Elbow Room: Historic Landmark

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Established in 1952, the Elbow Room is a landmark in Columbus, Mississippi. @elbowroomcolumbus (Instagram) @theelbowroom1 (Twitter)

Elbow Room: Historic Landmark


The original Elbow Room opened in 1952, to the best of anyone's recollection. In either 1961 or 1962 it moved to it's current location at 418 2nd Ave N, Columbus, MS. Prior to being the Elbow Room, it was the OK Sandwich Shop.

Over the years, the Elbow Room has been loved by many. John McClannahan and his Bartending Dog, Buckshot, made the bar famous in the 80's. Legendary James "Son" Thomas, Walter "Wale" Liniger and Bob "Mississippi Spoonman" Rowell all played at the Bow. Today, the Elbow Room is recognized by the Historic Blues Trail for its contribution to the history of Mississippi music, and we continue to support local artists.

As with any girl, she wants to be loved and appreciated for what she is and does, regardless of how she looks. But, like every lady, she deserves an occasional make over, so we've been working hard to give her a face lift with many upgrades.

The bar is lined with outlets and USB charging ports, and we keep a variety of charging cables available. A recent addition to the kitchen is an Italian brick refractory pizza oven for an outstanding dining experience.

    Pub, Lounge, Diner

    Coffee, Dinner, Drinks, Lunch

   
          Suitable for groups
          Takeaway
          Booking is NOT mandatory


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      418 2nd Ave N, Columbus, United States

  Internal parking, Parking in the street

   
Monday
16:00-01:00
Tuesday
16:00-01:00
Wednesday
16:00-01:00
Thursday
16:00-01:00
Friday
16:00-01:00
Saturday
18:00-01:00
Sunday
Closed



   
          


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