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Kitsch-themed movie marathons where the servers wear nightvision contacts is highlighted by Quentin Tarantino's QT Fest.
This revered blues club's namesake did more for black-white relations than the Oreo cookie.
The foie gras doesn't come with barbecue sauce, but at least they have Californian wine.
This quickie-spot chain is where Reese Witherspoon blended in to read "Legally Blonde 3" and work on her tan.
A major remodel of this storied theater both improved it and ruined it.
Trail of Dead drummer takes stake in this scene-bar chain fond of martinis with manicures.
Sneak butts from skinny kids in tight t-shirts and jeans over brutal music.
Sandra Bullock mixes comforting French, Creole, and American in Old World environs humming with precious conversation.
An accordion player snakes around the tables of lovers who are obliged both Texas and Tuscany.
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The opium den of Black Angus has its distractions, chief among them its most-singular burgers.
The self-proclaimed originator of the Mexican martini safeguards patrons from blackouts with jalapeno poppers and misting fans on turbo.
It’s indoor-outdoor, with nonstop live music and 30 or so different martini options.
Readings or rock & roll in the glow of red lights or up against a rock wall.
Events designed to lower costs give girls no excuses not to gab over flights of wine.
Beer-guzzling Midwesterners finger tchotchkes and champion post-convention deals over comfort food and ESPN.
A wine-bar chain, yes, but a superbly situated one with a staff trained to abet you in harmonizing eats and vino.
A swank lounge and sultry late-night club with a throbbing dance floor and a see-and-be-scene scene.
Cosmic cowboys and myriad throwbacks continue to go to this train depot because everybody knows their name.
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No request is too trivial at this stately lounge fit for a cattle baron and a whole lotta love.
Conservative old broads almost tear their faces apart in smile from this class act's surf and turf.
This Red River-and-Sixth cornerstone distracts hangovers with a menu that has as many options as Shaq has Twitter followers.
Believe Wynton Marsalis when he says jazz is not dead at this subterranean pub.
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Decent prices on indie rock draw gutterpunks, kids from the burbs with Vice tastes, and the gnarliest bouncers in town.
Whole Foods and the high life are yours for your two-week trial move to Austin.
Search-and-ye-shall-find fast fashion megastore
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