Saddle Up Saloon & Dancehall

We reserved a table for a bachelorette party. I liked that we received chips back in order to purchase drinks throughout the night. I have NEVER been line dancing before so the lessons were helpful. If you wanted to get out and try to dance with the others even if you didn't know the song/dance the regulars (or maybe they were people that just knew what they were doing) were very helpful in kind of directing you what to do. Felt like a small town bar but in a bigger city.

Saddle Up is definitely fun if you like to dance, like bigger and spacious venues, and like country/standard pop hits. These are reasons I like it. Some cons. I don't know if it was entirely because I ate before going there, but I had a long island, lemon drop, and 2 shots of fireball. I'm only 100lbs and honestly didn't even get a buzz which was a little dissapointing and makes me wonder if anything is watered down. But the main drag for me was I expected line dancing to, mainly, stop at 10:30 once they played other music besides country. Don't get me wrong, it's fun to learn dances, but I went out to dance normally as well. But almost ANY song had people line dancing, line dances I didn't know, and have no idea how everybody else does. So it makes you feel awkward to try and just dance normally on the side lines. And it can be difficult and also awkward to try and simply learn by watching and fumbling around trying to join in. The other downer is if they played a song that there wasn't a line dance for, almost everybody would leave the dance floor, again, making me feel super awkward staying and trying to just dance normally. Obviously people not dancing isn't the bars fault, but it was my experience on a Saturday night there.