| Type | Bar |
| Location | Kokomo, Indiana |
| Owner(s) | Bob |
| Featured in | The Blues Brothers (1980) |
- “We got country and western!”
- ―Claire, waitress
Bob's Country Bunker is a small western bar located in the countryside of Kokomo which is quite popular with the locals due to its live music venues. It is prominently featured in the 1980 cult comedy film The Blues Brothers.
Overview[]
The exterior of Bob's Country Bunker
Bob's Country Bar is a rustic little bar located in the murky outskirts of Kokomo that has that typical country charm of most western bars and its employees and patrons help to strengthen the theme by wearing old fashioned cowboy apparel. The bar offers a wide selection of alcoholic drinks for customers to choose from as well as homemade meals and snacks, and even custom drinks can be blended at the patron's request, and patrons can also enjoy some pinball machines or jukebox music to help kill some time, but the real main attraction at Bob's is its music stage which offers live performances every night, with the bar's bands typically playing Bob's personal choice of country and western music.
Bob, owner of Bob's Country Bunker
Though for all its charming ambience, if you're a band down on their luck and have a gig at Bob's, you'd best know how to play some country and western music, otherwise you might find yourself with a face full of broken glass... or you will anyway no matter what you play since patrons show both their contempt and appreciation by chucking beer bottles at performers. Thankfully, the good old safety net should offer give you enough protection, but young performers should wear some sunglasses or other protective eyewear just in case.
Menu[]
Bob's offers a wide selection of beers, snacks and homemade meals, and the bar's pepper steak is even regarded as the best in the state.
- Peanuts
- Chips
- Pepper Steak
Drinks[]
- Budweiser Beer
- Huber Beer
- Old Style Beer
- Stroh's Beer
Trivia[]
- The bar is identified by Dan Aykroyd's dialogue as being located in Kokomo, Indiana.