The Bull Pub — Restaurant in Cowley

We have been to the bull pub three times. The first time it was excellent. So we returned the next month with our of town guests. It was embarrassing!! The food was burned and the service was terrible. Last night - our wedding anniversary - we decided maybe the pub had just been having a bad night and drove over for dinner. My husband’s fish was excellent. My Reuben was again burned. As we were preparing the leave, the blonde woman who appeared to be in charge of service, rushed to our table and demanded “ have you paid your bill? (The signed paid bill with tip was in it’s little black tray on the table….right in front of her). Again she demanded “have you paid your bill?’ My husband, a Vietnam vet said”yes, would you like to see the receipt? He showed her the receipt as I pointed out the bill. She sorta slunk off - no apology - and we left………....

Stopped to eat here during a stay in nearby Lovell, WY and was very pleasantly surprised. I don't know what kind of magic is happening back there in the kitchen but whoever is cooking has some serious chops! I ordered the special, a NY Strip sandwich and waffle fries. The quality of the beef was outstanding, and it was seasoned and cooked perfectly, with a very nice sear. The crusty, yet soft asiago roll was dressed with a garlic, peppercorn and parmesan aioli was a perfect match for the steak. It was a very well balanced sandwich. The plate was garnished with spring greens and quick pickled zucchini for a pleasant break from the protein and carb loaded meat and potato meal. Our server was very pleasant and had time to talk as we were in before the crowd hit for supper. It was a very nice meal and experience and we will definitely be back the next time we...

What a gorgeous restaurant. When my sister and I walked in (1st visit for me), I was pretty much speechless at the polished shining beauty of the place. It was as if there was special lighting being used to create such an effect.

The restaurant was empty, so we had our choice of seating. We selected a small table for two, by a window with full sunshine, and both ordered the Artichoke Dip with grilled toast pieces. SO good, the size perfect for one, and the cost was inline with the dish.

We arrived around 1:30pm and left around 2:30/2:45. During that time there were 6 other people that arrived to dine. It seemed slow, but apparently the restaurant does a booming business in the evening.

The menu isn't extensive, but there are enough choices to keep everyone happy.

I'll definitely be...