Pete's Bar - John Grisham's "The Brethren" - Neptune Beach, FL - Literary Sites on Waymarking.com

Pete's Bar is one of Neptune Beach's most notable landmarks. This bar is a friendly hole-in-the-wall that's mentioned in John Grisham's best-selling novel "The Brethren." Pete's Bar was established in 1933 and is the oldest continuously operating tavern in Northeast Florida. The bar attracts a very loyal clientele and offers 25-cent billiard tables.

Short Description: Pete's Bar is mentioned in the book as his character Trevor's "oldest watering hole along the beaches and his personal favorite." Book Title: The Brethren Author's Name: John Grisham Name of Waymarked Item: Pete's Bar Location of Item: Neptune Beach, Florida More Information: Used by character Trevor as a local watering hole. Excerpt from the book: "He had a room at the Sea Turtle Inn, on the beach, and at night he hit the bars along Atlantic Boulevard. He'd found two excellent restaurants, crowded little places with lots of young pretty girls and boys. He'd discovered Pete's Bar and Grill a block away, and for the last two nights he'd staggered from the place, drunk on cold drafts. The Sea Turtle was just around the corner." First Year Published: Not listed Admission Price?: Not Listed Link to more information about the book or waymarked item.: Not listed

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