Wiley’s Tavern
330 N Main Ave, Sioux Falls, SD, 57104
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Address :
330 N Main Ave
Sioux Falls, SD, 57104 - Phone (605) 336-0054
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Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Street
Good for Groups : Yes
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Good For Dancing : Yes
Alcohol : Full Bar
Happy Hour : Yes
Best Nights : Thu, Fri, Sat
Coat Check : No
Smoking : Outdoor Area/ Patio Only
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : Yes
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Emma S.
Having been my first time in Sioux Falls, Wiley's $1 drink special was a nice introduction to the city. It seems as though this is one of the major spots downtown, so it was pretty crowded around the bar area and dance floor, but there was a nice opening back by the darts and pool tables. My friends and I had such good service with our waitress (I want to say her name was Melissa, but I think I'm wrong), and we hardly ever had to go up to the bar ourselves. My only issue was the lack of late-night food - not only at Wiley's, but in the downtown area as a whole. Wiley's wasn't serving food until midnight, like regular bars in Minneapolis do, and I didn't see this popcorn that other reviews mention. Being someone who is easily hangry, this did not bode well. Here's a plus to the aforementioned foodlessness: apparently at bar close (I didn't stick around for it), there are food carts lined up down Main for your drunchie pleasure. If I make it back, I'll be sure to check it out. Until then, check out $1 drinks at Wiley's downtown. Come full, and you'll stay happy.
(3)Lilly Y.
$1 drinks til 10pm, $2 drinks after that. Unheard of in Atlanta. That's what brought us into Wiley's one Thursday night, and I'm glad we went, if nothing but for the people watching. However, I wish they would have clarified that $1-2 drinks goes for ANY drink, not just well liquor. I was drinking wells all night because I thought that was all the special was good for. Boyfriend drank better stuff (by comparison), and the receipt showed everything was the same price when we closed out at the end of the evening. That information would have made the following morning a little more pleasant. All the drinks were made well, and service was good: prompt and the server knew most of our drink choices. They didn't have dark rum that night, so I couldn't get a Rum Runner. They had a DJ and dancing, where I saw a lot of people in workout clothes (also unheard of in parts of Atlanta, where people spend hours getting dolled up to go out). It made me feel like I was in the locals only place, where people grab a late night beer with friends. We grabbed a seat and just people watched all night. They have pool tables and darts in the back. You have to pay to use them though. $1/pool game, can't say how much darts are. Can't speak to how the food is because we didn't' order any.
(4)Ozzy K.
It's not a fun place these days.. It's ghetto only good for picking up one night stands
(1)John K.
A large bar with a good selection of beers on tap and domestic beer specials. We spent a football Sunday here and had a very good lunch from the typical but well executed menu. Solid choice for beers and food..
(4)Holly K.
They had pretty good specials but after 11pm to try to get a water from the tall bearded bartender was a joke. He passed over me 6 times. Very bad service.
(2)Chris H.
Great spot to watch sporting events if you sit right at the bar, which is usually not an issue as I've never seen it very busy. Their food is awesome, the wings are especially delicious. It has a pretty large dance floor, 4 or 5 pool tables and some dart boards so it's good for whatever you'd like to do. Bartenders are very nice and we have had some pretty great service when we go here. Price is pretty normal, food is on the expensive side if you don't go their for happy hour. The happy hour specials are from 3pm-7pm Mon-Thur with 1/2 off everything, including appetizers I think. Tall domestic beers are $5
(4)Nathan C.
Decent food, free popcorn a plus. Bartenders are harried and not very attentive. If you come here, get a table, better service than the bar.
(3)Derick K.
Least friendly bar I've been to in years. No staff smiling, bartender griped about me asking what was on the taps. I felt like apologizing for bothering them with my patronage as I left, but I think the humor would have been lost on them.Go to Monk's House of Ale Repute if you're in Sioux Falls instead, much better selection and definitely friendlier service.
(1)Ben G.
As a neighbor next door I've been to Wiley's quite a few times. I really like this bar and outside of Buck's (which I despise for various reasons) is probably the most popular bar in Sioux Falls at the moment. For as busy as they often are Thursday - Saturday they do the best job they can for service. The set up of the bar helps cater to efficient service. They have a full bar and great drink specials. Thursdays are $1 drinks from 8-10 and $2 drinks from 10-12. Fridays they have $10 fishbowls. Monday nights they have 1/2 price off appetizers and $5 pitchers. The food isn't amazing but definitely hits the spot for just being bar food. The nachos are pretty good. In addition they often have live entertainment with bands, and if not they almost always have a live DJ. If looking for a fun night out with good specials I highly suggest heading downtown and checking it out.
