Rooster's Blues Bar

The loaded nachos were sooo good! The staff was pretty nice! There was a whole buncha bikers there too!

Kewl little dive bar that is open till 5am, you must sign to comply with their regulations due to being open that late. Our only issue is the price of corona is steep at $10.50 for 2. Ouch.

Food was very blah, but what can you expect from bar food @ 11pm. Just glad they have anything at all. The pizza was my favorite! Quesadillas really ARE small sooo... just to reiterate what the other yelper said. There was a few tense moments where someone tried to start a fight with people in our party as well. Bartender was great, drinks weren't empty and over all we had a good time. I dont doubt they cater to locals or eye rolling happened...just a bar that's a little rough around the edges, which I just happen to like :) thanks Roosters we will be back.

Good location downtown and they're open late which I love I really enjoy this place it's my favorite bar downtown. Bartenders are really nice and drinks for affordable and tasty, smoking inside is allowed for those who smoke. Pool tables and beer pong Aswell. Cool place, check it out

Well what can I say about roosters they are kind of expensive they do stay open late there is pool an extremely wide variety of cocktails good beer selection they do have a happy hour there is a lot of dancing and they do have a grill that serves pretty good food at a pretty high price there are opportunities to dance and sing karaoke It Is commonly frequented bye drug addicts looking to sell their products so that is a definite negative strike on their behalf the men are pretty well pigs and the security is not that great it is not uncommon to see open drug use on the balcony sometimes seating is extremely limited and difficult to come by they are a smoking facility all in all I would say it can be fun but probably not worth it

the bar has a nice setup, the atmosphere was great as well. However, seeing that I came with colleagues on a Tuesday night, the bar itself was dead. We ordered a few drinks to start us out. Then as we got hungry, we asked the waiter for recommendation for food to eat. The waiter quickly suggested their quesadilla. Not gonna lie, it was good, but it was definitely not 7 dollars worth. The quesadilla was maybe the size of Chipotle's taco's tortilla laying flat out, and was definitely not enough to fulfill my stomach. But the waiter and waitresses were super friendly and would definitely try to come back again when I visit Fort Smith once more on behalf of my company.

Very awkward place. Asked for a beer and it took forever while I was standing at the bar. On draft, really? Luckily not from here so won't have the misfortune of coming back.

Not at all a nice place. I saw the bartender outside coughing and spitting on the sidewalk and wiping his face. I went in and got my friends and we left. I mean the drinks are not cheap and atmosphere is low end too, so best to avoid.

2 weekends ago, I sat at the bar and was just chilling and chatting with a few people and some lady just starts squirting people at the bar with her baby milk through her suspenders. She was wasted out of her mind and still drinking. People and staff acted like they knew her and it was just a normal thing, so I shrugged it off while I was there. But with Covid going nuts, this kind of falls into unacceptable behavior along with the fact that they aren't allowing for social distancing at all. At one point before I left, that place was standing room only with people breathing down each other's necks. The blond waitress is also very unfriendly and has a really harsh tone that doesn't fit in a service job at all. I suspect people would stop going there if they could remember they were there to begin with.PS: The same night there was basically a couple at the wall table straddling each other and it was just an African girl who called some white dude over after she got drunk. It was a bit awkward to face anywhere but the other way.It would be a nice place without the blond bartender and if they'd follow the rules for Covid the same way they enforce their ID rules.

A bit rough. Looks like the new owners are working on their image though. The patrons are largely local people and tend to be younger so it can get a bit obnoxious and loud. New owners definitely have a lot of baggage to clean up from the old management. Prone to have a few fights as well. It can be entertaining or a shocking if you don't have your wits about you.