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Yummy Breakfast!
First to Review - November 18, 2009
Dupont Circle seems to be devoid of anywhere to go for breakfast on a weekday, but Kramerbooks & Afterwords is the one fabulous exception. The menu was short and sweet, but included some great omelets, benedicts, and other breakfast staples (my whole-wheat belgian waffle was terrific!). The Cafe area is in a glass enclosed outdoor patio that looks like it can be opened up in summer weather, and while simple, the decor was pleasing enough. Good wait-staff and happy customers made for a pleasant morning. And when you're though, you can browse the fabulous bookstore for anything from gay fiction to political commentary.
Vote for this review: Showtune Monday fun!
Posted: October 27, 2009
I'm not sure if JR's is officially a chain, but DC's JR's is similar in feel to those I've seen in Houston and Denver--a sort of gay "Cheers." Wood panelling, stained glass, and cute boys are common at JR's, and DC's is no exception. Monday Showtune night started off slow but ended up completely packed, and the VJ kept a steady stream of musical numbers going on the screens, ranging from TV clips to a rare Broadway bootleg. The staff was all cute, but a little rude--after waiting in line to close out the tab, we were told to go see another bartender who'd already left for the night and then ignored.
Good food, but...
Posted: October 27, 2009 - Visited: October 2009
Dupont Italian Kitchen's location on 17th might just be its best feature. I went on a chilly fall night, so there was no outdoor seating, and inside the place could be nicer--older floor tiles, awkward tables and chairs that could be replaced with nicer ones. The service was fine if a bit disinterested (certainly no hot gay waiters here, the only attractive men were the customers), but the food made up for it: everyone at my table enjoyed their different meals, from pizza to pasta, even if we had a pretty small selection to choose from. I ordered a Cosmo and have to say it was the worst drink I've ever had in a restaurant--hopefully the bar upstairs has better bartenders!
Strippers on top, Drag Queens on the bottom!
Posted: October 24, 2009
Z/S (as the sign says) was a great time. After a short line and a $10 cover, you enter the downstairs space, which is huge and equipped with 2 bars and a great stage and floor area for Drag shows.. and voila, the naked penis of a stripper on the bar! The drag was good, although the queens only picked older songs that didn't really get the crowd going (except for a Miley Cyrus tune that the queen *clearly* didn't know the words to). Upstairs, lots of hot, fully naked men, a different body type for everyone, and a great dance floor space. Unlike lots of strip clubs, it didn't seem gross or icky though... everyone just seemed to be there to have a good time. Great bartenders, good prices, and $1 off the first drink with cover! My only quip: Lighting--upstairs it was a little too dark to see much of the dancers, and downstairs they kept turning on the garish fluorescents to see the crowd, who was probably better under dimmer conditions.
FABULOUS piano bar!
Posted: October 22, 2009
Duplex is a great mix of piano bar, neighborhood hangout, and cabaret theater. The piano bar downstairs is a fun place to hear up-and-coming New York singers (and once in a while a famous one) belting out anything from rock and roll to classic showtunes, especially on a Monday night when all the Broadway folks have a night off and Darius Frowner is playing the heck out of the piano. Upstairs is a more relaxed feel, with darts and games and a cozy hang-out space, and attached is an intimate cabaret space where you can catch all different kinds of shows, from one-man/woman cabarets to readings of full cast musicals. A fantastic spot for tourists and locals alike!
Not for the faint of wallet
Posted: October 22, 2009 - Visited: October 2009
This store has some fantastic clothes, underwear, bags and shoes, but get ready to pay a high mark-up for them. All the current gay-friendly brands (G-star, Penguin, Ben Sherman, D&G), and even some than I've never heard of. A great underwear selection, although not as big as their New York store's. For the budget conscious, they had a sample sale going on my last visit, but every sample had a hole put in by the manufacturer to discourage resale... if you know a good tailor, it might be worth it! Tip: Check out the clearance section in the back... things are still overpriced there, but if you dig deep you might find a good deal.
Come out and PLAY!
Posted: October 21, 2009
My friends and I had a FABULOUS time at Play on Sunday nights for Drag Karaoke. Who doesn't love a 3-toothed Drag Queen doing Beyonce's "Soldia' Boy" followed by a lesbian rapping "Baby Got Back?" Great, cute staff, good drink prices, and a fun crowd make this a great place to go. Head to Tribe next-door for a pre-party cocktail, and then go sing your face off!
