Are you fascinated by tales of the Old West? There’s something undeniably exciting about imagining a time when cowboys roamed the land and horses were the most common mode of transportation. While Michigan might not be the first state that comes to mind when you think “Old West,” there’s one spot here in the Great Lakes State where you’ll find a fun dose of that old-fashioned atmosphere.
The Painted Lady Saloon is located at 723 Kosciusko St in Manistee.
As its name suggests, this unique spot is set up to conjure images of old-time saloons, which once dotted the western frontier and served as a place to hang up those boots.
The Painted Lady prides itself on being "the Oldest Operating Saloon in Town," and you’ll feel a sense of history as soon as you set foot inside. Get ready for a fun meal.
The restaurant’s decor brings together an eclectic mix of traditional "Old West" design and plenty of rustic standards, from antique train sets to antlers to a model stagecoach.
Peruse the menu as you appreciate the fun design of the saloon. Whether you’re here to enjoy a few drinks or indulge in a full dinner, you’ll surely be delighted by your options.
The most popular menu item at the Painted Lady is its famous broasted chicken, which will have your mouth watering. It’s impossible to go wrong with this classic choice.
Other delicious options include hearty burgers, tasty lake perch, plenty of sandwiches, homemade soups, delectable fresh salads, along with a variety of sides and appetizers.
Regardless of what you order, you’ll be treated to attentive service and a friendly atmosphere. You might just feel like a cowboy who’s stepped off his horse for the night.
Whether you’re a newcomer or a longtime fan of this unique saloon, one thing is for sure: a trip to the Painted Lady will stand out as an unforgettable dining experience.
Have you enjoyed drinks or dinner at this fun spot in the Great Lakes State? We’d love to hear all about your experiences, so be sure to drop us a line in the comment section below. Happy dining!
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