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I'm in. I am now a big fan of Karaoke Boy. XOXO


That was a fun hang the other night.

Hungry tiger Manchester 3/30
La boca Middletown 4/5
Arch street Hartford 4/12

Take your pick. :-)
 
another, are you serious? Bar BQ is gone, seemed like a bro fest and fun if you are like 22
I'm not too good with all the names lol, but I always have a good time when I go out in Stamford.
 
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Haven't been up in years, but I used to really like going to Sliders for wings/pitchers. Primarily in Plainville, but been to the others as well and always enjoyed them. Assuming if their wings are like other places, the prices have probably been jacked up quite a bit though.
 

Maybe I'm just too nostalgic for the old one but they cut about 3/4s of the old menu, some of the old good options are gone. There are way too many TVs with different sports going on to concentrate. Took about half an hour for the waitress to come around. I do like the draft list. The virtual golf in the corner is nice. the place just feels like buffalo wild wings though. There's no more charm to the place. Although that seems to be the overall theme of Stamford replacing everything with luxury apartment complexes .
 
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Best dive bars must include The Bach Dor in Chaplin. Used to go every Thursday for nickel night. Anything in the place for five cents. We would get our load on and then dance with the biker "babes". Honorable mention to the Spigot in WH.
 
We leave for Key West and Islamorada 4/6. I can be hungover for that flight....

La Boca is a great time, gets crazy in there.


Bring your GF again, shes fun. I like her a lot. So does my wife.
 
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Beer Collective in New Haven is nice when its somewhat quiet
Closed Bars: JP's in Hartford for Thursday and Friday nights, Carrie Nations in Manchester, Closed Dive: The Silver Dollar in Rockville
 
When I got to UConn in 2010, Ted's still had an inch of muck on the floor. Even thinking about that place makes me want to go shower.
You youngsters never had the pleasure of Rapp's. Now that was a dump. If the bathroom wasn't under an inch of water you wondered what was wrong, It was a two-holer, the toilet and the sink. Then again, 99-cent pitchers.
 
We leave for Key West and Islamorada 4/6. I can be hungover for that flight....
I'm just leaving there now. We had a great time at The Bull.
 

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Defunct bars: Civic Pub, Scarlett O'Hara's, Bourbon St., The Keg in Hartford (now Wood N' Tap)
Dive bars: The Federal, Old Town in Wethersfield, Maple Tree in Simsbury, The Spigot, Piggy's
South Green Tavern
 
Porkey's in Shelton, Seagrape in Fairfield, Monkey Farm in Old Saybrook, and Hot Rod's in New London are three great dumps.

Ted's is the biggest dump of them all - and I love them!
 
Defunct bars: Civic Pub, Scarlett O'Hara's, Bourbon St., The Keg in Hartford (now Wood N' Tap)
Dive bars: The Federal, Old Town in Wethersfield, Maple Tree in Simsbury, The Spigot, Piggy's

the answer is the old town.

piggy’s closed a while back didn’t it?

the federal is beyond a dump at this point.
 
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the answer is the old town.

piggy’s closed a while back didn’t it?

the federal is beyond a dump at this point.

Piggy's closed and just recently reopened under new management.
 
You youngsters never had the pleasure of Rapp's. Now that was a dump. If the bathroom wasn't under an inch of water you wondered what was wrong, It was a two-holer, the toilet and the sink. Then again, 99-cent pitchers.

Oh snap. My drinking buds and I had few standards when we were up in Storrs in the 70s, but Rapp's was beneath even that low bar.

Our jam was often Italian Village in Willi. I recall a $2.50 pitcher would net 9 glasses, but if you ordered 10 glasses individually for $0.25 each, it was the better deal, although it p.o.'d the servers.

Haven't been in CT for a couple years, but when I was there prepping my late brother's house for sale, the commuter bars in Springdale and Glenbook were good for meeting other drunks. Tracks was always good for buybacks. Vinny's Backyard was a good backup albeit a few too many guidos.
 
Maybe I'm just too nostalgic for the old one but they cut about 3/4s of the old menu, some of the old good options are gone. There are way too many TVs with different sports going on to concentrate. Took about half an hour for the waitress to come around. I do like the draft list. The virtual golf in the corner is nice. the place just feels like buffalo wild wings though. There's no more charm to the place. Although that seems to be the overall theme of Stamford replacing everything with luxury apartment complexes .

I agree with a lot of what your saying. I loved the old one too. The new one is set up perfectly with the upstairs when sports betting inevitably is legalized.
 
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