Loud but fun!
Posted: October 12, 2009
I'm not quite sure why this one building feels it has to have 3 names, but Cobalt/30 Degrees/whatever the first floor is called is a fun time. The music on the 3rd floor (Cobalt) was crazy loud, but the shirtless bartenders were hot, even if they had to make a drink twice 'cause they couldn't hear the order. The second floor (30 Degrees) had loungey seating and was packed with all they boys who wanted to hear themselves think. Fun!
Amazing drag, great atmosphere!
Posted: October 01, 2009
If you like a good drag show, S4 is for you. One of the best Drag stages I've seen in the country, it's obvious that the ownership spent some good money on lighting and sound, and with good reason: these queens are amazing! Look for Krystal Summers, who was literally mobbed with adoring fans during her numbers, and was a fabulous hostess to boot! A great mixed crowd, big dance floor, and fun patio complete the scene. Expensive cover, but worth it for fun night out.
Labels and t-shirts and briefs, oh my!
First to Review - October 01, 2009 - Visited: June 2009
A tiny trendy Hell's Kitchen clothing store with a little of everything a gay man might need to add to his wardrobe. Wear Me Out has a great selection of t-shirts and seasonal clothes (sweaters for winter, hot swimsuits for summer), plus a label-heavy selection of underwear and jeans. The service is great, and even though it's small, you're almost always the only one there, so you'll get lots of personal attention. Like any boutique it can be pricy, but look for great end-of-season sales!
Pricey but fabulous!
First to Review - October 01, 2009 - Visited: June 2009
If you need that little extra something in your bedroom, living room, kitchen, or bath, but you can't quite put your finger on it, go to Delphinium and you will find it! Tons of cute, kitschy things for your home, including the best selection of shower curtains in the city since Details closed a few years back. Sure, you'll pay more here than at Bed Bath & Beyond, but you'll get better service, and support a gay owned business.
Hip and cute
Posted: October 01, 2009
Halo is a great little lounge in the emerging Logan Circle area of DC. On a Tuesday night, the crowd was cute and chatty, but there weren't too many people to make the small place feel claustrophobic. The super hot bartenders made good drinks, although the orders weren't exactly right... but who can complain to someone that gorgeous? My only critique: it's starting to be cooler out, and there's nowhere to hang one's coat, so everyone either kept their coats on slung them over their arms... I hung mine from an easel.
Fabulous summer drink specials!
Posted: September 18, 2009
I know we gays love the nightlife, but if you happen to be out and about before dark, Posh can be a great place to go for a happy-hour drink and some nice conversation. It's loungey and cute, and during the day completely quiet. PLUS, $3 frozen cosmos certain days of the week. Who could beat that? Yes, it's crowded and cliquey at night, and we all love that too, but give it a try some afternoon!
Cozy but snoozy
Posted: September 18, 2009
I celebrated a birthday at Ninth Avenue Saloon, and while I love the cozy atmosphere, the exposed brick, and the great drink prices, I was a little surprised by the clientele. It was a karaoke night, and after a few drinks I went up to sing, and said "Let's hear it for the gays!" into the mic... and got dead silence. It was like no one there wanted to be outed. Hello? You're in a gay bar in Hell's Kitchen. My friends and I had a great time, though!
Loungey and LOUD
Posted: September 18, 2009
I lived on the same block as Barrage, and while it's totally cute inside and always full of cute guys, I rarely went there. The reason: LOUD music. In a lounge atmosphere, I expect to be able to sit and have a drink and chat with friends, but here, even though there's no dance floor, the house/techno music is pumped at full volume, so all you can do is scream at one another. Lots of potential though!
Gay Grease Memories...
Posted: September 05, 2009
I had the pleasure of doing a show at the Ice Palace that was a gay version of "Grease" a few years back. While the show was pretty horrible, the crowd had a great time because the bartenders kept the drinks going and kept up a great atmosphere. The owners donated the stage and all the proceeds to GMHC! So even if the place isn't the most fantastic club on earth, their hearts are in the right place. We always had fun drinking here after the show, and the pool parties were a blast!
Clothes and sex toys too!
