Malemute Saloon

Malemute Saloon is a Bar in Fairbanks, AK. Located at 3660 Main Street in Ester, Alaska, the historic venue offers cold beverages, peanuts, and local food trucks alongside live entertainment on the main floor and a new deck. It holds a 4.90 rating based on customer reviews. The property includes an assay and blacksmith shop from the early 1900s, while other buildings date from 1920 to 1960 and supported a large dredge operation run by the Fairbanks Exploration Company. The saloon building itself dates to 1906 and was originally a garage before conversion. Patrons can toss peanut shells on the wooden floor. Musicians perform on a full schedule all summer long. The venue is open Friday and Saturday from 5:30 pm to 12:00 am, and Sunday from 2:00 pm to 10:00 pm. The bar counter was acquired from the Royal Alexandria Hotel in Dawson City. Half was installed in the original saloon, and the other half was stored in the old blacksmith shop. After the saloon was lost to a fire in 1969, it was rebuilt using the remaining half of the counter. The resort operated under the name Cripple Creek Resort before being renamed Ester Gold Camp in the 1980s. The resort closed in 2008. The renovated Malemute Saloon reopened in 2020 and operates from May through September. The establishment is known for its positive rating from customers who have reviewed it. Malemute Saloon serves Fairbanks with a historic setting and live music.

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