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Address: 106 W Stanley St, Granite Falls, WA 98252
Phone: (360) 386-8356
Website: https://spartree.com/
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Located at 106 W Stanley St Granite Falls, WA 98252 · At your service · Historic Spar Tree Bar & Grill – Where Community & Great Food Meet! · Great Food! · Great …
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Spar Tree, Granite Falls. 704 likes · 40 talking about this · 247 were here. We’re a small town bar where good friends, good music and great food meet…
Spar Tree, 106 W Stanley St, Granite Falls, WA 98252, US – MapQuest
Spa Tree is a local granite FALLS bar. Their food is fried food, and it’s not bad. Service is good to excellent. The ambience is fun especially on karaoke night …
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Becky Zigweid
Fantastic local watering hole with a full bar and a respectable amount of taps. Great service!! The hot dogs absolutely hit the spot. I had chili cheese dog with onions, my fiance had the regular dog. Both dogs were served with fritos and exactly what we wanted.
… moreHasanex Mendez
We love this bar so much. But, does it close At 1:30am or 2am? They start freaking out at 1:30am which is fine… but don’t end our pool game at 1:27am because “we’re done”. Either way. We love them all just a suggestion in regards to hours of operation.
… moreBree Figueroa
I want to give my highest regards to Spar Tree! Absolutely one of my favorite bars of all time. The staff is always friendly and caring. The atmosphere is chill and fun. I really love it here!
… moreCraig Reimer
A traditional tavern that was a nice change from the faux fancy craft beer establishment’s that are everywhere these days. The food was very tasty and inexpensive. My wife’s burger was so hot she had to wait a few minutes before eating it. There is a good selection of beers and spirits to choose from. We sat inside where there were several tv’s to watch the games on. There is also a patio available. The staff was friendly. We will definitely be going back.
… moreChristian Atzinger
It was one of those beautifully sunny days in Granite Falls where the sun finally punched through the mist, and the air smelled like wet cedar and second chances.
That’s when you find yourself at the Spar Tree Tavern. A place where the neon glows warmly on weathered wood, where the sound of laughter mixes with the clack of pool balls, and where the jukebox swings between old country and grunge without apology.
And there’s Tammie. All-star waitress. Bartender. The unofficial mayor of smiles. She’ll remember your name before you’ve finished your first drink, crack a joke that catches you off guard, and tell you the best places to watch the river when it floods in spring. She moves through the room like she’s known it forever, dropping one-liners and refilling your glass with a grin that makes you feel like you’ve stumbled into the right place on exactly the right day.
Locals swap stories about old logging roads and weekend plans, the pool table balls coast down the table, and a dog might wander in, tail wagging, as if checking on everyone.
At the Spa Tree Tavern, you discover that time stretches in the best way, filled with stories and the comforting hum of a place that doesn’t need to impress you, because it already feels like home.
You leave lighter than you arrived, with Tammies wave at the door reminding you: sometimes, all you need is a cold drink, a laugh, and a beautifully sunny day in a small-town tavern you didn’t know you were looking for.
… moreThat’s when you find yourself at the Spar Tree Tavern. A place where the neon glows warmly on weathered wood, where the sound of laughter mixes with the clack of pool balls, and where the jukebox swings between old country and grunge without apology.
And there’s Tammie. All-star waitress. Bartender. The unofficial mayor of smiles. She’ll remember your name before you’ve finished your first drink, crack a joke that catches you off guard, and tell you the best places to watch the river when it floods in spring. She moves through the room like she’s known it forever, dropping one-liners and refilling your glass with a grin that makes you feel like you’ve stumbled into the right place on exactly the right day.
Locals swap stories about old logging roads and weekend plans, the pool table balls coast down the table, and a dog might wander in, tail wagging, as if checking on everyone.
At the Spa Tree Tavern, you discover that time stretches in the best way, filled with stories and the comforting hum of a place that doesn’t need to impress you, because it already feels like home.
You leave lighter than you arrived, with Tammies wave at the door reminding you: sometimes, all you need is a cold drink, a laugh, and a beautifully sunny day in a small-town tavern you didn’t know you were looking for.
Kinsey Kahlo
Great spot for grub and a drink. Good service and tasty food at reasonable prices. I will definitely go back any time I’m in the area
… moreShelley Rose
Great small town bar offering $5 brunch opening two hours early for the Seahawks game.
… moreDan Arnold
Great little spot off of the beaten path, at least for me. Free pool, surprisingly good liquor and beer selection, fried food. I’d definitely stop in again if I was nearby. Also, Rachel was really cool.
… moreKay
Good food. Good service. Good place to gather. Easy parking.
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