First to Review - September 05, 2009 - Visited: December 2008
Priape not only sells great clubwear, underwear, and it's own line of jeans and bags, it also carries a variety of sex toys and fetish "outfits," from cops and construction workers to wrestling singlets and full rubber outfits. The Priape jeans come in a full range of sizes, and you can find them on sale, too (if you can get past the name, pronounced "Pree-op" Try telling you're friends you just bought some Pre-op jeans). The underwear selection includes popular brands and obscure finds, all cute and trendy. The staff was friendly too, and treats each customer the same, whether buying dildos or t-shirts.
Campy Cuisine in the midst of it all
Posted: September 04, 2009 - Visited: November 2008
Zelda's is a fabulous place to go for a meal before hitting Toronto's gay scene. The food is great, and the outdoor patio provides a great place to watch the gays walk by. The waiter told a hilarious story about showing his junk to a wedding party, and was cute as a button. A relaxed, fun, pink place to eat and drink.
THE Toronto Hangout
Posted: September 04, 2009
If you're going to Gay Toronto, you MUST go to Woody's. The bars located throughout offer different places to chat or watch the boys, and the bartenders were all HOT HOT HOT. We didn't love Canada's laws governing drink pouring (only one measured shot per drink, unless it's a double), but the friendly atmosphere made up for it. We went for a fantastic Halloween party and had an absolute blast, but it's just as fabulous every night! Tip: Since the mixed drinks are so measured and expensive, try a Smirnoff Ice-they're made with real Vodka, not malt liquor like in the States... yum!
Get past the scary entrance...
Posted: September 04, 2009
...and you'll end up in a fun, if a little trashy, dance club. 80's night is definitely the best night to go, especially with a big group. It seems like all the cutest boys in Seattle dance here, and face it, indoors is the only time you can tell if anyone's cute in Seattle, outside they're all bundled up under an umbrella! Loved the drag-queen trivia prizes... sausage anyone?
A place every gay will like
Posted: September 04, 2009 - Visited: October 2007
Who wouldn't love a comfy, fun, burger joint/bar right in the middle of gay San Diego? Urban Mo's has great food (if you don't mind greasy) and fabulous drinks. The waiters and bartenders are fun and knowledgeable about the area. A great place to go before, after, or even during a night hitting the clubs and San Diego scene.
Love this historic gem!
Posted: September 04, 2009
One look at the fantastic neon sign tells you that Twin Peaks is full of history and gritty charm. The staff and the patrons are always friendly, even if they do think of you as a "whippersnapper." There's nothing special about the drinks, but who cares when you can sit at the bar and enjoy the cozy, warm (if crunchy) atmosphere and the great views of all the folks passing by?
Ah the memories...
Posted: September 04, 2009
Coming of age and coming out in the SF Bay Area, I practically grew up at The Cafe. There are often lines out the door on weekend nights, and sometimes you can meet your dance partner outside before even getting past the door. My friends and I always enjoyed that there was no cover, and the bartenders were always generous with the pours, especially for a nice tip. You need a centrally located Castro dance club with cute boys and great music? This is it!
Cozy piano atmosphere
Posted: September 04, 2009
I wouldn't say Below Zero is something you'd find in New York, but it was a cozy, cute place to go for a nice drink and good company. We went on a piano-bar themed night, and had a nice, comfortable drink on the plush couches in the raised area near the back. The piano area was a little crowded with CCM Musical Theatre students monopolizing the pianist's time, but some of them were cute, and some of them were even talented singers!
If you like a trashy dive...
Posted: September 04, 2009
The Subway is scary at best, dangerous at worst. My friends and I went after work and barely made it through one drink before we had to escape. The clientele horrid, the bar was cramped, and the place had a bunch of video games, pinball machines, and even skee-ball, none of which worked. Among the highlights were the worst drag I'd ever seen (not performing, just sitting at the bar with an 80's purse) and the one "hot" guy in the place in the neck-brace.
What's not to like?
Posted: September 04, 2009
My friends and I loved the Saloon because it was close to work, had great drinks at fantastic prices, and was always full of cute guys. There seemed to be a place and a man for everyone, and we loved the fact that food was also served for those late-night munchies. It was certainly quieter on the 21+ nights, but that gave us some variety. The back patio and fireplace area was a god-send on the cold nights if you couldn't find a local boy to warm you up instead.
Loved it, but now I'm worried...
