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Earl's is newly remodeled in the old 'Nighthawks' location, but has a long history as the oldest bar in downtown La Crosse, Wisconsin. Earls 'clubhouse atmosphere' was redone by owners and brothers Bill, Jim, Greg and Bob Flottmeyer, who have owned the former Nighthawk’s Tap building for the past three years. Find 1 listings related to Casino Bar in La Crosse on YP.com. See reviews, photos, directions, phone numbers and more for Casino Bar locations in La Crosse, WI.
Home to cheese curds and beer festivals, La Crosse, Wisconsin sits on bluffs overlooking the Mississippi River. You can find seasonal activities in and around the city, including fishing, boating and birding, but you’ll need to travel out of town for casino games. In western Wisconsin, the Ho-Chunk tribe entertains visitors at two casinos, and neighboring Iowa and Minnesota each offer unique casino destinations.
Whitetail Crossing Casino
Unless you are participating in other area activities, this Ho-Chunk casino in Tomah isn’t a destination gaming facility. It’s a small casino attached to the Whitetail Crossing Convenience Store with nearly 100 slot machines. It doesn’t have a restaurant, hotel or table games. It's 45 miles from La Crosse, in an interesting region that grows cranberries and hosts winter sports such as snowmobiling and cross-country skiing.
Majestic Pines Bingo and Casino
Another Ho-Chunk casino 48 miles northeast of La Crosse in Black River Falls offers 600 reel and digital slot machines. If you like to play the tables, you can enjoy several games of roulette, blackjack and poker, including Texas Hold 'Em. For the bingo players, this casino has a hall with electronic and scheduled games. The attached hotel at Majestic Pines Bingo and Casino has 60 rooms -- including some with whirlpools -- conference rooms and an indoor pool with water slide. If you get hungry, you can choose from a cafe, buffet or poker bar.
Lady Luck Casino
Across the Mississippi River and south 60 miles, Lady Luck is a destination casino where Pinky the Elephant stands guard in a top hat. It’s a classic riverboat establishment moored in a marina near Marquette, Iowa. While there's no hotel, it offers several dining choices, including a buffet, and also features scheduled entertainment. Choose among 550 slot machines and a robust schedule of card games, including blackjack and Texas Hold 'Em. This casino’s most convenient feature is that it offers daily bus service to and from La Crosse.
Treasure Island Resort and Casino
This Minnesota casino north of Red Wing is 105 miles from La Crosse. Treasure Island is a 150,000-square-foot destination casino within driving or boating distance. The casino has more than 2,200 slot machines and a recently remodeled bingo hall. You'll find 27 blackjack tables and the only live poker room in the region. In the summer, the casino offers river cruises on a private yacht built in La Crosse. With 13 restaurants and bars, 480 luxury rooms and headline entertainment in a 3,000-seat theater, this casino is worth staying at for a night or two.
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Welcome to Earl's Grocery & Saloon!
Come in and join in the fun at Earl's Grocery & Saloon where the refreshments are plenty and the company is entertaining. Earl's is newly remodeled in the old 'Nighthawks' location, but has a long history as the oldest bar in downtown La Crosse, Wisconsin.
La Crosse Tribune
Earls 'clubhouse atmosphere' was redone by owners and brothers Bill, Jim, Greg and Bob Flottmeyer, who have owned the former Nighthawk’s Tap building for the past three years. After the longtime blues haunt closed this fall, they and an army of friends got to work taking the building back down to its origins and reopening as Earl's. Nine weeks of intense remodeling has exposed the original brick walls, beadboard ceiling and wood floor of what had been a grocery store in 1870, and became a combination grocery and saloon in 1895. The name of the bar, 'Earls' is in honor of good friend Earl Mayer, who lost his fight with skin cancer two years ago.
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Earl's is open from 4 p.m. to close Tuesday through Friday and noon to close on Saturdays. Closed Sunday and Mondays. Modern touches include five large-screen televisions, and the back room can be rented for parties or meetings. The phone number is 608-785-EARL (3275). Earl's is also on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/earlssaloon.