(4)Samantha L.
Happy Hour is from 3pm - 7pm. 1/2 off bud, bud light, mich golden light. 1/2 off all drinks and beverages. Sweet deal to me! :)
(3)Aaron N.
Wiley's is a relatively new establishment, which is surprising, because it has the look and feel of a place that has been around forever. Original brick walls and high ceilings in an old downtown building give it a unique, yet relaxed and comfortable feel. The laid back atmosphere lends itself toward patrons with a similar attitude. They have always seemed to be an easygoing and fun-loving group. I wouldn't say that Wiley's is dead on weeknights, but they definitely aren't full. Hardly surprising, since I haven't been to a bar in Sioux Falls yet that has been busy on a weeknight, but there it is. Weekends are a different story, though. They've had good crowds on the Friday nights we've gone. It's busy enough that you may have to wait a bit to find a spot to sit, but not so full that you can't move around. It's actually about the right amount. As far as selection goes, I've seen better and I've seen worse. They have Boulevard Wheat on tap, so I'm generally happy. The service has been adequate, if not spectacular. The bartenders have been friendly and efficient, and the wait staff somewhat less so. Prices seem to be pretty standard across the board, except for weekdays from 4:00pm to 7:00pm. That's when its twofers. Twofers. Are. Awesome. It's like half price, but it forces you to have two of whatever you are getting. Trust me, that's a good thing. My only, very minor, complaint is the music tends to be a bit louder than I would want. This is just a personal preference, though, as the levels are about what you would expect. The have a couple pool tables that are almost always in use, karaoke on Thursdays (I'm pretty sure), and the occasional live band. Also, the sweetest bar bathroom I've ever visited. That counts for a lot when you are making multiple trips. All in all, Wiley's Tavern is a well rounded, enjoyable bar.
(4)Paul J.
I stopped by as I was staying at the Radisson down the street and always try and get out and try new places. I stopped in at happy hour and drinks were very affordable and the personal pizza Margarita there was amazing and quite inexpensive. Wish I had one of these in Milwaukee!
(4)Mike H.
Okay bar. Early evening drinks are fairly reasonable. Later at night fairly expensive for Sioux Falls.
(2)Emma S.
Having been my first time in Sioux Falls, Wiley's $1 drink special was a nice introduction to the city. It seems as though this is one of the major spots downtown, so it was pretty crowded around the bar area and dance floor, but there was a nice opening back by the darts and pool tables. My friends and I had such good service with our waitress (I want to say her name was Melissa, but I think I'm wrong), and we hardly ever had to go up to the bar ourselves. My only issue was the lack of late-night food - not only at Wiley's, but in the downtown area as a whole. Wiley's wasn't serving food until midnight, like regular bars in Minneapolis do, and I didn't see this popcorn that other reviews mention. Being someone who is easily hangry, this did not bode well. Here's a plus to the aforementioned foodlessness: apparently at bar close (I didn't stick around for it), there are food carts lined up down Main for your drunchie pleasure. If I make it back, I'll be sure to check it out. Until then, check out $1 drinks at Wiley's downtown. Come full, and you'll stay happy.
(3)Lilly Y.
$1 drinks til 10pm, $2 drinks after that. Unheard of in Atlanta. That's what brought us into Wiley's one Thursday night, and I'm glad we went, if nothing but for the people watching. However, I wish they would have clarified that $1-2 drinks goes for ANY drink, not just well liquor. I was drinking wells all night because I thought that was all the special was good for. Boyfriend drank better stuff (by comparison), and the receipt showed everything was the same price when we closed out at the end of the evening. That information would have made the following morning a little more pleasant. All the drinks were made well, and service was good: prompt and the server knew most of our drink choices. They didn't have dark rum that night, so I couldn't get a Rum Runner. They had a DJ and dancing, where I saw a lot of people in workout clothes (also unheard of in parts of Atlanta, where people spend hours getting dolled up to go out). It made me feel like I was in the locals only place, where people grab a late night beer with friends. We grabbed a seat and just people watched all night. They have pool tables and darts in the back. You have to pay to use them though. $1/pool game, can't say how much darts are. Can't speak to how the food is because we didn't' order any.
