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New Nortons Country Corner
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Review by:
James W.
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Queen Creek closes up pretty early with this one exception. A dance floor, six pool tables and a long bar for sitting at makes you feel like you stepped back in time to a western saloon. If only they still allowed gambling off the reservations you would likely see poker played here. Lots of the standard fare can be had here on tap or in bottles. There is no food so don't ask, it's not a restaurant bet a real saloon style drinking establishment. At night there is a bouncer and even during the day a large guy can be seen lurking about in case of trouble. I would suggest coming here if you are looking to get out late one eve as there is little else to do in town.
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