Posted: September 04, 2009
I've been to Gay 90's a few times in my travels over the years, and always had a good time. Yes, it's old and sticky, but that's what I loved... the horribly dated decor downstairs, the $5.99 spaghetti dinner special, the bingo nights. A drag queen/waiter on my last visit said it was being sold and changing management, and from the other reviews I'm guessing it's changed for the worse. On my last visit it was still fun, still served great drinks, and the many rooms and themes meant there was something for everyone. Here's hoping it comes back to it's tattered glory!
Clever name, fabulous fashion!
First to Review - September 04, 2009 - Visited: April 2009
What gay man wouldn't love a place with a name like this? Lots of cute clothes and swimwear in season. Prices are a little high, but you have to pay for quality, and you can almost always catch the sales that happen almost every weekend. The staff was knowledgeable and helpful... and cute! Tip: They've opened an "outlet" location across the street, where everything is 35-50% off... 'got some great deals for fantastic clothes!
Swimwear with a boost!
First to Review - September 04, 2009 - Visited: April 2009
If you're looking for swimwear and only swimwear, this is the place. Ball carried all kinds of swimsuits and beachwear, featuring their own line of tight-fitting suits, many of which have a cock-ring like feature inside that pushes you're junk up and forward for a big boost. It's not comfortable, and my friends and I all looked like something from a burlesque show when we tried them on, but if you want to make waves at the beach, it might be for you. I bought a cute (un-enhanced) suit there, and it's one of my staples.
Gorgeous!
First to Review - September 04, 2009 - Visited: April 2009
'Visited Sebastian Beach with friends a few times on my trip to Ft. Lauderdale and loved it every time. Florida weather can be fickle, but on a clear day it's the perfect spot to sunbathe and swim in the warm water. Saw and met lots of other gays there (including a few strippers from Johnny's), and everyone was having a good time. Tip: Go to Fat Tuesdays across the street and buy fabulous frozen drinks in their cute Sports Bottles. Alcohol isn't technically allowed on the beach, but the Sports Bottle conceals what you're really drinking. Refills are only $5!
Anybody there?
Posted: September 04, 2009
My friends and I went on a Sunday for the "Tea Dance." We showed up around 5:15, since the postcard we had said it went from 5-7, but the place was literally empty when we got there. We got a little table in the outdoor bar (which was caged in and not very cute) and had some drinks (which were well made and fairly priced) and by the time the boys showed up we were wasted. By 6:30 the place was packed. We danced a little, drank more, and had a good time. The Moral: Show up late like all the rest of the boys!
Twinky not-nude strippers
Posted: September 04, 2009
Went on a Sunday "Amateur Night" with some work friends and had a good time. The drinks weren't the strongest or the tastiest, but who's at a strip club for drinks anyway? The boys were all young and mostly hairless, ranging from talented to tragic, but there were a lot of them, and a trip to the "VIP room" (which looked more like a curtained fitting room at Fredrick's of Hollywood) were offered too. The "Amateur" contest was rigged (my friend who entered and was "runner up" was told as much by the MC backstage) but was still fun to watch.
Fine food, loud waiters
Posted: September 04, 2009
Had a meal and drink at Rosies on a weekday afternoon. The food was fine, although not best I've ever had, and the drinks were fine too. There were definitely some cute guys there, both patrons and waiters. But the "fun" the waiters were trying to pull off ended up just being loud yelling around our table and side jokes to each other. Good for a visit, but I don't know if I'll go back.
Fun any night!
Posted: September 04, 2009
Georgie's anchors Wilton Manor's gay strip-mall, and the other business there should thank it attracting so many customers. Thursday night ($3 Long Island Night) the place is so packed the boys spill out into the parking lot, making it look like a big gay riot! Great drinks and specials, and food served late for anyone who needs to eat after going to another bar. Though it's a lot quieter depending on the night of the week, it's always a good place to hang out.
Yeeeee-Haw!
Posted: September 03, 2009 - Visited: June 2009
This is FANTASTIC place to meet friends for a fun meal. In a cute part of the West Village, outdoor seating is a great choice, but indoors is fun too, with kitschy decor and fun staff to boot. The food is down-home fun, and the drinks are strong and delicious. Everyone loves the Frito-pie, plus lots of other great menu choices you just won't find this side of Texas!
Work it out!
