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lets get a beerT It's a familiar
chime 'round these parts,
although only a minority percen
tage of this campus has retained
(or regained) the right to drink in
this state. For those of you
entitled to imbibe, here's a partial
list of some of the best-known
watering holes around:
Henderson Street Bar If
vou'd like to go to a bar where
you can just hang out and maybe jukebox for at least an hour,
eat your lunch and drink a beer Several pinball machines, video
(or several) with friends, H-Street games, a foosbali table and a wide
may be the place for you. Spike, screen TV combine to make Bub's
the owner's canine buddy, will be one of the area's more popular
sure to greet you, and become entertainment establishments,
your personal friend if you arrive He's Not Here If you like to
with any food. drink in the great outdoors, He's
Natural Light and Bud on tap are Not at 1 1 TA w. Franklin St. is the
90 cents a cup; or you can get your place for you. in the huge outdoor
very own H-Street cup with the patio area, you and a couple
slogan "Beer is Good for You" for hundred others can enjoy the
$1.50 -refills are $1. Bottled beer night air while sipping from a
includes most longneck domestics
and popular imports, various fla
vors of wine coolers are also
available at reasonable prices,
wooden booths line the walls of
the bar, which boasts one of the
best classic rock 'n' roll jukeboxes
in the area and several pinball
machines. On football and basket-
ball game days you can expect to
see the bar packed with avid fans
glued to the bar's two television
screens located above the bar.
Troll's - well, it just aint like
it used to be. Troll's underwent
some serious renovations this
summer - there's carpet on the
floor now, and many of the old
wooden booths are gone. But the
beer is still cheap, the service fast,
and you can still play Hank Williams
Jr. tunes on the jukebox while
vou're Dlavinq a video game in the
back room. A Chapel Hill institution,
Troll's is located downstairs at 157
E Rosemary St
Ballyhoo's - Formerly Jor
dan's, Ballyhoo's Is a restaurant
and bar that offers a quiet, casual
atmosphere. Regulars frequently
come in to escape the beer-
drinking scene and get a real drink,
weeklv soeciais and a late niqht
snack menu are added highlights,
and the background music Is
controlled to allow conversations
without shouting. Most drinks are
$2.25, and you can get a long island
iced Tea for $3.25. Specialty drinks,
such as the "Ballyhoo Blue" are also
available upon request
Bub O'Malley's Pub Upstairs
from Ballyhoo's youH find one of
the town's most spacious bars.
although it may not seem like it
on a Friday night A wide assort
ment of beers is available in
bottles or by the pitcher at
reasonable prices. On a crowded
night you wont hear the songs
you chose on their massive
bucket of beer. A bucket is a huge
Carolina blue cup filled with your
choice of available draft beer. Beer
is also available by the pitcher and
in bottles, and you can order wine
coolers as well, if the weather isnt
up to par, you can enter the two-
story bar. Plus, live entertainment
usually takes place on Saturday
nights,
Molly Maguire's Irish Pub -
When you're in the mood to soak
up some Irish spirit, or any spirits
for that matter, Molly's, located
at 136 E Rosemary St. offers both
food and drink to fill you up. You
can enjoy your domestic beer or
cup o' Guinness outside at one or
the patio tables or opt for a mixed
drink inside at the bar or in a
booth. With dim lighting and walls
covered with sports trophies and
other memorabilia, Molly's is def -
initely a place where you can soak
up a aistinctive atmospnere.
The Cave - Dark, smoky,
sweaty - it's definitely Chapel
Hill's most down-to-earth bar.
There's never a cover, almost
always a band and dollar draft, in
the back, under harsh light, there's
pool - in the front, under no light,
there's darts.
WFUN Kite Club - For stu
dents more interested in dancing
than darts, WFUN offers dance
music in a disco atmosphere, it's
a membership club with weekly
specials for those of age to drink.
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