Bar/Club Article Archive
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by Jake Kulju
There are three Twin Cities bars that stand out as sentinels of bargain boozing.
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by Erin Blake
Our idea of a ladies night doesn’t always involve free cover, $1 shots and a sweaty guy slurring sweet nothings into our ears.
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by John Bierbaum
Hey, any bar can place a Photohunt on the bar or try to pass off a change machine as a video game.
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by Amy Bohlman
Here are three of the Twin Cities most import-ant beer bars where you can take in foreign tastes without ever leaving your barstool.
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by Amy Bohlman
Some say that tapas bars are a window into the Spanish soul; I say they are the doorway to a perfect evening with friends.
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by Patrick H. Flaherty
Unfortunately for many of us, calling out a toast is more of a problem than a privilege.
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by Erin Blake
Whether pouring the perfect pinot or uncorking a bottle of reserve riesling, these Twin Cities wine bars satisfy.
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by Amy Bohlman
Minnesota has just recently caught on to oxygen bars, which pump fresh oxygen into your system by a series of tubes, a healthy hookah if you will.
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by Tore Evenson
With a paltry presence of parking lot parties, where does one go to get ready to celebrate?
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by Johnny Pohlmann
Thanks to their exuberance and sheer numerical superiority, college kids don’t visit a bar; they hold it hostage.
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by J. Neil Connelly
There are jukes all over the Twin Cities, but three of these beat-boxes are best suited to provide the soundtrack of our lives. Listen up.
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by Tore Evenson
Are bouncers really malevolent, or are we just misunderstood?
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by Johnny Pohlmann
I am a weary traveler in this drinking desert and while there is a mirage on every corner, there are only a few oases.
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by Amy Bohlman
Winter is going to be blustery, but if you make sure to sip these drinks, I bet it won’t blow.
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by Devin Kormanik
Under what other circumstances can you fluctuate pitch more often than a pubescent boy and still be commended for your efforts?
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by Tore Evenson
Peace, my fellow paupers, you can compete; you just need to think creatively.
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