Carbonado Saloon

Burgers and handmade fries yes, but fast food?  No way! Sit back and take time to enjoy the ambiance of this old-fashioned saloon established in 1889. Reminiscent of the hey-days of coal mining and timber towns, there is more than enough memorabilia you can see on your first visit. The building once housed the town’s post office, barber shop, and even a dentist’s office, many believe the facility served as a saloon since shortly after prohibition. Enjoy the covered beer garden and fire pit in the summer or the wood stove for cold days of winter. Got kids?  Minors can order candy, soda pop, and food from the “Candy Window” until 10 pm at night. Visitors can enjoy a pool table, an old-time jukebox, and the 8,000 sq. feet beer garden.

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