John's Frosted Mug is a
restaurant slash bar located on the main drag in the small
southwestern town of Forsyth Missouri. It's been around for almost
forever as has the owner John Sumner. I like to frequent the joint
for the main reason that it is only a mile or so from my place. And
while the exterior might look a little worn with time, the inside
features nice tables and bar stools.
On a otherwise dreary day in August, I
ambled into the establishment's air conditioned coolness with a sense
of relief, as my AC unit was on semi permanent hiatus. The bartender,
on that day, was the ever beautiful Judy Brown; a professional if
there ever was one! Honestly, I've never seen a customer have to wait
very long to be served when Judy was behind the bar. (She has that
kind of sixth sense or spacial awareness that separates a so-so type
of employee from the Awesome kind of person who seems to know what you
want even before you did)!
Also in attendance was Tim Evans, the chef, and
just a smattering of 'regulars' such as Morrison,
Wally, and my good friend Donnie Oakley who was the proud owner of an awesome Harley that looked to be in mint condition!
While I there, I had a chance to sample
a slice of the Mug's signature pizza. And, while the picture at right is a bit
fuzzy, it tasted just awesome. The Mug has a full menu, and over the
years, I've sample many of their offerings, all of which have been first
class in taste while staying at an affordable cost!
Such a nice neighborhood pub. Good people and good food. Nice pics Dan.
ReplyDeleteMy second home love that place... best barmaids ever.. it's that place where every one knows your name.
ReplyDeleteLove the mug!! I have so many memories there from the past 14 years. Their pizza is amazing. Steaks are really good. And although I haven't been there in a while, the staff is amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteEveryone knows where to find Morris from noon to two, he has some great friends there, and when a regular goes to the hospital or a regular is having a hard time finanacial everyone is concerned and they pitch in to help each other
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