Wild Gregs Saloon

Very fun line dancing bar that replaced boots n buckles. The place is huge but doesn't get super busy. Mainly townies and college students go here but everyone is pretty friendly. It's fun to learn the line dance moves and someone is almost always willing to teach. There are two sides of the building, one side is line dancing the other side is a smaller area where they play hip-hop and rap. They have special events like bands and stuff on different nights. Their fb page had the info. The bartenders are super nice and they have tones of special during the week on drinks. The actually have ladies who sit in the bathroom and sell things like perfume, tampons/pads and even candy which is pretty cool and classy. They also have a bull that's $5 to see how long you can ride (pretty popular) Very casually place though. You could go and sit and have a drink. It's 18 and up but don't worry about being hassled by the young ones, it's the older townies you gotta look out for lol. Come dressed somewhat down! And if you've got boots, definitely bring em!

We went in for a girls' night in anticipation of line dancing classes. The lady was out of town, so there were no classes. The place itself is average but fun. The bartenders are not overly friendly. They do, however, make delicious drinks. The pricing is extremely fair. These souvenir cups are cheap, and you can bring it back every time you go for discounted refills. They have two flavors of the Long Island that you can get in this cup.

The bar itself is ok, but the dance floor is small and there are way too many kids between 18-20 there. It would be ok if they offered 18 and up like that on Wednesday night, but Thursday through Saturday should only be 21 and up. With the young crowd, it drives away a lot of customers over 21 and makes the bar too crowded and unenjoyable.

I came tonight for a Taylor swift dance party with my two little sisters. I ordered water from a bartender. I saw her tap was messing up on pouring me a water she handed me a bottle. She told me I was being charged for every cup of water for the night and it was the same as a bottle of water. and I had to pay for the bottle. I clearly saw her handle was messed up and I feel like she was finessing me by convincing me that every CUP is charged the same as a bottle? The bar charges for tap water in a cup? In what world, or bar, do they charge for cups of water? Anyways it was bizarre. I didn't get a itemized tab. I paid the piper. Just how bizarre to be charged for water in a cup? Weird. Maybe illegal.

We are from Texas so dance halls and nightclubs are always Easy to find but this place although a "chain nightclub " Who Claims to be Western Class is by far the truth. First of All there was a line around the block to get into this DUMPSTER of a club . The Patrons were fun to watch looked like They all crawled out of Sons of Anarchy and from a Snoop Dogg Video. They do have Security Guards who pat you down, My Friend and I got in no problem but they definitely Harassed my husband, who was dressed like a true gentleman he joked about the tip bucket with the host and she was not laughing. Actually she was a total Bitch didn't want to serve him his band & the rest of the staff agreed with her, they kicked my husband out after he paid $15 and said he was rude. So he had to leave these people who work there obviously have there heads up there no sense of humor or common sense I did walk around and used there facilities in the women's bathroom there were terds floating around in most of the toilets the Worst music & trolls hang around this place . Just do your self a favor and don't be fooled by the line of idiots waiting to twark in this Shit box

On a Saturday night when the place is mostly empty with a pretty decent band playing that evening should tell you a lot. The staff was nice but the clientele was a bit sketchy.

Very rude employees!!! (Girl in the entrance) we asked her a simple question when we were paying to get in and she told us to go to the back of the line very rudely and we asked why and she said we can leave. Horrible experience during our bachelorette party.

Avid line dancers review: Age group is late 20s to early 40s. Really nice you don't have a bunch of drunk young people crowding the floor. Crowd is pretty chill, not very hyped. Wasn't very busy when I got there at 11:30pm. Busiest part of the night was between 11:45pm-1:15am. Dress code is strict for the men, but given the area its needed to keep up the country vibes and not get lost in an urban crowd. Fashion for women is pretty casual. Not a lot of sexy skimpy clothing you'd find in a younger crowd. More t-shirts, denim shorts and Hey Dudes. There is some line dancing here, but mostly basic, easy level dances that an experienced dancer could pick up quickly. They did the electric slide for 7 straight songs to give you an idea. Not a lot of partner dancing. Good dance floor. The music was more like club music when I first arrived until the DJ left the booth and changed over to a traditional country playlist for 40 minutes which was my favorite part of the night. They did have a second room that was more of a night club room so I wish they'd have played more country in the line dancing room. Bartenders were helpful and quick, but security was a bit aggressive and demanding while patting down guests with a metal detector. $10 cover at door. Overall decent stop while passing through town. I'd recommend it for 2 hours tops, but not a destination you'd want to spend your whole night at.

Line dancing was fun. Will say if you don't like drama leave earlier rather than later.

Not the biggest fan of this place. They have an ridiculous dress code, no plain white t shirts, tank tops, beanies, etc. Place is unorganized and staff wasn't the friendliest. I did like the line dancing but the floor was usually empty. This place doesn't live up to the hype at all. Also they said no cover charge for anyone of age on Saturday but its a $10 entry fee in cash (have that ready) so mark that for false advertising and definitely wasn't worth the charge.All in all, it's meh. I won't be coming back.