Outlaws Country Rock Bar — Bar in Saskatoon

Reviews of Outlaws Country Rock Bar

• Savannah

  Added 2016.05.17

  A friend and I came in from Arizona & had no idea where to go. This place was within walking distance of our hotel so we gave it a go. We went on a pretty dead night & were mostly the only 2 there. The bouncer was nice enough, but we didn't have much interaction. The bar tender was also nice & made sure our drinks never stayed empty for long. He offered his specially- "killer koolaid." Towards the end of the night the bar tender made us"white gummy bears" & chatted with us about Saskatoon. If you go in with Jean is working you'll have some good drinks & possibly some chats. He's a cutie, which also helps ☺️
• Luke

  Added 2016.04.18

  Coat check staff was unbelievably rude I genuinely couldn't believe they let staff treat random customers like that.
• Adrian

  Added 2016.03.29

  Just a heads up to one of your bartenders. She should at least somewhat tell the difference between someone who is loaded and someone who is sober. Instead of starting out by saying it's your time to leave because I was resting my head on the table maybe she should have asked me how many drinks I had first. I was completely coherant, wasn't being a nuisance nor was I loud. So for next time learn the difference between being rude and actually doing your job. What if I was the sober driver last night? The rest of the staff were super nice.
• Ezra

  Added 2015.10.02

  I'm not a country fan at all, but I only go with my friends because that's where they want to go. The dance floor is a reasonable size just be careful not to trip on the minor steps to get there. There's a lot of seating, and I mean a lot of places to sit! (If the spots aren't taken) Music is obviously country music and the occasional pop song. If you like clubbing to country, this is the place to go. Drinks are the same or similar price anywhere else, $5 entry/coat check.
• Penelope

  Added 2013.09.11

  Are non-white people allowed to enter the club now? Or is is the same 'only whites allowed' policy like a couple of years ago when I tried to get in and was not allowed? Some Native people were also barred from entering by the bouncer. He told me to get my ID. When I got it from my vehicle and came back he saw it and said: "Sorry Bud, the building is at full capacity so I can't let you enter." Sure enough, he let in a whole slew of Whites after that who had not been in there before. So, are 'Non-Whites' allowed now or not???