The Bull & Bear Lounge

Amazing place to play the skill games!

Mollie is a great Bartender, very courteous, friendly, and great customer service she is on the ball! I felt like I’ve Found a new place to go because she was so friendly and recommended different drinks that I could try! Overall, everything was great!

Bartender was awesome.. I asked him to make my wife a "Girlie"drink. He made her a fuzzy navel and put a cherry and piece of pineapple on a sword. And then proceeded to buy us a round. Great time time hanging out with old friends

Enjoyed the atmosphere fine and our drinks were good, albeit somewhat expensive. Our server was awful, we were ignored most of the time while she talked to some guys at the bar. She missed out on an additional 3 rounds of drinks for our table of 6. *Edit* Reducing review from 2 star to 1 star. Found myself here for another drink, terrible service again. Plenty of other places to spend my money.

Really disappointed in the recent visit to bull and Bear where my sister had an unfortunate encounter with a very rude, very racist bartender who not only didn't want to take her drink order but yelled at her and cussed her out and verbally harassed her and following get outside to harass her some more. Wouldn't recommend to any young ladies who just want to enjoy the night and have a drink with their friends.

We went on Sunday night and watched the Chiefs game. The Bull and Bear is a special neighborhood bar, with great atmosphere and great friendly service. They serve only drinks but will let you bring in food. It was very comfortable and they were very accommodating to make sure the TVs were on the game with good sound. This is a bar that is definitely worth going to for cocktails anytime and especially a nightcap. I will be back.

I used to go to the Liquid Lounge and loved it. Still wanted to like the new place but probably won't be back. Server poured me a $6 pint the was a third head/foam so I basically had a $9 beer. She would rather smoke and talk about her Sturgis stories outside instead of serving the people inside.