Welcome to  the Website of Harvey's Bar & Grill located in Carver, Minnesota. Carver was incorporated in 1877 and has a rich history as a steamboat community, dating back to the 1850's.

In 1854, the town was divided into lots and named Carver after Captain Jonathan Carver, a British explorer who mapped the area in 1766. By 1857, a steamboat named "Antelope" was making daily runs from Carver to St. Paul. By 1857, Carver also had it's own school district, which for a century was School District #1. In 1858, Carver had a small gold rush when gold was reportedly found in Carver's Spring Creek. The railroad became a strong presence to Carver in 1871, leading to the end of the riverboat era. Carver ceased to be a township and was incorporated as a village in 1877.

In 1937 after already being in existence for 77 years, Harvey's Bar & Grill switched from being a barber shop to Harvey's Bar. In 1980, the old town of Carver became the first historical district in Minnesota to be placed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Carver Historical District has included 87 buildings and 4 structures of historical significance from 1850-1924. Carver also has what is believed to be the oldest water tower standing in it's original spot.

I am proud to be part of this rich history that Carver holds. As with Carver's history, I believe in old-fashioned service and want to serve you a quality product with great integrity.

Thanks for visiting our Website !

Your hostess,

Laura Niesche

Service!

Our Vision is to offer the best products and services to our customers. To always exceed customer expectations resulting in customer delight. Our mission is to provide highest possible quality at the right price.

Our commitment to offer nothing but the very best is reflected in our vision & mission statements. We exist because of our customer and we are very grateful to our customers who have made us what we are today. We now strive to take our organization to the next level so that we can serve our customers even better and continue to keep them fully satisfied.