First to Review - September 03, 2009 - Visited: June 2009
This is the gym where all the Broadway boys work out. It's clean and well kept up, but can also get super crowded at peak hours. Only one pec-fly, not a huge selection of free-weights, but lots of cardio equipment, and each machine with it's own TV. Be warned, it shares a lobby with a hotel, and guests can use it, so not every hot guy in there is a New Yorker...
Even bottoms like Top Man!
Posted: September 03, 2009 - Visited: June 2009
Stumbled on this fantastic shop on my last NYC trip and fell in love. Great clothes, not super expensive, and sizes ranging from XXS to XXXL! They seem to have something for everyone, although definitely with a hipster vibe. Suits, ties, tees, jeans, button downs, shoes... you could get a whole wardrobe if you wanted!
LOVE IT!
Posted: September 03, 2009 - Visited: June 2009
This is my absolute favorite restaurant in New York, period. The food is eclectic and great, good for picky people (grilled cheese) and adventurous folks (thai and specials every night). The drinks are fabulous, too, and they even have milkshakes. Think diner mixed with upscale cocktail lounge with some thai food and butternut squash chowder that is a favorite with all of my friends. A GREAT place for a first date, not expensive, and a fun atmosphere to boot!
BEAUTIFUL!
First to Review - September 02, 2009 - Visited: September 2009
There's nothing to say about Ogunquit beach except that it's absolutely gorgeous. The water is cold, but the sand is warm and powder-soft, and the view from the beach is amazing. One can see for miles in either direction. We saw a few cute gays, especially further north by the big number 3 and the first bridge over the dunes. This beach has any P-town beach beat hands down.
Too big for it's britches
First to Review - September 02, 2009 - Visited: September 2009
If you like fancy small plates and don't mind paying a lot for them, you might like Tapas and Tini's. But if you're just looking for a good drink and a snack or appetizer, Tapas and Tini's is not for you. Our food was way overpriced for what it was, and the menu choices, while many, all centered around the same kinds of upscale food. The drinks were great, but also far too expensive, especially since MaineStreet is right next door and charges about half the price. Also, we were the ONLY people in the place, and the service was still just so-so.
Awesome drinks and great space
First to Review - September 02, 2009
My friends and I ended up here both nights we spent in Ogunquit, and loved it. The drinks were big and well mixed, and the space was well divided into dancing downstairs with more quiet lounge/patio space upstairs. The music was loud but not so much that you couldn't have a conversation, and even on Monday night when only the upstairs was open, we had a great time.
Nicer outside than in
First to Review - September 02, 2009
MaineStreet during the day was a great place to sit outside and have a relaxing drink while enjoying the weather and people-watching. (A tip- don't order anything frozen... the bartender couldn't get the ice/alcohol ratio right and I ended up leaving my drink mostly untouched). At night, Mainestreet is only open inside to keep noise down for the neighbors, but it's not so cute. The night we were there we were blasted out the door by bad country-karaoke, and went to Oxygen instead.
Great drinks, cute atmosphere
Posted: September 02, 2009
This isn't the kind of piano bar where a singer leads the entertainment and folks from the crowd can get up and sing too, but rather the kind of place where a group sits around the piano/bar and sings together as the pianist bangs away at the keys and cracks a few jokes. The drinks were fabulous, as were the hot waiters, and we loved the fun murals on the walls depicting life in Gay Ogunquit. A tip- skip the "Adult Comedian" unless you want to hear the same old tired jokes and straight-baiting from a guy in a red sparkly vest who won't leave you alone if you just want a drink.
Kitschy and Fabulous!
First to Review - September 02, 2009 - Visited: September 2009
4 friends and I stayed 2 nights in this great little place! Smack in the middle of gay Ogunquit and super close to the beautiful beach, the Betty Doon may be dated, but in the fun cute way. Rick, who owns and runs the place, was nice as can be. Our room was clean if not luxurious, and had 2 queen beds and a single, with a big bathroom and ample closet space. A tip: don't stay in rooms 5-9 if you want to sleep late, the store above opens at 8 am and the floorboards creaking will ruin your beauty sleep.
Family Friendly Dump
First to Review - August 25, 2009
This place was built in the 1930's, and has been lovingly and painstakingly ignored ever since. It looks cute from the outside, and most rooms have little decks that look onto the ocean and/or pool, but that's where the charm ends. The room had bad '80's conference room furniture, a horrible bed, and old, smelly industrial carpet. Plus, it was WAY overpriced for the condition of the place. The best part of the place is the private beach and pool, where the pool bar provides fabulous drinks and food in season... if you can get a chair.
