Brooklyn Tavern

The Brooklyn Tavern is located 18 miles off of US Highway 101 between Raymond and Cosmopolis. Follow N. River Road east from 101.   It's a pretty drive and the Brooklyn is more of a destination (just to see Ray (the tavernkeeper) or other special event like Saginaw Days, etc.).  There are no Services in Brooklyn so bring cash and a good tank of gas.

Here's their website:

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Next time I go here, I'll take more pics. It's decorated w/ huge old chain saws and other logging antiques. There's a potbellied stove in the middle of the room and "the bell" is off an old locomotive, so when you ring the bell....you Really ring the bell. The coolest thing (I think) is that the tavern is built over a tiny stream that is channeled along the bottom of the bar and was once used as a spittoon.   There are several old framed logging photographs hanging around - they are cool too.

The menu is (or was) limited:  frozen pizzas, chips, etc.