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Snapshots from the opening of DiveBar's newest area, a dining room and dance floor themed after the 1989 film 'The Cook, The Thief, His Wife, & Her Lover'.
Feel free to tag yourselves. Sorry I didn't turn up my graphics settings :P It was a laggy day.
...just thumpin' on the bass after hours at The Velvet, a club that features a wide assortment of rock and pop music from the '60s to today...but always in cleverly-themed shows. The Velvet is located at: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Odyssey/29/239/23
Chicago "dive" bar where one will encounter such people as attorneys, finance experts and construction workers. A true cross section of Chicago is well represented at Rossi's.
The dive bar at 2600 W. Iowa St. is closed temporarily because of the pandemic. It opened in the 1911 building in 1943. NOTE: The bar has reopened, only to be required by the city to remove the Hamm's Beer sign (up since the 1960s) because of some zoning violation. Archie's will file for rezoning that would allow reinstallation in 2023.
Best dive bar in Denver!
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I hadn't visited this tavern in years. It's a small, family-owned joint that caters to locals and working folks. It would probably qualify as a dive; there's no juke box, but there are a couple of gambling machines. The food is simple and basic, but generally good solid working class fare (although there was a guy at the bar eating a giant chef's salad). The drinks are inexpensive. It's a tad shabby, but it appears they've recently installed a few stations to charge your cell phone.
It's the sort of place where you're expected to drink your drink and eat your food and not make a fuss. If you don't finish your food, they'll hand you some foil and a paper bag and you can damn well wrap it up your ownself.
I love this place.
Mission District institution and dive bar.
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I was going back through my RAW images and decided to work this one up to go along with the other shot I took of this dog in the bar. I love how oblivious he is to everything around him; sort of like Dirty Frank's is his own personal Bodhi Tree.
*Somehow* I have 377 pictures from a road trip to Chicago & Wisconsin that I took with a friend in May 2013... that never got posted.
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The Rustic Tavern is a family-owned bar that gets raves for cheap drinks from customers. The Rustic Tavern was chosen in the July 2010 issue of Madison Magazine as the Favorite Neighborhood Bar in Madison! This blocked-corner building was constructed in 1933 with residential upstairs and commercial down below. The outside of it bears two backlit plastic signs.
516 S Park St. Madison, WI. 052713.