"The Last Frontier Saloon, currently owned by Alan Lind, is a beer parlor rather than a saloon because it doesn't carry hard liquor. This building replaced the Pioneer Saloon (torn down in 1929 when the road was widened) and was constructed by Edna Cheney in 1930. It was leased to Lars Johansen, who later turned it into a beer parlor. In about 1946 it was owned by Harry Read for a number of years; an owner by the name of Talkington called it Talk's Tavern in the mid-50s."
The bar has a small kitchen serving burgers and steaks and a fairly sizable patio out back that sometimes hosts musical events. For whatever reason, the patio is dominated by a large mural of The Three Stooges, by Evan Jones. And while it's on a somewhat touristy thoroughfare from Seattle to Snoqualmie Falls, happily the bar is generally full of older locals.
Est. ? - Building constructed: 1930
seattle weekly - yelp
3 comments:
Yes they do serve liquor.
Good eye candy behind the bar ;)love you girls
Was there first time March 2016; full service bar now. Great burgers. Better crowd.
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