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Smiling JOe

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Nov 18, 2004
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Don't go to Salty Dog Saloon! I need to be able to get a seat! lol. I went with a friend after work, and we had a great time. I saw many familiar faces, many friends, and a few SoWaller friends. The place was packed, and looked new, yet familiar. No sign posted yet, and it was their fifth day opened. I think they will do very well with that place. The smokers deck looks larger than I remember it, so for those who like to smoke with their drinks, you have that option, though no A/C outside.

Smiling faces on the people working there, and Heidi (server) took great care of us. We were greeted at the door upon arrival, and welcomed in. It is very casual, and not a formal greeting in any way -- just friendly and sincere. The crowd was almost 100% local, and the others were want-to-be locals. The bartenders looked happy, and Stan (mgr) was working, too, checking on everyone to ensure all was well, which is greatly appreciated.
Good selection of fairly-priced beers on tap (if you like hoppy beer, try Fire Rock Ale).

Freshly squeezed grapefruit and oranges for the Salty Dogs and Greyhounds.

Food menu mixed with apps, sandwiches, burgers, po-boys, with shrimp, oyster, and fish baskets, and steak.

We ate the Fried Brie with the sweet asian sauce, and it was mighty tasty and complemented my Fire Rock Ale. Good report on the Avocado/Swiss burger. The Brie/Sauteed Onion Burger will be next on my list to sample.

Scooter, I informed Stan (mgr) about the door not locking for the women's restroom, and he stated that he was aware of the problem, and it is an issue with the door frame, and he cannot repair it himself, but they were working on getting someone to work on it.

(Pool table still in action.)
 

scooterbug44

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May 8, 2007
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Thanks for telling Stan about the door lock - we told a waitress about it opening night after I suprised someone :blush:.

Definitely love the new menu, beer selection and pool table.

We got about 10 games in because I was so happy to have access to a table! :wave:
 

Franny

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Mar 27, 2005
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Thanks for telling Stan about the door lock - we told a waitress about it opening night after I suprised someone :blush:.

Definitely love the new menu, beer selection and pool table.

We got about 10 games in because I was so happy to have access to a table! :wave:

We were there last night as well, saw a happy SJ!!:wave: The wings were grayt and we really like the entire menu. Stan the man-ager was also wonderful and spoke to everyone about their experiences and what they liked/disliked. They have ordered tv's for the outside deck and will have the music piped out there too. Scooter, I forgot all about the bathroom issue, whew, I am a lucky dog that no one walked in on me!:clap: We will be back!!
 

scooterbug44

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May 8, 2007
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The bathroom issue is so minor - wasn't meaning to harp. Since there is always a line for a women's room or a friend nearby, it's an easy solution to have someone watch the door for you!
 

seagrovegirl

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Feb 9, 2008
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Who owns Salty's now? Easy fix for the bathroom door, hook and eye lock, temporarily. Or maybe it's part of the attraction! Glad to hear there is an old local favorite back open!
 

Franny

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Mar 27, 2005
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Pt. Washington
I'm a want to be local and I'm coming in this weekend. Where is the Salty?

Blue Mtn Beach, located directly on 30-A, beige with maroon trim. I believe someone mentioned there is no sign.

Who owns Salty's now? Easy fix for the bathroom door, hook and eye lock, temporarily. Or maybe it's part of the attraction! Glad to hear there is an old local favorite back open!

Stinky's owner. Grayt idea for the bathroom door!
 

Smiling JOe

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Nov 18, 2004
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I thought about that hook and eye, too, but I wondered if there may be some law about not being able to get someone out. eg- someone goes to the restroom, locks the door, has a heart attack, falls hitting her head, rendering her unconscious, and no one can get to the person to save her life because that type of lock cannot be unlocked from the outside. I have no idea if that is the case, but I could see it being so.
 

Jdarg

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Feb 15, 2005
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I called Bdarg to tell him we had arrived in Nashville safe and sound. He was at Salty Dog, starting his week of bachelorhood off right.:roll:
 
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