All Nightlife in Watertown

Tavern Restaurant and Enrico’s, Longtime Public Square Eateries For Over 50 Years Before becoming the

“All Cities Had Them” – Court Street Was Watertown’s Red Light District In The late

The Vallat House On Factory Street: A Hotel At Factory Square With all the manufacturing

George D. Colesante Opens “Colesante’s,” A Factory Street Mainstay After Prohibition Ends In 1933 If

401 Mill Street, Home To J. B. Wise Co., Wilbur’s, California Brewery and Watertown Roller

The Strand Opened in 1914 as a Modern Theater on Franklin Street Watertown, NY, would

The Harris House, One of Watertown’s Earliest Taverns and Hotels on Public Square Built in

O’Toole’s Roadhouse Restaurant at Salmon Run Mall In 1988, O’Toole’s Roadhouse Restaurant joined the Ground

The Watertown Bowl And Its Many Clubs Over The Years (1959 – 1996) In late

Long-Running Music Box Restaurant Moves To New Cedar Square, Eventually Becomes Home To Golden Lion

Solving, and Building, A Mystery: Barney’s Place – Factory Street Anywhere there’s hard work to

Watertown Consumers’ Brewing Company Becomes Northern Brewing Company (1892 – 1943) The Northern Brewing Company,

The American Hotel on the corner of Arsenal and Arcade Streets Constructed in 1851 after

The Brown Shanty’s Original Name: Wade’s Barbecue, Then Moran’s Barbecue For its first year of