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Address: 2768 WY-130, Centennial, WY 82055
Phone: (307) 742-2410
Website: https://bearbottom307.com/
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Reviews
Came in for lunch right at noon on a Friday, was starting to get real busy. Mostly a single guy carrying the show, Chauncey. He was amazing, friendly, and professional. He took care of everyone. There was another man around helping with a few drinks here and there, but mostly just Chauncey. I hope they really do get extra help next week.
I ordered the soup of the day, Gazpacho, a cold vegetable based soup with some spice-kick. I loved it. Recommend.
Ordered the Patty Melt with coleslaw, delicious, wish they gave you two thousand island dipping sides or a slightly larger single one, otherwise great overall. Cooked perfectly, great combination of ingredients, bread was soft. Coleslaw was a good middle ground slaw. Also ordered a coke, comes in a can, Chauncey provided a glass with ice, as well as a water glass for me. Kept it good the whole time. He does a lot!
Great lunch, highly recommend (get the soup!). Left a 30%+ tip, he deserved it! Good indoor seating area, they do breakfast, lunch, and dinner here. Excellent outdoor seating area as well, great place to be!
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Came back the very next day on Saturday midday (extremely busy) and ordered a bowl of Gazpacho soup with a can of coke.
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Came back a couple weeks later for breakfast, 100% worth it, Ryan was awesome. I took a bite of toast before taking a picture. Everything was perfect, good homestyle cooking.
Ordered the smoked trout which was a bit pricey but SO delicious! Pork green chili was on the vinegary side.
They have live music most weekend days!
Planning to go back tomorrow!!
Ordered cheese steak and food was good. Also this place is located in a town that time forgot. I will say I thought the food here was pretty expensive but these are strange times so is what it is.
To start, read the sign on the side of the building. See pictures below. Yes, breakfast is in the front but lunch and dinner are served in the back. When you open the nondescript side door, the first thing you will see are empty kegs and a pair of chest freezers (or coolers). Enter and keep going. The next room has a pool table and the bar is around the corner to the left. Yes, that’s wacky. In a good way.
Before going in, I checked the menu on here (Google reviews). The prices have gone up since then. I was contemplating the $12 BLT but I decided on the $16 chicken “club” sandwich. I put quotes since this is not at all a club sandwich. Club sandwich = turkey and/or ham, plus bacon, lettuce, and tomato on three slices of bread, cut into quarters, and possibly toothpicks with little frilly ends. (Thank you to comedian Mitch Hedburg. Google him.)
This, however, is a chicken breast on a kaiser roll with melted cheese and two strips of bacon. Lettuce, tomato, onions, and pickles adorn the plate and stand ready for use. So in reality it’s a grilled chicken sandwich with bacon. Here it’s a “club”. It was good, exactly what I expected, and worth every bit of $8.95.
The mustard-based potato salad is good, heavy on the pickles with big blocks of potato.
On my next visit, I’m thinking either the $15 or $19 hamburger. And duly noted that chips and salsa are $6.50 with extra salsa listed as $3.00. It’s not cheap here but definitely interesting. And the food is definitely good.
Spinach lasagna with sausage is pictured. Huge portion, definitely split with someone
or plan to take home!
The bartender was so kind and made a mean margarita.
The place was clean and prices were fair considering you’re eating in the mountains and they are using such good ingredients! I would go again, especially when they have karaoke!!