Frisco Bar

The experience I had there with my friend Salt was very amazing! Trina served us the coldest beers I have ever had. My thirst was immediately satisfied, I will definitely be back to visit my friend Salt and his local friends!

On my first visit I witnessed a highly amusing fight and was given a coupon for a free drink for the next time I visited. How can it get better than that?! Let me count the ways...1. Sell VODKA.2. Take credit cards.3. Sell VODKA.If you are the type of person that doesn't care about those three things, this place is for you. I sipped fat Coors in an official Frisco Bar koozie for a couple of hours in this old timey bar and had a great time. The bar is a single long and skinny room, with wooden floors and a few booths and tables lining the wall. There are great pictures and antiques lining the walls, and there was an acceptable live band there when we went. It's a little off the beaten path and full of regulars, but they are friendly to new people and don't mind us younger folks livening the place up a bit. If this place started selling liquor I would be a regular.

This was my first visit to the Frisco Bar and I'll be back. This is a beer only bar and seems to be filled with locals. The locals were very friendly greeting us the minute we came up to the bar. We received a plastic business card for a $1 off of a beer that we could keep or use on our next purchase. The bar has no bar stools, you stand up and enjoy your beer. There are tables available for seating along the walls. This is a long narrow bar decorated with beer cans/bottles from past to present. If you are like me and like bars where the beer is cold and the locals are friendly, this is your place.

Been going off and on to the Frisco since the 70's, they had sawdust on the floor for dancing. They had big glasses for beer for a quarter. Sad to say I haven't been there in a long while, I'd like to get back. I also spent time at the Flamingo on S 81, I went to school with the owners daughter, Peggy.

My father and I and my mother used to go to this bar all the time they have the best drinks in town I know it's not like the old days when the original owner on the bar but is second best

A hole in the wall close to downtown. Look for a huge 7-UP sign out front, that, or a row of Harleys....a shotgun building full of pool, beer, cigs, pizza and football. Must be over a thousand bottles and cans of beer from all over the world that surrounds the ceiling - tv's at every angle, and a lovely bartender - Shauna.... Order a beer between 3-4 every day and roll the dice for a dollar off your second, third or fifth beer.