This is one of those small-town bars that looks like a tiny dive from
the outside, but upon entering your find it is actually pretty large,
with hints of a relatively happening weekend evening scene. The back
bar is almost 50' long and "at one time was the longest continuous bar
west of the
Mississippi."* It is said to have been established in 1916, although I
am not sure it was under the same name, and I do not know how soon it
resumed as a bar after prohibition. But it's obviously been around in
something like its current form for quite a while, and offers a fairly
standard neighborhood bar, in its liquor and beer selection, pull tabs,
and Budweiser paraphernalia.
*Watering Holes of the Northwest, Michael Caldwell
1113 Griffin Ave, Enumclaw, WA 98022 - (360) 825-5267
Est. 1916
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