Bells and Whistles: New Owners Bring Retro Charm to Milk Bar

In the vibrant south-side of Broken Hill, the iconic Bell’s Milk Bar has witnessed some exciting changes under the new ownership of Matthew and Chelsea Spressor. As the torch passed from the former owner, Jason King, who decided to pursue a successful filmmaking career, the Spressors have been eagerly preserving the beloved 1950s vibe while adding their own unique touch to the classic milkshake parlour.

For nearly two decades, Bell’s Milk Bar, nestled on Patton Street, has remained synonymous with the Silver City. Proudly offering patrons an authentic experience reminiscent of the original milkshake bars from the bygone era, this gem has been under the dedicated stewardship of Jason King and his family.

Jason King expressed his gratitude and excitement for the new owners. He believes that Bell’s is not just any business—it holds a special place in the hearts of the Broken Hill community. Knowing that the Spressors care deeply about the establishment and bring valuable business expertise and a fresh perspective.

Matthew Spressor, one of the new owners, is determined to maintain the nostalgic ’50s vibe that patrons have come to adore. He grew up in a small coastal town in Victoria, which fosters his appreciation for tight-knit communities. Hoping to strengthen the bonds between Bells and Broken Hill, he encourages everyone to share their heartwarming Bell’s stories and memories, making the milk bar a hub of shared experiences and nostalgia.

So, if you find yourself in South Broken Hill, be sure to visit this timeless gem, where the spirit of the 1950s lives on, now with a touch of the Spressors’ magic.

Read more about Broken Hill’s iconic Bell’s Milk Bar here: https://brokenhillnow.com.au/attraction-listing/bells-1950s-milk-bard/