Lake St. Clair - Bars

Cruzaholic · 09-29-2007, 06:54 PM

Can anyone tell me if Jacks and Garwood's still exist on Lake St. Clair? They were two of my favorite watering holes when I lived up there.

h2oboater · 09-29-2007, 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Cruzaholic

Can anyone tell me if Jacks and Garwood's still exist on Lake St. Clair? They were two of my favorite watering holes when I lived up there.

Garwood's is gone, it's now waterfront homes, Jacks is still there with new owners, not much different !!!

Cruzaholic · 10-01-2007, 11:19 AM

That's too bad. Garwood's was my favorite of the two. Lots of memories from there.

Thanks h2o

senzaspectre · 10-01-2007, 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Cruzaholic

That's too bad. Garwood's was my favorite of the two. Lots of memories from there.

Thanks h2o

The building was picked up and moved to a location on Hall Rd. (M-59) and is know called The Aspen.

I agree, one of my favorite waterfront bars at the time.

The next up and coming hot spot...........LUNA KAI @ Ginos Surf.

Cruzaholic · 10-01-2007, 03:22 PM

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The next up and coming hot spot...........LUNA KAI @ Ginos Surf.

Where's that at? It's been 10 years since I lived in the area.

I loved running the channels and cuts up in the Northeast corner of the lake. Lake St. Clair was a great place for boating.

I need my memory refreshed. What was the name of that bay where all the boats rafted off to each other in waste deep water? Not Muskamoot, but the one North of it.

AB From Windsor · 10-01-2007, 07:12 PM

You must of remembered Sinbad's? It's still there by the Roostertail.

sleeper_dave · 10-02-2007, 07:58 AM

Luna Kai is a tiki bar at Gino's Surf. There was talk of having docks available at harbor club north, not sure if that panned out. if not, there's no way in by boat.

Don't forget Browns, the Tin Fish, the Sand Bar, Club Capri, Deckers, Crews Inn, Captains Landing, Bayview Barge (although I think they might be closed for good now), the Beach Grille, the Raft (if you can get in there, which pretty much means jetboat), and all the little places along the north channel back on them canals.

Muscamoot is the party spot nowadays, at least on the weekends. Watch out for the drunks coming out of there.

Cruzaholic · 10-02-2007, 01:48 PM

Ah, you guys are really making me miss that place.

Heck, I even used to tie up in Algonac to walk across the street and buy ice cream from Dairy Queen.

The only thing I don't miss are those blasted Fish Flies.