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The worse bar ever was the Brass Guitar in Bridgeport. It was so bad that when they closed they bulldozed the place afterwards
 
Ted's was the best dive in the history of dives. Only beer, nobody dressed up, great tunes on the jukebox.
 
It's the Dutch Tavern. Great spot. Family favorite for us. Great burgers, very good chili, nice Guinness pour and cool pinball machine. One of the oldest buildings in New London because that little block was one of very few areas that did not get burned to the ground during the American Revolution. IIRC O'Neil is said to have hung out occasionally in whatever establishment was there at the time he was around, but I don't believe it was the Dutch Tavern then.

The present owner, Peter, was in the legendary regional band the Reducers. Very good guy.

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While the legal name is currently 'Dutch Tavern', everyone in NL for 60 years has called it 'Dutch's'. Along with stories, I have a great pix of my grandfather and Eugene there.

Lead singer and guitar player of Reducers, Peter Dietmold, owns it and operates it with his long time girlfriend Martha Cohn. As you may also know, the Ruducers' bass player passed at about the same time (Oct '12) as NL's legendary blues singer Karl Kelley. The Reducers are still kicking ass.
 
3 pages in and no one mentions Huskies or Teds? Really?
"It'd be unfair to include UConn on this list because they are professionals and everyone else are amateurs." Playboy when ranking their party schools a few years ago.
 
The worse bar ever was the Brass Guitar in Bridgeport. It was so bad that when they closed they bulldozed the place afterwards

I never made it to that place. Even so I'm not sure it was the worst bar in CT with Brass in the name. I nominate the Brass Hammer in Manchester. What a dump. Luckily for locals it morphed into The Hungrey Tiger.
 
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I never made it to that place. Even so I'm not sure it was the worst bar in CT with Brass in the name. I nominate the Brass Hammer in Manchester. What a dump. Luckily for locals it morphed into The Hungrey Tiger.

I went in my younger days and my gosh it was horrible. I will say drinking out of the bottle was highly recommended instead of drinking out of the glasses. Just was such a bad place in a very bad area of Bridgeport which made it that much worse. I went there one time and one time was more than enough
 
Buffalo Wild Wings.

That place has an edge to it.

All the people who work there wear these black shirts like they're in a gang or something.
 
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