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Address: 25200 Alpine Rd, Monroe, OR 97456
Phone: (541) 424-3943
Website: https://www.facebook.com/HistoricAlpineTavern/?ref=nf
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Reviews
Candice Kerr
Love a good dive bar! This place is so welcoming and the back patio is palatial. Small town, no frills, but an absolute gem. Leianna is the best!
… moreLiz Opal
Must.Stop.Here! Such a great little hideaway in the foothills of the coast range. From the road it looks small, But, it has a large outdoor area that is well covered, lighted, seated and tabled as well as an uncovered portion with a horsheshoe pit, corn hole, large jenga set, inside is pool, all free, booths and bar seating, a few lottery machines a digital jukebox. The food is good, as are the drinks. The atmosphere is fun and laid back. The locals treat you like a local. All in all a great hang you need to try, especially after a long day of hiking!!
… moreGail Foster
Nice stop after hiking Alsea Falls. Friendly service. Big plate of $10 special that fed two people. Cold beer.
… moreBeverly Standstipher
Great local “hole in the wall”. Food was awesome. Very friendly employees. Make sure to ask for the local history book. Location is a historical landmark.
… moreAntoni
The Alpine Tavern is a local bar with a great selection of microbrews.
… moreRandy
Go here if you like cheap food, tacos are damn good, corn dogs $1. Beers cheap and great outside area. If you don’t like a good easy going country bar than don’t ruin this one.
… moreSamson M. Joseph
Been coming to The Alpine Tavern, albeit infrequently, over the past twenty-plus years. It is located in the middle of nowhere (or, more accurately, the middle of Alpine, pop. 250 or something). Put it this way: you have to make the effort to find it by veering off 99 on your way to hippie-ville Eugene or gentrified Corvallis. If you are in Monroe, you are almost there or just missed the turnoff onto Alpine Rd.
It is one of those places that I take out-of-town guests to show them something that isn’t tacky or over-thought. There are dollar bills tacked to the walls and ceilings, inside joke signs posted inside and out, and a rather nice (it once wasn’t that nice) outdoor area out back. The mixed drinks are poured well and the draft selection is perfectly fine. Never had the food. It is a place that is distinctly what it is and offers exactly what you would expect. It is also a place I always check to make sure is still open. Thankfully, it is!
It is also a place where, upon entering, you might get a brief look from the locals. Clearly, you aren’t a local. No biggie. And the service has varied from friendly to coolly serviceable. Again, no biggie. On a recent visit, with those out-of-town friends, it was just us, the bartender, a silently drinking fellow, and a couple at the video machines who clearly understood that it was 5pm somewhere. We had our drinks, they surveyed all the interesting items strewn about the place, and we left happy to have visited. Much like all the other times I have, again infrequently, visited.
One thing that has changed since my last visit? Last time, the mobile home next to the tavern was abandoned, with a spray-painted message saying “Mommy when are you coming home?” on the dented and dinged front door. It was funny, in that kinda’ tragic sort of way. This time? Someone tidied the place up. Progress and change . . . even in and around the lovely hamlet of Alpine (my tongue just bashed against my cheek).
If I lived closer, I would visit more often. But I don’t. Instead, I live in a town that once had The Amber Room and The Gables and other places that didn’t feel over-thought and contrived. So, I hope the wanderers of the world keep frequenting this place and keep it open so I can visit again in a few months . . . or years.
Thanks for another nice visit. Recommended.
… moreIt is one of those places that I take out-of-town guests to show them something that isn’t tacky or over-thought. There are dollar bills tacked to the walls and ceilings, inside joke signs posted inside and out, and a rather nice (it once wasn’t that nice) outdoor area out back. The mixed drinks are poured well and the draft selection is perfectly fine. Never had the food. It is a place that is distinctly what it is and offers exactly what you would expect. It is also a place I always check to make sure is still open. Thankfully, it is!
It is also a place where, upon entering, you might get a brief look from the locals. Clearly, you aren’t a local. No biggie. And the service has varied from friendly to coolly serviceable. Again, no biggie. On a recent visit, with those out-of-town friends, it was just us, the bartender, a silently drinking fellow, and a couple at the video machines who clearly understood that it was 5pm somewhere. We had our drinks, they surveyed all the interesting items strewn about the place, and we left happy to have visited. Much like all the other times I have, again infrequently, visited.
One thing that has changed since my last visit? Last time, the mobile home next to the tavern was abandoned, with a spray-painted message saying “Mommy when are you coming home?” on the dented and dinged front door. It was funny, in that kinda’ tragic sort of way. This time? Someone tidied the place up. Progress and change . . . even in and around the lovely hamlet of Alpine (my tongue just bashed against my cheek).
If I lived closer, I would visit more often. But I don’t. Instead, I live in a town that once had The Amber Room and The Gables and other places that didn’t feel over-thought and contrived. So, I hope the wanderers of the world keep frequenting this place and keep it open so I can visit again in a few months . . . or years.
Thanks for another nice visit. Recommended.
Chris Myers
Great little spot tucked in this small town. Lots of local historical photos on the wall. A great outdoor smoking area in the back. Was surprised at the amount of people that were here for such a small establishment! Burgers were good and the service was great. Definitely a good little place to check out
… moreDave Von Redlich
I love taverns in the middle of nowhere, and this one is exceptional! We both had the Western Burger with tots and it was excellent. Friendly staff. There’s an awesome outdoor area with horseshoes and it’s a very inviting outdoor area. So glad I found this place on a Moto ride and looking forward to going back.
… moreMike
Very friendly. Awesome piece of History. Some great historical photos on the wall. They serve burgers and sandwiches too. It was a fun stop. Don’t miss it if you’re in the area.
We like old places and history. The rating is based on the overall experience. I would give it 4 stars for the menu and 3 for the facilities.
… moreWe like old places and history. The rating is based on the overall experience. I would give it 4 stars for the menu and 3 for the facilities.