This 1906 saloon has live bands and country-and-western bric-a-brac everywhere you look. Prince Charles stopped in for an impromptu pint during a local visit in 2006; on a normal day you'll find everyone from bearded old-timers to girlfriend-getaway-twenty-somethings drinking at all hours.
Old Western Saloon
Marin County
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