Old Iron Post


Address
101 N Travis St
Sherman, Texas 75090

Contact
903-892-8211

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Come by historic downtown Sherman and visit the Old Iron Post for a relaxed, casual dining atmosphere. There is always room for you, your friends, and your family, thanks to the combination of our amazing patio area, indoor seating, and 'darn near the longest bar in Texas.' We always have a varied selection of sports on our many TVs, including our great patio TV specially installed to watch the Rangers, the Cowboys, the Mavericks and more, and we occasionally feature live music from an acoustic artist as well - including EVERY Friday night at our Party on the Patio. Stop in to enjoy our great selection of food, margaritas, wines, and specialty drinks. If you prefer beer, we have 30 different selections on tap, and over 70 other varieties too, with many local and regional craft beers included. Old Iron Post has been recognized by Best of Texoma in multiple categories over the years, including Best Bar, Best Margarita, Best Place to Grab a Beer, Best Business Lunch and Best Burgers.

Our historic building is located at 101 N Travis Street, at the corner of Travis and Houston (right on the square.) It completed in 1876 by M. Snider & Bros. and spent over 140 years housing a retail business prior to it being a restaurant. There is a trove of rich history both within the building, and on the walls. During the 2015 renovation and restoration project, many of the building's original architectural features were uncovered and restored, all going towards enhancing the atmosphere of our location. We are thrilled to be located in such a vital and unique part of Sherman's downtown.


Old Iron Post is open 7 days a week from 11 am for lunch, dinner and late night drinks. We host Sunday Brunch every Sunday 10 am to 2 pm including $2 Mimosas and specialty Bloody Marys. We have a diverse variety of drink specials - including, Margarita Wednesdays during which all house Margaritas in all our fabulous flavors are just $2 each - winner Best Margaritas in Best of Texoma. We are always expanding our menu on a consistent basis and have a variety of burgers, from regular to specialty varieties - including our fabulous Black and Blue and our Brunch Burger. Check out the live music on Friday nights and other special occasions such as Downtown Sherman Mardi Gras, St. Patrick's and others.

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Fishing Report from TPWD (Mar. 26)

FAIR. Water stained; 55 degrees; 2.96 feet below pool. Striped bass are in their spawning mindset and becoming more difficult to locate big fish. Live bait on deep flats and ledges near the big mineral arm and near the bridges. Swimbaits will work shallow in creeks and on points for bigger fish that will not leave the lake to spawn. Catfishing will pick up with the rain and inflow. Look for fish shallow near the rivers and on deep flats near marinas. Large hooks with several small shad or score a big gizzard shad and fish them on the bottom. Suspended bass are in marinas near docks and in the backs of pockets. Crankbaits and chatterbaits are working along with swimbaits near structure and brush. Water temperatures will hit 60 this week. Crappie can be caught near creeks and coves on brush and structure. Fish will be roaming shallow flats in 8-12 feet of water. Jigs and minnows slip cork fish or use electronics to locate more active fish. Report by Jacob Orr, Lake Texoma, Guaranteed Guide Service. Striped bass have been a challenge in deep water on Alabama rigs, swimbaits and bait. Warmer days will push fish to shallower water and structure. There are tons of baitfish throughout the lake. Stipers are in the middle of the spawning season, so this can slow the bite but the bite will be aggressive as fish spawn out. Report by John Blasingame, Adventure Texoma Outdoors.

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