Wobbly Bobby

Deception... It's the same menu as que pasa I feel like they share a kitchen.... The ambiance is great but que pasa's food is not great. I'm disappointed that it wasn't an Irish pub or had their own food.
Service was better than que pasa's.

Had calamari and drinks while listening to the trivia being played by the locals and loved the atmosphere of this place. It definitely seemed like the place to be! The calamari was delicious and my margarita was fabulous with a nice spicy rim. If I lived near this is a place I would frequent often, not to get tipsy but because you'd feel welcome, like on Cheers. The waitress felt like family and the guy on the mic for trivia had a voice that was made for radio.

This pub is in the heart of downtown Rapid City. The place is kinda small. They offer ales crafted from local breweries in the Rapid City area. The pub is apart of Que Pasa. So for food, the food will be Mexican food in a English pub setting. It gets super busy during the summer, but you can still have a good time.

Been here twice, both times ignored. Never a 'hello', 'be right with you' etc. This last time there were seven people there and one server. I wanted to have a few pints and a scotch egg or two. Nope left both times without being served. Cannot recommend.

Really cool place structurally
The employee wasn't very friendly
Nice beer selection
Not sure why they have Christmas specialty drinks in april

Love going on Tuesdays. However I went with some friends one night and one friend left early. He paid out with a bartender that didn't serve him initially because he had to leave. When I went to go pay out, the bartender that served our table put my friends beer on my tab. I told her I wouldn't pay for anything but my beer because I knew my friend had paid out. As we were leaving she shouted after us "well if I were you I would pay for my friend's beer" or something along those lines.

The beer was paid for, but she didn't go check with another bartender about it. She just insisted someone pay for the beer that was on the tab. Maybe there should be better communication between bartenders so stuff gets paid out to the right tabs? We aren't thieves and she shouldn't have assumed one of us forgot to pay out. Can't give 5 stars because of that.

Amazing bar for the second round, beautiful drink, 10/10 wonderful, all because of hailee and the wonderful company of kali.

We tried to find this restaurant and couldn't find it. You have to pay a parking meter. Their phone had an odd busy tone. We went elsewhere.

With a front entrance tucked in an alleyway near the downtown parking lot, the Wobbly Bobby is easy to overlook if you're just driving past. Once you walk down the Main Street Square, just keep an eye out for the two gargoyles atop the building, heralding the entrance. The interior of the pub is beautiful, with elaborate tile work and dark wood trim. The booths are high backed and deep, giving an intimate feel.

The bar itself is amazing to behold, with two figurehead maidens adorning the elaborate carvings. I like to go to "the Wob" when there aren't a lot of people around, which is usually weekends between 7 and 11. During the week and late nights, it's a nice place to chill out, eat peanuts, and drink some cold beer. For that reason It's always the last place I hit before winding up an evening downtown.

There is a large selection of beer (48 taps, if i'm not mistaken), including some offerings from their big brother pub down the street, the Firehouse.
The wait staff are very friendly and attentive, and if you've ever been to a Tilted Kilt, then their attire will look somewhat familiar.

ALLERGY WARNING: They do offer peanuts in the shell to patrons, so if you have peanut allergies, you might want to sit on the patio.

Loved the bartender in a Kilt, he was by hMy Alaskan Amber Ale was great! Would go again.