks.

Two stars is a gift because of what this bar was, but is no more. This used to be THE happening spot when the horse people were in town. Now, even the regulars seemed to have departed. The Friday night bands are too loud and most people wait for the DJ before getting on the dance floor; certainly not worth the $10 cover. Saturdays are hit and miss, but mostly miss. Again, even the loyal regulars are scare and the leak in the roof near the pool tables gets in the way when it rains. It’s a cozy place to actually dance as the floor is nice and song variation is great; kudos to the DJ. The door guy is always pleasant, but the bar staff is less than appreciative of the few customers that come in. The over-all feel is that this place will be gone in a year when someone buys the property. Such a shame.The DJ gets four stars for his song selection and keeping people on the dance floor.