Beaumont, TX

The West Bar & Grill

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The West Bar & Grill — Long-running Beaumont neighborhood bar and grill with food, drinks, games, sports viewing and recurring live music. Artists working in Rock, country, cover bands, bar music should make immediate sense here. Musicians need enough presence to become part of the night without fighting the food-and-drink side of the business.

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409-860-9706

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21+
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Country, Rock
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6445 Calder Ave, Beaumont, TX 77706, United States
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409-860-9706
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