The Conway Pub & Eatery -- referred to as the "Conway Tavern" by
almost everybody -- is a big, fun place in the middle of nowhere, except
that it's a small ways off Interstate 5. Like many fun bars in the
middle of nowhere, it caters to bikers, but also has a mix of little old
ladies viewing the tulips, kids, locals, and more. It is in the lower
part of a barn-like legionnaires hall, with a large "oyster garden"
patio outside. Knut Bell often plays there.
The Conway has a decent beer selection and serves basic bar food, though
it's known for its pan-fried oysters (I am incapable of eating/judging
oysters). It is said to have been established in 1932, though I do not know how soon after prohibition ended that it started as a bar. It is the lively mix of people that will likely bring you back.
18611 Main St, Conway, WA 98273 - (360) 445-4733
Est. 1932
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