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Empty bottles of Fernet lining mahogany shelf above doorway should be clue number one. Bartenders gunning back Fernet shot after shot should be clue number two. Owners Tod and Chris love their jobs, and it shows. They’re mixing business with pleasure, all right, not that there’s anything wrong with that. A mostly 20-something crowd[em]and we mean crowd[em]of well-behaved locals that don't mind yelling to be heard.
Serving the city’s best fish-n-chips wrapped in newspaper since 1958. Inside looks like a Glasgow culture museum that imploded. Sip a single malt while listing to Po Bronson read from his latest no... read more
In a sporty mood? Grab a frosty brew and work out your aggression with a nice round of pinball, a rousing game of foosball, or just yell like a good spectator at any of the six screens showing all ... read more
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