Cocktail lounges, sports bars, dives, and tiki bars all have their place in any given boozy corner of America. But if you’re traveling through the West this spring and summer, there's nothing ...

Beer, whiskey and saloons were big business in the old west and continues today. In the United States, we consume 6.3 billion gallons of beer and 20 million cases of whiskey annually.

In smaller saloons, however, music was often played through a player piano as talented musicians might have been hard to find. The bars of today are a far cry from the Old West saloons.

Discover the charm of Reno's Boar's Nest Saloon, a vintage dive bar offering simple, no-frills good times and expertly crafted cocktails.

Through the alchemy of their social legacy and the infinite mystique of the Old West, Nevada’s saloons have contributed to a folklore uniquely their own.

Once a month, Pendleton’s historic 1800s Shamrock Card Room comes to life as a real bar, where drinks are served by corset-wearing saloon girls and bow-tied bartenders.

Long before chicken bingo, Austin's Little Longhorn had a livestock past. The day drinker's haven was also likely a church.

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Looking for a saloon? The historic Legal Tender Saloon & Eatery in Lamy, New Mexico is on the market for $1,750,000.

This week’s batch of small-but-notable things found in the listings also includes an Old West saloon in a Park Avenue co-op.

A stone’s throw from the Coachella festival grounds lies a saloon-themed haunt that’s drawn the likes of Lady Gaga.