Spurs  Saloon

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  Been there only for the drinks and socializing so would say its comfortable biker bar with friendly but some what scattered waitress that seem way to busy on the patio. Ordered a skinny margarita and couldn't because nobody knew what that was.

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  Posted on 06.05.13 Ramona A.

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  Lot's of country places are opening up that feature dancing and music -- but none of them get the dancing part right. Owners obviously never thought about asking dancers what works BEFORE they build a dance floor. DUH!!!
  
  Include Spurs on the list of clueless club owners. The dance floor is good quality wood but it's so dinky that only stationary dances would be practical -- and even then fitting six couples there could be risky. Progressive dances like waltz or two step would be futile.
  
  I estimate that the floor is 1/4 the size of Cactus Moon or 1/8 the size of the defunct Graham Central Station.
  
  Sadly there was plenty of empty space to build a good dance floor but Spurs just didn't do it.
  
  There is a nice stage for live bands which is the only reason I will give them 3 stars.

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  Posted on 05.24.13 Clubber Z.

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  This place is huge! We weren't here very long but it looked like they had a band inside and a huge dance floor.  Great for the country fans.  Food and service were decent.  I'm not in Chandler often but if I lived close I would probably go here more frequently.

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  Posted on 03.28.13 Chukki S.

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  They haven't been open for long and are probably working out some kinks, but this is by far my favorite of the new country bars popping up all over the east valley.
  
  The bands they hire don't suck (!!!). There is plenty of room for dancing, even a little "corral" area with a nice wood floor. The rest is concrete, so it works for dancing in a pinch. The bar is huge and well-staffed, I did not have any trouble getting a bartender's attention. Tons of seating, inside and outside, and a pool table. I was informed that they are fixing up the outdoor area so that they can have an outdoor bar as well - cool!
  
  Drinks were reasonably priced ($6 for a rum and coke that was not lacking in the booze, $4 for draft beer). Some good stuff on draft as well, including a few local names like San Tan. I enjoyed that they had Killians, which I rarely see offered as a draft.
  
  We had a good time and will for sure be back!

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  Posted on 03.28.13 C J.

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  HOLY COW BELLS!!! Compared to Kiley's and Big Mamas House (the formers) this place doesn't suck!!!!  
  
  Granted, it appears they are still in the process of opening(floors are unfinished, needs some interior decroations/wall garb)... the whole is 10X better than any of the other bars which were at this location.  AND it's no longer a dark cavey biker beat-down bar. That was the biggest turn-off to this place. It's all pine/wood and cowboy/western themed(hence the name). Still has the same bar set up but they got rid of the levels in the middle and rear of the bar. The furniture all goes, isn't mish-mashed up like the others were.
  
  The theme is clear (and cohensive), the interior is inviting(no more black paint!), and overall, I find it much friendlier and a cleaner than 3/4 of the bars in chandler and tempe. It's not quite as schwanky as Bourbon Jacks, but unless you are looking for that, it's the perfect western/country bar.
  
  The menu is all one theme!!  And the food is decent, won't be back alone for the food. Cook/ Owners: your black beans taste like you opened a can of grocery store bottom shelf beans and warmed them up,  Throw in some green chilies(even mild ones) or something with a little flavor. And the grilled fish tacos... well first they weren't grilled (they were pan fried) and second... flour tortillas? At least give the option for corn, the flour were gross and taco-bellish tasting.
  
  They have a dedicated stage in front for live music which is so much better for enjoyment than the cramped little one they used to have in the back.
  
  And drink prices are still dirt cheap *THUMBS UP* The moster (think it was 32oz) beer was $3.75 or $4.  They even had micro brews from San Tan, Four Peaks and a few other places. Now, I'll come back for drinks, the music and the atmostphere. This place is a nice bar to hang out, get a little country music and all within a budget.

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  Posted on 01.22.13 Red C.

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