Fantastic View, Fantastic Food!
First to Review - August 25, 2009
This is a fabulous, upscale yet casual restaurant with amazing views of the Cape. The waiters were all cute and gay, and very helpful when it came to menu choices, and to how to eat the fabulous baked lobster when it came out. The drink menu is extensive and everything we ordered was perfect. Not too many families, but family friendly if need be. A great little gem... and Betsy was there making sure everything was great and looking cute as a button just like the logo!
Meh...
Posted: August 25, 2009 - Visited: August 2009
This place is fine if you have a gaggle of kids and don't care about the food. The view of the water is blocked by a parking lot, and when we were there the outdoor patio, while cute and providing a great view of Commercial Street, was just too hot to sit on. My chicken was dry and the fish my husband had wasn't great either.
Great Sunday Night Dancing
First to Review - August 25, 2009
UnderBar is a great place to go Sunday Nights for Mash-Up DJ mixes and cute boys. The bartenders mix the drinks strong, motivating dancing to move from the floor to the top of the long bay of booth-seats at the center of the huge dance space. Free before 11:00 PM, $10 after.
Laid back and fun!
Posted: July 03, 2009
Went with my work buds last Sunday night and had a great time. Drag-queen BINGO was fun, especially the "rim-job" portion, and free shots every time she called B-1! There was a nice, laid back crowd there who were very friendly. The drinks were a little weak, but reasonably priced. The drag show started ON TIME, something I've never seen in my life! A fun, short and sweet show on a real stage (take that Atlanta!) with 3 queens who actually seemed to like each other and have fun. We'll be going back!
Fun on a Tuesday!
Posted: June 19, 2009
Went with some friends for 1/2 price cover ($5) on Tuesday. As soon as we walked in we saw 5 fully naked men, and they just kept on coming! A friend who knew the guys said that only 4 of the 25 dancers that night were gay, which was disappointing, but all the guys were hot, and most of them seemed to be having an okay time. The drinks are STRONG- I had only ONE and was so drunk afterward I couldn't feel my feet. A special shout-out to the "little person" dancer, who was just as hot if not hotter than all the others!
Kicked out by the cops!
Posted: June 15, 2009
So since I can't write a review of the whole city, I'll note my experience here. I travel to a lot of cities for work, and my only day off is Monday, so Sunday night is the night for me and my coworkers to go see the gay bars and clubs. WELL, I guess there's some new law in Atlanta and bars have to close Sundays at midnight! At Blake's "last call" was at 11:30PM. At 11:50, a uniformed cop barged into the door, yelling "EVERYBODY OUT!," like we were a bunch of teenagers breaking the law, or worse, a bunch of fags congregating in public... oh wait. THIS ISN'T 1969! Why is the gay community standing for this? Not that I've been, but I wonder if the straight bars all over town get the same treatment. If Atlanta really wants to be the "Gay Capital of the South" as this site suggests, then clearly things need to change. The community needs to stand up and fight for itself... or else these bars, and the whole gay nightlife, will die.
Cute and welcoming
Posted: June 11, 2009
My friends and I went to Felix's after a disappointing drink at Burkhart's across the parking lot (see review). What a difference! Felix's was small and light, with a pool table, nice bar that takes up half the space, and some high-top tables for sitting with friends. The cute bartender greeted us from behind the bar as we came in. The drinks were great: 2 of us ordered from the new "Fishbowl" menu and were not disappointed. One of the locals chatted with us and brought us some Chex Mix to munch on, and even though we drank a bit, the tab was very reasonable. Give it a try!
Rude!
Posted: June 11, 2009
My work friends and I went here on a Monday night for a relaxing drink. We went inside and sat at a table, while one of us went to the bar to get our drinks. He was told rather rudely by a smoking bartender that we couldn't get drinks there, we had to sit down and wait for a waiter to come take our order. The waiter (cute but a little slow) came to the table once to take our order, then had to come back 10 minutes later with a pad & pen because he'd forgotten it. The drinks were okay, but our table was under an AC unit that blew on us the whole time, and it smelled like the place had been freshly varnished. We paid and left, thankful to get out of that dark place. We went across the lot to Felix's and had a better time, better drinks, and were treated better by the helpful staff and patrons.
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