The Outlaw

Cowboys. Lots and lots of Cowboys. Pretty much what you would expect from a place called The Outlaw. It’s not a bad experience though. As with most bars, there is a $ 5 cover if you arrive after 9, military gets in free.
If you like country music and all things southern, then you’ll be comfortable in this atmosphere. On weekends they have live bands that play classics as well as oldies. They play a good variety of peppy songs and slow songs. It’s a fun place to go even if you don’t drink. Even though drinking makes line dancing (seem) a lot easier. If you’re even a somewhat attractive girl you will most likely be asked to dance by a few old men. Just humor them for a few minutes and dance with them. They have some pool tables too for people that don’t enjoy dancing or just want to relax with friends while buzzing.
Their waitresses are polite and quick. Their bartenders know most drinks, even the fruity girly ones. Their food isn’t bad, but the kitchen closes after midnight so you better get hungry quick. Unlike most bars in Utah, their last call is 12:30 so be prepared for that.
The bathrooms leave a little to be desired, get ready to be shoulder to shoulder with your new best friend while nature calls. (And no one ever washes their hands at the bar)
It gets really busy on the weekends so unless you have a tab open be prepared to stand in line for a while. It’s a good place to relax. I go almost every weekend with my girlfriend just for the dancing. I would recommend it to my friends.

Dive bar and meat market. Shots from the spot girl are weak and a waste. Management is no where to be found

Interesting place for sure. I’ve never gone on the weekend so I haven’t seen it to busy. It’s a fun place to people watch and enjoy a few drinks with friends.

Every time I go here its always a high school reunion. Although now that everyone is getting older and having babies it’s a little less and less of a high school reunion. They have live music all the time and lots of Line dancing, which is my favorite!!! I love to line dance. Their bouncers don’t mess around, they are kind of on people butts for fighting and being too drunk so just a heads up. It’s always a $ 5 coverage but Fridays military get in free! Yahoo! I heard they do line dancing days during the week so you can learn a few dancing for the weekend rush and fun! oh and you can call and reserve a table for birthdays or any kind of parties, girls night here is a great time! I love this place and will always keep coming back!

I would like to take a short moment to reflect on my recent encounter with The Outlaw in off 2100 South in Ogden. I have NEVER been so offended and pushed around by the «bouncers». My friends and I were there for a good evening which turned out to be a nightmare when these 3 ignorant, imbecilic, and vulgar «bouncers» apparently decided they were power hungry and kicked my friend out of the bar (when he was doing no harm, just dancing ‘not on the dance floor’), tackled him once he was already OUTSIDE of the bar, and then HIT his wife out side in the parking lot. I have NEVER been so appalled by the actions of the employees of a company such as this. I am amazed people still go there and feel respected and have a good time. I will NEVER go here again and i will tell all my friends the same.

I’m not really into country but it was ok.
Service was good, the «cocktail waitresses» there were making rounds often enough to make sure we had drinks.
Military gets in free.
Definetly a broad range of types of people there.
There was a live band on Friday with plenty of line dancing

Not fab, but not terrible. For a club in Ogden it

better a few years back, but still not bad

Fun country bar! Cheap drinks and cheaper women.