This week's installment of Nightlife Notes: Mojito Tapas, Jeff Ruby's, Christmas-Eve Eve at Seidenfaden's, my search for a Starbucks that doesn't care about the reason for the season, and some stern tutelage on how to fix my gawdam steak.
- - JSH
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Oh Rolling Rock! I used to buy a bucket of them for $5.00 at Woody's.
I sure wish I could buy a bucket of Rolling Rock now.
I also wish I knew what happened to Woody's. The last time I drove by the Glyndon Hotel it was gone.
I really liked Woody's. It had a bit of that Old New Orleans type flaire, and the waitresses were nice and quite a few of them were hotties too.
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2 comments:
Oh Rolling Rock! I used to buy a bucket of them for $5.00 at Woody's.
I sure wish I could buy a bucket of Rolling Rock now.
I also wish I knew what happened to Woody's. The last time I drove by the Glyndon Hotel it was gone.
I really liked Woody's. It had a bit of that Old New Orleans type flaire, and the waitresses were nice and quite a few of them were hotties too.
Glyndon reference, check. Woody's reference, check. Usage of the word "hotties", check.
But a bucket of Rolling Rock sure does sound good right about now, funk soul brother, right about now.
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