Mary's Corral

Take this review with a grain of salt, as I was there at 3:30pm on a weekday.   That is the deadest time of day for any bar, so my review is based upon what this bar is like when you are the only customer in the place. :)

Mary's Corral is right on the north side of MO-58 in the center of town, surrounded by a gravel lot.  The layout of the bar is kind of strange, when you enter you come through a hallway that wraps around a separate room where the pool tables are.

It was a day filled with NCAA basketball tournament games, but our bartender (a very pleasant older woman)  welcomed us by turning on the TV to a PBS documentary about working conditions in copper mines in the 1910s. This led to my brother later calling the visit "depressing".

Though Coors and Miller were listed on the menu mounted on the north wall, "We don't carry Coors and usually don't have much Miller," the bartender told us.

While dropping a deuce in bars is generally considered a serious  violation of Bar Law, one would definitely not want to do it here. The sewer system can't handle toilet paper so your wipings all have to be tossed into a basket for all to see.