Description 

The Thirsty Devil is a saloon primarily ran out of the large saloon in Valentine. This saloon is a place for anyone and everyone to come relax, chit chat and have a drink or two. Owner, Nash Myles, is the primary worker behind the bar. The Saloon tends to open Monday, Wednesday and then possibly a weekend day as well. The saloon only has one major rule, No longarm's inside unless you are LEO, DOP or security of the saloon. Most openings are filled with all forms of chaos as we all know this state has its share of interesting individuals.
The slogan "All Are Welcome" is a held up standard in the saloon. It doesn't matter what you've done outside the saloon, you are welcomed inside and will be served, unless you cause trouble once inside.

History 

The saloon has a bit of history even though it's still young, from shootouts, criminal chases, deaths and being burned down.
The menu itself has a history. Drinks or food named after people who have passed, once cared for by others and once who had an impact on the state itself

The Jackson Linder is a fancier style Old Fashioned named after the late Mrs Jackson
Lone Elk Shot is a mixed of apple cider and caramel whiskey named after the historic Lone Elk ranch and its owners
Button's Bite is the name of a single shot of caramel whiskey, named after the late Button, a Skunk owner and cared for by an employee of the saloon
Sophia's Sour Punch is named after the late Sophia Quill, a friend of the saloon and its owner. This drink comes with a punch of whiskey sour and a punch from the one pouring it
LemoMaude is lemonade named by the late Maude Gran, a deputy and friend of the owner, Nash Myles.

The food also has interesting names that tend to catch the eye of all who enter
Minnows Bayou Bites, made by the lovely Minnow, an employee and daughter like figure to Nash Myles
Gigi Approved Spaghetti is named by Nash Myles himself as the great Italian Gigi approved of the spaghetti Nash makes
Turkey Titty, is nothing more than a Turkey dinner but was named by the funny Jack Mercer, a regular to the saloon
LeMaude Cake is a Lemon cake also named by the late Maude Gran, she loved anything lemon flavoured