The Longbranch Saloon is a historic landmark in Bakersfield, California, originally established on December 9, 1939. Originally located on Sumner Street in Old Town Kern (East Bakersfield), it has long been a cornerstone of the local community and is famously known for housing the longest bar in Kern County.

Today, the establishment continues its legacy at its North Chester Avenue location, maintaining its reputation as a classic Western-style gathering spot.

• Kern County Landmark: Founded in 1939, it is one of the oldest continually operating saloons in the region.

• The Long Bar: Its centerpiece is a massive wooden bar that has earned local fame as the longest in the county.

• Old Town Roots: While now located in the Oildale area, its history is deeply tied to the development of East Bakersfield’s social scene.

• Modern Day Hub: The saloon remains a popular venue for live country music, karaoke, and community events, preserving the “Wild West” spirit of early Bakersfield.