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Little Rock Bar Bar in Aniwa
W19069 1st St, Aniwa, WI 54408
Monday: Closed | Tuesday: 11:30AM-2AM | Wednesday: 11:30AM-2AM | Thursday: 11:30AM-2AM | Friday: 11:30AM-2AM | Saturday: 11:30AM-2AM | Sunday: 11:30AM-2AM
America/Chicago time zone
4.3 average rating from 67 reviews for Little Rock Bar
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