Blind Horse Saloon

"Bars are great, we walked in at 730 to see the band tonight thinking we'd have great music. 9:40 we are leaving. 2 hours we waited for the country band to kick off and still nothing and they opened and charged us $20 a piece just to walk in because of him. Next time advertise the time and have Mr Mathew play when your open or with in a hour or starting to charge."

"Great concert. Just saw Bryan Martin.. outstanding preference. The bouncer are on point. Keeping the b.s down."

"Here for the Cooper Allan concert. About 10 tables and 40 chairs. Like an empty football stadium in here. No place to sit and told you can’t stand at the bar. Who the hell wants to stand for 2+ hours without a break at 11:00 at night? Won’t ever be back."

"Doesn't look like much from the outside, but if you're into country music and line dancing you should totally check out this place. The house band is good and they play a nice mix of old country, 2000s country, and new country. The speakers for the band were definitely too loud for the amount of people there (1 hour later and my ears are still ringing). But the people were nice and willing to help you learn to line dance. There is a lot of parking on the other side of the street, you just have to cross a ditch to get to the building. When you enter you get wanded, your bag is checked, your id is checked, and you pay the cover. The price for the cover varies and is visible on their website. The beer is expensive for the quality, but the mixed drinks are cheap. That being said the drink was...okay. Really just a generic drink you could get anywhere (or like a high schooler would make) and the beer selection consists of beer like Coors (so what you expect). There might be more options but we didn't see a menu to show what was available. There are plenty of bathrooms but they don't have locks so it kinda feels like you are in a horse stall. So just be prepared with a friend or to hold your hand/foot out to keep the door closed."

"Better than I expected. Cash-only. If you have a vision in mind for what it might be like, it's probably accurate. Definitely a good place for line dancing with a live band. I feel like I would have a bad experience for a concert though with the size of the space and how many people they probably try to pack in here. Parking situation was tight on their lot but there was a massive fenced in overflow lot with what looked to be just a single gate open. If that is the same for concerts, I can't imagine what that lot is like trying to get out. The speakers were too loud (think going to a bad wedding party). For the focus on dancing, I thought it odd that everyone had water bottles they presumably paid for; unclear if they even offer tap water. The cash-only concept should not exist in 2023. A $6 cover per person when we went."