[Slugranch]

Been in most of em, and made a lot of memories. Left a lot of money and some DNA too. Been sober for twenty some years, and when I look back I remember the good times and some of the scrapes and bruises. Sure wish I'd spent more time on the bar at the river, and less time at the bar by the river. I'd probably have more tackle than Fishermen's and not so many creaks and groans in the Ol bod. What was the name of that Tavern across from Carrs? Used to hit it every Friday night, to cash my meager paycheck. Mumphy's after floating the Clack. High Rocks Tavern in Gladstone. Heart Beat in Oak Grove.

 

[Sparks]

Valdez:
The Pipeline Club. Mean games of darts and shuffleboard and copious amounts of beer. Anything to drown out the karaoke.assout: Smoke so thick, you had to wash your clothes 3 times afterward.
The Club Bar. A real dive, but a non workplace hangout.:applause:

Port Angeles:
Zac’s
Name escapes me, but it's at the end of Tumwater Truck Rte/Marine Drive. Lots of incriminating pictures taken there during going away parties. Cheap beer.

Dutch Harbor:
Elbow Room, to which I've had the dubious pleasure of being "escorted" out of a few times.

Kodiak:
Golden Anchor. I'd inlcude the Mecca, but that isn't a tavern, it's in a catergory all its own.:jester:

 

[Artwo]

The Glass House Tavern where Sandy Blvrd and Lombard come together in Parkrose has bee in our family for well over 40 years. My Grandfather owned/operated it for about 15 years, then my father owned/operated it for the next 15 years. Now it's still in the family but my Dad has since sold the business portion and retired but still owns the property and building. Lots of memories of that place even back when I was a little kid going in there with my Grandfather back in the mid sixties.

 

[Cliff D.]

West 40 club, Hayward Ca. gone. Palamino club, San Leandro,gone. Ivan's ,Astoria ,haven't been in in 10-15 yrs. Acropolis,good Gyros,9yrs since my last visit. Spinning Wheel, to "cut one from the herd", haven't been in without the one i kept from another herd . Our place, Seneca, haven't been there since Labor day weekend.

 

[pearl]

Spinning Wheel, to "cut one from the herd",

Wasn't this place known as the Spawning Wheel?

 

[novice]

Cowboy Bobs....Westport WA
Whenever we got blown in while fishing up north.

Old Kings Valley Store/Tavern before it burnt to the ground.

The Fort Tavern......Hoskins
Just to hang out with the deliverance crowd......which I was related to!!!!

 

[oregun8]

Top Notch?


Can't remember the name. It will come to me. Owners name was Gloria and she lived in the attached apartment. You wore your colors in here or you didn't last long. Place was greasy! Nope - Never been there.[/quote]

 

[OK Deal Let\'s Fish]

The original Wanker's Corner Saloon (when it was on Wanker's Corner)

The Gemini in Lake Oswego

 

[Cliff D.]

Wasn't this place known as the Spawning Wheel?

We did refer to it that way !!

 

[bird dog bob]

you guys drank in the fancy joints who remembers these?
the calico cat on sandy

the lotus card room downtown
the venus club

and the toughest bar i been in was the babbs bar in babbs montana on the blackfoot indian reservation

 

[namu mac]

Olie's Nook and Mary Lou's

 

[namu mac]

The Glass House Tavern where Sandy Blvrd and Lombard come together in Parkrose has bee in our family for well over 40 years. My Grandfather owned/operated it for about 15 years, then my father owned/operated it for the next 15 years. Now it's still in the family but my Dad has since sold the business portion and retired but still owns the property and building. Lots of memories of that place even back when I was a little kid going in there with my Grandfather back in the mid sixties.

One of the first places I drank underage

 

[Just Fish]

Loggers lodge or lounge hood river,Spillway tavern The Dalles ,And the shamrock bar, aah the good ol days

 

[Lefty]

Imnaha Tavern with the Tanzy's(sp)
The Fort Tavern in Hoskins.

And lets not forget to go see Chuck down in Adel!

 

[nevermiss]

Back in my college days we used to go to a place called the Emigrant Lake Tavern, or "ELT" as we called it. It was very close to that lake, and there were fish to be caught, if ya knew how and where and when. (We did.)

 

[Mountain Beaver]

Let's see, now. So many taverns, so little time. The old Fort Tavern in Hoskins until Steve Lowther bought it and shut it down. The Kings Valley Tavern until it burnt down. The Wren Tavern until somebody tore it down. Alsea Tavern was good back in the day when logging was still allowed over there - doors are locked. The Stein in South Corvallis until Pete and Dee retired and it shut down. My go to favorites now are Murphy's and Greenberry. The Alpine Tavern isn't too bad, but too far away. Country taverns = GOOD PEOPLE. MB.

 

[northriver1]

Seattle

Andy's Tavern on 45th St NE. Now it is one of those coffee places Seattle is famous for. In its day for a hole in the wall dive they served up plenty of red beer and pickles.

During the summer it was beers at the Red Robin back when the RR was a beer place not a franchised burger barn. Sunshine and cold beverages on the patio,,, to turn back the clock.

 

[Willie Ketchum]

How about Stanich's Ten til One on Fremont, remember the huge burgers?

Anybody remember cooking your own steak at the Inn Between in Welches?

 

[roadsend]

The Mermaid, Charlie's Place and the Dirty D (aka Desdemona) in Astoria.
Mary's in beautiful downtown Jeffer's Garden.

 

[No Wishin Just Fishin]

I used to deal Blackjack at the Green Meadows. The greek was a friend of mine.


Remeber Stucks Tavern? And played softball for the Oasis and Circle Inn in Forrest Grove. still have a 30-30 that belonged to old man Stucker