Nice enough place in East End. Neighborhood bar. Light and easy to see inside. Don't take credit, cash only, so have some actual money.

As former Superiorites, we always stop in with family to catch up on what's been happening around the area and visit with Walt and his wife, Sarah. All the staff here, including Michelle P. (former bartender from the Palace Bar) are first-rate, customer-friendly, and efficient. You can tell they love what they do! Prices are very reasonable and they are right around the corner on E. 5th St. from the Old Firehouse & Police Museum here in the east end of Superior. There are also 5 slot machines located at this bar.Architecture: Even if you're not in the mood for alcohol, this bar is located in a wonderful stone building built back in 1889. It is my understanding that the pressed tin ceiling is original as well as the wonderful wooden bar counter and bar back. Also, Walt (Pudge) and Sarah, the owners, also purchased many items (including the wooden paneling) from St. Alban's the Martyr Episcopalian Church which was being torn down here in Superior and now make up much of the inside decor of this local bar. There are gorgeous tiffany lamps throughout as well as the church pieces. You can always drop in for a soda/beer/mixed drink to marvel at these historical and wonderfully carved items and ask the staff for more information. I have uploaded some pics.