Apparently I'm a small town girl at heart. Â I'd rather seek out the local bars then visit something a bit more on the touristy side. Â Thank goodness for Sand Bar. Â As we walked around Saugatuck, I spotted the Sand Bar with its old fashioned, western style saloon sign just beckoning me to enter. Â I instantly had a good feeling about this place. Â I grabbed the man's hand and said "Oh, let's check that place out!" Â
The front section is set up with tables and chairs, with live music shows in mind. Â There is a juke box to the right, which consisted of some oldies and mostly blues albums. Â We headed to the back, and grabbed a pub table along the wall. Â Seated at the bar were locals. Â The place has to be good if the locals go there. Â They have a few beers on tap, noticeably Bells. Â I shimmied up to the bar, and placed my order for a Bells draft and a Jack & Coke. Â The total, 8 bucks. Â I'll take it!
I will say, the place as that stale odor that dive bars should have. Â You can tell at one time, this place was filled with cigarette smoke. Â I didn't find the smell of putting. Â I think I would be more offended if it smelled like roses. Â Way to keep it real, Sand Bar!