Ed and Bethany Loper bought The 159 Junction along with their friends Matty and Amanda Baca in July of 2019. Within a months time they transformed it and had it ready to open on August 1st as Baca's 159 Junction. These four people worked together to create a place they would not only enjoy as an owner, but as a customer. They imagined a place where families could come and enjoy a day of playing games like giant jenga and giant connect 4 while enjoying some great food and cold drinks. They wanted to provide entertainment for everyone. They changed the buildings around, made some changes and added their professional touches as light and sound people. They transformed the building into it's own unique space. They went through the process of getting a full liquor license to be able to offer a FULL bar.

Since the buildings sit on 2 acres they decided to make use of the space and added a volleyball court. As they grew, they added a second, outdoor bar called the Captain's Cove and added some lights and fans to the outdoor seating and games. Even though they still cook out of a food truck, they have managed to figure out how to provide a full menu with lots of options and choices for everyone. They have since changed the name to The 159 Junction and continue to make changes and add more fun. 

Everyone is welcomed at The 159 Junction. This is a bar and restaurant created by bikers for bikers and everyone else. All of our customers are treated like family, so stop by and say hi.