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For quick snacks or coffee and ice cream 24 hours a day, The Bait Shoppe is the place to go.
Restaurant details
- Cuisine: American
- Price range: $
- Attire: Casual
- Credit cards accepted: Yes
- Kids menu: No
- Waiter service: Yes
- Drive thru: No
- Reservations accepted: No
- Delivery: No
Business hours
Open 24 hours
Kitchen may not always be open during business hours. Call ahead to be sure.
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