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Yep... it's still there.Pigs Eye Pub?
Yep... it's still there.Pigs Eye Pub?
That was a favorite of mine. I used to work in the old Hartford Times building before it became UConn Hartford so Dagney’s was very close.Great memories. My favorite place on Thursday nights was Dagny’s.
It’s still there.Pigs Eye Pub?
You must be about my age. That’s where we used to go. We still laugh that we used to stay until closing and were at work by 8:00 am the next morning with no problem. If I tried that today I’d be asleep at my desk by noon.Great memories. My favorite place on Thursday nights was Dagny’s.
That's the one. Wasn't Pigs Eye Pub.North Shore
Great memories. My favorite place on Thursday nights was Dagny’s.
That was a favorite of mine. I used to work in the old Hartford Times building before it became UConn Hartford so Dagney’s was very close.
These posts make me smileYou must be about my age. That’s where we used to go. We still laugh that we used to stay until closing and were at work by 8:00 am the next morning with no problem. If I tried that today I’d be asleep at my desk by noon.
Dagny's DJ here ... best nights were Thursday Happy Hour w/ Cool Runnings on the patio - 800 people through the door ... ... fun fact, Dagny's lease was $300/month (not a typo)
Just because they served French fries doesn’t make it a French restaurant. Hartford never had a French restaurant.The location next to Russian Lady used to be a pretty decent French restaurant. I was sorry to see that close up.
If you want to experience Hot Tomatoes today go to Salute where the entire staff and chefs and mangers went. Salutes is right on Trumbull street on the park. Same garlic cheese bread.Hot Tomatoes started on Ann and then moved to Asylum and finally to the train station. I really enjoyed their cheese bread which was sold in local stores.
Boppers replaced another favorite of mine, Mad Murphy’s on Union Place.
It did. Next door to the Russian Lady and was called Pasti's.Just because they served French fries doesn’t make it a French restaurant. Hartford never had a French restaurant.
I’ve been to Salutes multiple times but unfortunately I now live 1200 miles away. Salutes and co-owner Jimmy were always very generous with free catering when I was on the Board of Directors of a Hartford nonprofit. And the food was well received by the patrons of our Wine Tasting event.If you want to experience Hot Tomatoes today go to Salute where the entire staff and chefs and mangers went. Salutes is right on Trumbull street on the park. Same garlic cheese bread.
If you want to experience Hot Tomatoes today go to Salute where the entire staff and chefs and mangers went. Salutes is right on Trumbull street on the park. Same garlic cheese bread.
Just because they served French fries doesn’t make it a French restaurant. Hartford never had a French restaurant.
The Rockinghorse Saloon was a unique place. I was there about ten years ago and was surprised when all the waitresses got up on benches and started dancing while clicking their boots. They did this at set intervals.BTW....was downtown last night before the UConn hockey game. The Rockinghorse Saloon on Ann St. is now The Dark Horse Saloon. Still good deal on drinks. No more country music. All classic rock last night.
Haven't been to game in Hartford in a couple of years. We’re going to a noon game in February. Are any watering holes open around the arena by 11:00?Corner of Pratt & Trumbull. I remember that location as "the Bar with No Name" back in the 90's.
This would be the third location downtown for a Coach's.
But it looks like this one has no ties to Jim Calhoun.
What about L'Americain?Just because they served French fries doesn’t make it a French restaurant. Hartford never had a French restaurant.
They never let me in!What about L'Americain?
I am always provably wrong. Used to it. I apologize. Wish I knew about it. Love escargot. Used to get it at Apricot's in Farmington.That is just provable wrong. I accept your apology.
Still around. Nothing of any particular interest to say. I stopped complaining about UConn basketball a long time ago. Six NCs is a good reason to stop complaining. Nice win at Providence, huh? Nothing worse then losing to the fryers. See fn 1.Hey Gars. Nice to see the old Yard still around. Hope you’re doing well.
Talking to the owner of the Dark Horse Saloon on Ann Ucello st, they open at least an hour and a half before games. Today they opened at 10:30am for the depaul game.Haven't been to game in Hartford in a couple of years. We’re going to a noon game in February. Are any watering holes open around the arena by 11:00?
Thanks for any help…
I’ve called bars/ restaurants before early games in the past…and got a lot of misinformation from whom ever answered the phone…and websites are often not updated with hours,..particular for game days.
Thanks again!
Still around. Nothing of any particular interest to say. I stopped complaining about UConn basketball a long time ago. Six NCs is a good reason to stop complaining. Nice win at Providence, huh? Nothing worse then losing to the fryers. See fn 1.
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1. A "fryer" is a young, tender bird, typically under 10 weeks old, with soft skin and flexible cartilage, making its meat ideal for quick cooking methods like frying, broiling, or sautéing without drying out, unlike older birds meant for roasting or stewing.
That’s great…thank you!Talking to the owner of the Dark Horse Saloon on Ann Ucello st, they open at least an hour and a half before games. Today they opened at 10:30am for the depaul game.
Still around. Nothing of any particular interest to say. I stopped complaining about UConn basketball a long time ago. Six NCs is a good reason to stop complaining. Nice win at Providence, huh? Nothing worse then losing to the fryers. See fn 1.
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1. A "fryer" is a young, tender bird, typically under 10 weeks old, with soft skin and flexible cartilage, making its meat ideal for quick cooking methods like frying, broiling, or sautéing without drying out, unlike older birds meant for roasting or stewing.