9 Best Bars near Walhalla

“Nice tavern with local beers/ciders on tap and they serve yummy food on the weekends.“

“Always a pleasure to stop by when I'm on a river trip. Haven't eaten anything from there yet, but I did a little breakfast cooking in the back yard when I stayed with a friend in one of the cabins in back. Went back another time in a camper. Nice place and nice accommodations. Music and fun in the mountains.“

“Just tried the NEW Burrata Di Parma sandwich 🔥 and it’s definitely a hit! The sauce has a slight sweetness to it — not too much, just enough to balance everything out perfectly. The meat, the burrata cheese, all of it came together real nice. A1 for sure! On top of that, the customer service from the owners was top tier — made the whole experience even better. I’ll definitely be recommending this spot 💯“

“Great venue for live, intimate music!“

“Brews has wonderful atmosphere! Patio out back is great when the weather is nice. Staff is always friendly and helpful! With 20 taps, I always find a dark beer that I like, even porters and stouts in the summer! Great pizza and beer for $10 on Friday and Saturday nights!

Kid-friendliness: Very kid friendly with games up front.“

“BEST MEXICAN FOOD AND GREAT SERVICE [Original] BEST MEXICAN FOOD AND GREAT SERVICE“

“So lucky to live so close! Their carnitas are delicious! Pico de gallo is fresh & flavorful. Rice & beans are good. Amazing salsa! 😋 Servers, hostesses & bartenders are amazing. I don’t drink but like bar seating & the woman working it was phenomenal. Attentive, friendly, and they had SportsCenter on TV, bonus points! Decor is beautiful, very clean and very well kept restaurant. My new fave spot!“

“Honest review, everyone is super friendly. The food is very good. It always comes out hot and fresh. Portions are perfect. Blueberry biscuits are amazing. Shrimp and grit are the absolute best. Tracy knocks it out of the park. BBQ sandwich is super tasty.“

“As a wife of an engineer in the Nuclear Power industry I know first hand what it's like to live in a hotel for months on end. Many of his crew works night shift and Jim has been there himself. You get off work at 4 or 5 am and nothing is open. You can't shut your stomach off so you're left with gas station or vending machine food. Very small refrigerators in the hotel rooms so you can't stock up on much other than some deli meat and cheese. Yesterday while visiting my husband on the road, we stopped at one of our favorite places in Seneca The Spot on the Alley. They were closed, or so we thought. Just as we turned to walk away from the locked door a man came and unlocked it. He let us in and explained they were just finishing up a few renovations. He kept apologizing and if we didn't mind them cleaning up they could serve us shortly. He said they were running odd hours due to the outage and decided to get a few things done in between the busy hours. I told him we just wanted to get an appetizer as we already had dinner plans but we were hungry and it would be a few hours before we were able to eat. He served us a big bowl of queso and fresh chips. I ordered a drink from the bar and we sat and talked quietly watching them work to get things put away. So the man came back and handed us a menu and invited us to come back the next morning. Come to find out they open early for the outage workers. The Spot on the Alley opens at 5 am during outage season for night shift to be able to get something hot to eat after a long night of hardwork. I just have to mention how nice I think it is. The man did tell me he only purchased The Spot on the Alley a few months prior. We have so much respect for these little towns who host hundreds of Plant workers a few months out of the year. Not to many businesses take into account the shifts these men and women work and their sacrifices and the odd shifts often times put their good health into question. So thank you for opening early for night shift. Don't know who will see it but here's the menu.“