For a 5.00 bloody mary, this was the right choice. We stopped here just before we headed to the grandparents house for Easter and what a surprise! A pint glass, filled with grey goose vodka and their own mary mix. And the additions to the drink were endless, everything from adding pickle and olive juice to horseradish, garlic, sausage, three kinds of cheese, beans, asparagus, brussel sprouts, mushrooms, and more. Best bloody mary bar I have seen!!! Will be back!

- Janelle on Sunday April 24, 2011

If you like salad in your bloody, this is the spot for you. I loaded min up with cheese, sausage, garlic, green beans, asparagus, mushrooms, olives...you get the picture. The base bloody mix is very tasty too.

- Dan S on Monday May 4, 2009

This is the first Bloody Mary bar I've been to in the Madison area where I think you can create a consistently good drink. This is due to their provided house mix, which with a little Tabasco makes for a really tasty Bloody. Their insane amount of fixings is just icing on the cake.

- Jchip on Sunday May 3, 2009

This silver eagle gets a GOLD STAR! I can't say enough abou tthis place. It is a bloody mary bar in it's best form. You get two shots of grey goose in a pint glass for $6 with a chaser. Then you mount a stage to what is the most decadent spread of bloody fixings I've seen. I used their mix, which was the perfect blend of spice and sauce. I then had my choice of shrimp, pickles, olives, beef sticks, and many more to throw in my glass. Top it off with their fresh popped popcorn and you've got not only a great lunch, but a great bloody as well.

- Radio Flyer on Friday April 10, 2009

The Silver Eagle claims it has the "biggest and baddest bloody mary bar" on Saturdays and Sundays...and it DOES. While the price was $6 for a pint size drink (which usually I give a half star because it's the standard size for a bloody, in my opinion), I had to give this place a 5 star rating for a top notch bloody bar backed by very delicious mix and a couple shots of vodka to back it up. The bloody bar was extensive to say the least, and stocked with fresh goods only. From pickles to shrimp, from A1 to horseradish, and several types of cheese AND meat. Hell, they even had olive juice if you wanted it. Definitely worth the six bucks.

- Wagon on Tuesday April 7, 2009