Crowbar Cafe

The Crowbar Cafe has been serving up food and frontier charm since the late 1930s. Once known as the Red Buggy Cafe, it took on its now-iconic name in 1947 and added a bar in the 1950s. A standout feature is the welded iron footrail—crafted by local artist Jill "Lady Buffalo" Thacker—etched with the names of nearby mines. It’s part eatery, part time capsule, and all Shoshone.

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