So Long Saloon

So Long Saloon is a restaurant in Manhattan, KS. Known for its burgers, the restaurant also serves made-to-order sandwiches, salads, and a variety of appetizers including its signature chipotle raspberry and black bean dip. The menu features fried fish tacos, fried beef tacos, sliders, and specialty fries. The restaurant is located in Manhattan’s Aggieville neighborhood and is open Tuesday through Sunday. It has a 4.70 rating from its patrons.

So Long Saloon was founded in 2001 by Julie Haynes, Randy Buller, Rob Goode, and Jason Humes. The building previously housed Pyramid Pizza and Carousel Clothing, longtime Aggieville businesses. The restaurant includes a historic c. 1902-06 Brunswick San Juan bar, restored by Joe Newell of Clay Center, Kansas. The bar was originally from the Frontier Hotel in Kemmerer, Wyoming. The restaurant also features letterpress posters from Yee Haw Industries and art from local artists. It has received recognition for its food, including awards for best hamburger and best beef appetizer from the Kansas Beef Council in 2004.

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With a menu rooted in hearty, made-to-order fare and a space rich in history and local character, So Long Saloon offers a unique dining experience in Manhattan’s Aggieville.