(4)Ozzy K.
It's not a fun place these days.. It's ghetto only good for picking up one night stands
(1)John K.
A large bar with a good selection of beers on tap and domestic beer specials. We spent a football Sunday here and had a very good lunch from the typical but well executed menu. Solid choice for beers and food..
(4)Holly K.
They had pretty good specials but after 11pm to try to get a water from the tall bearded bartender was a joke. He passed over me 6 times. Very bad service.
(2)Chris H.
Great spot to watch sporting events if you sit right at the bar, which is usually not an issue as I've never seen it very busy. Their food is awesome, the wings are especially delicious. It has a pretty large dance floor, 4 or 5 pool tables and some dart boards so it's good for whatever you'd like to do. Bartenders are very nice and we have had some pretty great service when we go here. Price is pretty normal, food is on the expensive side if you don't go their for happy hour. The happy hour specials are from 3pm-7pm Mon-Thur with 1/2 off everything, including appetizers I think. Tall domestic beers are $5
(4)Nathan C.
Decent food, free popcorn a plus. Bartenders are harried and not very attentive. If you come here, get a table, better service than the bar.
(3)Derick K.
Least friendly bar I've been to in years. No staff smiling, bartender griped about me asking what was on the taps. I felt like apologizing for bothering them with my patronage as I left, but I think the humor would have been lost on them.Go to Monk's House of Ale Repute if you're in Sioux Falls instead, much better selection and definitely friendlier service.
(1)Ben G.
As a neighbor next door I've been to Wiley's quite a few times. I really like this bar and outside of Buck's (which I despise for various reasons) is probably the most popular bar in Sioux Falls at the moment. For as busy as they often are Thursday - Saturday they do the best job they can for service. The set up of the bar helps cater to efficient service. They have a full bar and great drink specials. Thursdays are $1 drinks from 8-10 and $2 drinks from 10-12. Fridays they have $10 fishbowls. Monday nights they have 1/2 price off appetizers and $5 pitchers. The food isn't amazing but definitely hits the spot for just being bar food. The nachos are pretty good. In addition they often have live entertainment with bands, and if not they almost always have a live DJ. If looking for a fun night out with good specials I highly suggest heading downtown and checking it out.
(4)Samantha L.
Happy Hour is from 3pm - 7pm. 1/2 off bud, bud light, mich golden light. 1/2 off all drinks and beverages. Sweet deal to me! :)
(3)Aaron N.
Wiley's is a relatively new establishment, which is surprising, because it has the look and feel of a place that has been around forever. Original brick walls and high ceilings in an old downtown building give it a unique, yet relaxed and comfortable feel. The laid back atmosphere lends itself toward patrons with a similar attitude. They have always seemed to be an easygoing and fun-loving group. I wouldn't say that Wiley's is dead on weeknights, but they definitely aren't full. Hardly surprising, since I haven't been to a bar in Sioux Falls yet that has been busy on a weeknight, but there it is. Weekends are a different story, though. They've had good crowds on the Friday nights we've gone. It's busy enough that you may have to wait a bit to find a spot to sit, but not so full that you can't move around. It's actually about the right amount. As far as selection goes, I've seen better and I've seen worse. They have Boulevard Wheat on tap, so I'm generally happy. The service has been adequate, if not spectacular. The bartenders have been friendly and efficient, and the wait staff somewhat less so. Prices seem to be pretty standard across the board, except for weekdays from 4:00pm to 7:00pm. That's when its twofers. Twofers. Are. Awesome. It's like half price, but it forces you to have two of whatever you are getting. Trust me, that's a good thing. My only, very minor, complaint is the music tends to be a bit louder than I would want. This is just a personal preference, though, as the levels are about what you would expect. The have a couple pool tables that are almost always in use, karaoke on Thursdays (I'm pretty sure), and the occasional live band. Also, the sweetest bar bathroom I've ever visited. That counts for a lot when you are making multiple trips. All in all, Wiley's Tavern is a well rounded, enjoyable bar.
(4)Paul J.
I stopped by as I was staying at the Radisson down the street and always try and get out and try new places. I stopped in at happy hour and drinks were very affordable and the personal pizza Margarita there was amazing and quite inexpensive. Wish I had one of these in Milwaukee!
(4)Mike H.
Okay bar. Early evening drinks are fairly reasonable. Later at night fairly expensive for Sioux Falls.
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