Eagle Pass Saloon

Walked into the Eagle Pass Saloon while on a Sunday drive, looking for a burger and a beer — and had one of the best cheap bar burgers of my life. The staff was friendly, the few assorted regulars were nice and chatted with us about the game on TV and never made us feel like outsiders in their small town bar, a common problem at many small town watering holes.
We were served our drinks by the affable bartender and given menus. Me and my girlfriend had only come for burgers so we didn’t look over the other items on offer too thoroughly, but I did see items apart from burgers; such as ribeye, fish, Philly, grilled chicken, BBQ pork, and turkey sandwiches.
The burgers were cheap and huge. $ 3 for a burger, $ 3.50 for a cheeseburger, $ 4 for a bacon cheeseburger, $ 5.50 for a double cheeseburger, etc. we ordered three cheeseburgers between the two of us, thinking that at $ 3.50 apiece they wouldn’t be very substantial and would leave us wanting. We also ordered some pretty standard issue waffle fries and some delicious hand dipped cheese curds to round out our calorie bomb meal.
When the burgers arrived we felt pretty dumb having ordered 3 of them. They were huge; with thick slices of super ripe tomato, grilled onions, iceberg lettuce and pickle spears. I’d say they were close to the ½ pound mark, weight wise, my girlfriend thought maybe ¹⁄₃ pound. They appeared to be hand pattied and were well seasoned.
All in all, some of the best bar food I’ve had in a long time, at a super cheap price. As I recall, I believe our bill came to $ 21 for 2 beers, 3 cheeseburgers with the works, and a big basket each of waffle fries and curds.
Great deal, great place, great food! Definitely going back some future Sunday.
Oh, it should also be noted by Unilocal that this business is mis-​categorized as a hair salon, not a Saloon/​Bar and Grill.