The Rusted Anchor (Dive Bar)

General information:
Location: The Pier
Hours: Monday-Sunday: 6PM-6AM, Kitchen closes at 12PM on Weekdays. Breakfast is served Sun-Thurs.
Happy Hour: Thursday and Friday, 6-8PM

Description:
The Rusted Anchor is a small bar wedged between two warehouses along the pier. The primary clientele is sailors and warehouse workers employed along the pier and, as a result, the staff tends to be unfriendly towards tourists and students. The Rusted Anchor has a reputation for being a rough bar and fights are not uncommon, but the patrons are quick to look out for each other, making it difficult for outsiders to gain information or for the police to get a clear description of what went down.

The exterior is unassuming, but easy to find due to the large metal anchor standing right in front of the building. Patrons need to walk around it to enter the door, meaning it is difficult for multiple people to try and enter at once.

The interior is exposed brick, high, wooden tables decorated in carvings (most of which are not in English) and the standard neon lighting that is so common in bars. A large chalk board resting above the bar holds a list of bets for whatever form of gambling is going on that week.

There is a small flat upstairs that is currently occupied by one of the bartenders.

The Rusted Anchor is known for two things: strong, cheap booze and a good breakfast.

Because the Rusted Anchor serves mostly workers on the pier, the bar keeps things cheap and fast. The food is simple bar fair, but it is filling and delicious. Breakfast is served both to the patrons that stayed drinking at the bar and for the early morning workers. Pancakes, sausage, bacon, grits, tacos, burritos and more are served from Sunday through Thursday.

Their alcohol selection is cheap and strong. Whatever they have behind the bar is what they serve.


Staff:
Sun of a Beach is hiring part time bartenders, wait staff, and security. No background checks required, but the applicant must be at least 18 years of age.

Bartenders:
Lochlann Cabyll-Ushtey