Tavern At the Bridge

The new owners have done a great job but the government leach that hangs out there Ted needs to get a life Real drag

The bartender Nikki is one of the most accommodating bartenders I have ever experienced. I came here on a whim and oddly enough, I will come back here often because it was surprisingly one of the beat bar experiences I’ve had in a long time. On a side note, Nikki has the most gorgeous long hair that is not «tucked into her pants» contrary to popular belief.

I love townie bars, but not ones filled with loud, overserved alcoholics. Very sad state of affairs.

Good little bar. Could be considered a biker bar but more for the townies. Friendly enough service. Cold beer and snacks.

Nice place. 11−9−10 is now closed with new owner.

Nice little bar along the river. I like places like this that use to be someones house and now a lace to get wasted. The bar is small and they don’t have a pool table or nothing. Parking lot is small so I guess the laces never gets crowded.

This place is the ultimate townie bar. It’s located out by where my parents live, so I only go to it if I am visiting them for some reason. I love it though. The people there are either really sketchy or really cool. Usually it leans more toward the latter. You never know whom you’ll end up talking to by the end of the night. It might be some guy explaining the best methods of fishing in the Fox River or some burly fellow telling why you should never get married. The bartenders are all really nice and efficient. It’s a smaller place, so in all honesty there is no reason for them not to be. Playing darts is always an option, and so is going for a perfect game in table bowling. (It’s impossible, by the way). Don’t expect anything fancy here, both in the ways of beer and liquor. Most times I end up leaving with a belly full of peanuts, Pabst, and Jaeger. It’s always a good time at this place.