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The Local Bar
- Address: 2397 County Rd A, Spooner, WI 54801
- Phone: (218) 390-6158
Hours:
- Wednesday: 4:00 PM – 10:30 PM
- Friday: 3:00 PM – 12:00 AM
- Saturday: 12:00 PM – 11:30 PM
- Sunday: 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM
- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: Closed
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About:
The Local Bar is a modern and clean Northwoods watering hole located in Spooner, Wisconsin. Known for its welcoming neighborhood environment, this bar stands out with an impressive selection of over 20 unique taps featuring craft beers and hard ciders, alongside a great cocktail menu. The venue is highly entertainment-focused, boasting a large, lively game room packed with brand-new bar games and lucky slot machines. With a beautiful back patio for warmer days and plenty of TVs for sports fans, it is a favorite gathering spot for large groups, holiday celebrations, and weekend cabin visitors.
Review Highlights:
- The draft list is a massive hit with patrons, who routinely praise the extensive, high-quality selection of 20-plus craft beer and cider taps.
- The entertainment value is highly rated, thanks to a spacious, clean game room filled with top-tier bar games and popular slot machines that guests describe as “real lucky.”
- The owners (Patrick and Mary) and bartenders (including Beth) are frequently singled out for providing exceptional, friendly, and accommodating service to parties of all sizes.
- While the bar serves its own delicious pizzas and pub snacks, it is highly unique for its relaxed outside food policy—allowing guests to bring in meals from “The Shop” across the street to enjoy with their drinks.
- Reviewers consistently describe the atmosphere as clean, cozy, and vibrant, making it an excellent spot for watching football or enjoying a girls’ weekend getaway.
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