Step into New Mexico’s storied past and own a piece of history with Uncle Bill’s Bar, a beloved local watering hole nestled in the heart of Reserve, New Mexico. Known for its rustic charm, deep community roots, and proximity to the Gila National Forest, this historic property offers a rare chance to take the reins of a legacy business with strong potential.
Established in the late 19th century, Uncle Bill’s has long been a gathering place for locals, travelers, and outdoor enthusiasts. With original fixtures, warm wood accents, and vintage memorabilia adorning the walls, the bar retains its classic Western saloon character while offering a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. 
Situated within the vast Gila National Forest, Uncle Bill’s is ideally located to serve a steady flow of hunters, hikers, campers, and travelers with seasonal income increases. The area’s stunning scenery and wildlife draw thousands each year—many of whom stop in for a cold drink, a good story, and a taste of authentic New Mexico hospitality.
This fully operational bar comes with a coveted New Mexico dispenser liquor license, established clientele, and a strong local reputation. Whether you’re a seasoned entrepreneur or looking to invest in a lifestyle business, Uncle Bill’s offers the infrastructure and history to hit the ground running. With room for live music, events, or even a small kitchen expansion, the possibilities are just waiting for someone new to come and take advantage of.
Inside Uncle Bill’s, which is approximately 4100 sq ft under roof, you will find two full bars, booths, pool tables, stage, karaoke machine, numerous storage areas, an upstairs and multiple coolers. There is an fenced outdoor area located directly outside the back of Uncle Bill’s for patrons to enjoy. The building itself sits on an .19+/- acre parcel that is tied to a commercial area conveniently located in Reserve and at the junction of NM State Roads 12 ND 435. 
Listing price includes liquor license, equipment, inventory current to time of sale, fixtures and selected personal property to be transferred via Bill of Sale. Dispenser class liquor licenses permit the owner to sell beer, wine and spirits on premises as well as packaged to go. Dispenser class licenses are regulated and limited in number by the State of New Mexico.