Washington's watering holes are Balkanized in accordance with one's tribe.
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Here's a neat guide to San Francisco's classic watering holes.
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The watering holes are often trouble spots during very hot weekends.
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Other fraternity watering holes from Twain's time are still in business.
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Have other favorite Cubs or Indians watering holes across the five boroughs?
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Crews also built a cantina similar to the watering holes seen on screen.
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There are numerous watering holes within the vast site, so everyone's catered for.
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From dingy dives to Old World establishments, watering holes are one writer's paradise.
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But unlike the other watering holes, this bar is out, proud and gay.
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You have to drink water from puddles from watering holes where cows have been.
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During an early January 2016 sweep of the usual watering holes, I noticed Explosion.
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Take its Singapore office for example, which boasts not one but two watering holes.
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The increasingly buzzy downtown is luring visitors with recently-opened shops and watering holes.
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She facilitates his flight from retribution across Europe via ever more glamorous watering holes.
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Dive Bars: Honest watering holes where you can experience the greatest nights of your life.
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Not so the plain folk he met at rough-hewed watering holes across the South.
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There are few schools - children instead help herd the precious cows to nearby watering holes.
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But with new watering holes and shops percolating, it's become a pride of the plains.
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They're the watering holes where we go to rub our backs on the other elephants' backs.
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More important, these channels serve as digital watering holes, where ISIS scouts identify potential new attackers.
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Local watering holes have one-time visitors and occasional customers, but most importantly, they have regulars.
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"Burt was a real person and he loved these kinds of casual watering holes," the source says.
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International chains are investing in lower-cost brands, not just watering holes for the rich and famous.
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What did not change was the culture of aggressive masculinity in Iowa's classrooms, restaurants, and watering holes.
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Our writer shares his love of drinking in bars, and his favorite watering holes around the world.
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And often watering holes are lit up at night when rhinos and other animals come to drink.
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The bar scene, whether you like your watering holes dive-y or mega-fancy, is spreading its wings.
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Today the skeletons of unfinished buildings and half-empty watering holes bear witness to those once-high hopes.
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Some will lead to sites necessary for a herd's survival, including grazing sites, watering holes or salt licks.
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Once, it had been possible for ranchers to develop natural springs into watering holes using only a shovel.
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Containment efforts on the mainland have prevented people from going out to their regular watering holes and restaurants.
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And flower shops, parking garages and basement apartments were repurposed into illicit watering holes, better known as speakeasies.
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A tour of factories and watering holes across Michigan's car country reveals plenty of support for Mr Trump's aims.
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Trump rallies draw big crowds, for one: Revelers fill hotels, pack restaurants, purchase sundries and drink watering holes dry.
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I'd like to think he's scouting out the best watering holes and places to eat in heaven, right now.
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And it includes a variety of watering holes, including local favorites like Violet Crown, The Liberty, and Rio Rita.
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To celebrate his new role, he invited Stacey to dinner at Spago, one of Hollywood's old-school watering holes.
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The watering holes, 10 in all, are operated by the two houses of Parliament, the Commons and the Lords.
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That's the case at Minus 5 — a chain of watering holes scattered throughout the country made completely out of ice.
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Despite his intense public demeanor, he often shunned parties at ritzy watering holes in favor of a quiet family life.
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They spent roughly a decade leading sessions at watering holes around New York, mentoring younger musicians and deepening a repertoire.
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She captures the gestures of both young and old as they sunbathe, swim, lounge and jump into these watering holes.
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Spencer isn't the only alt-right figurehead who's been having a hard time visiting local watering holes as of late.
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Chuck's Sports Bar, the Hangover Bar, and other watering holes received the obnoxious blinking cameras as punishment for perceived bad behavior.
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Turla is known to use "watering holes" or compromised sites that their targets are likely to visit for distributing its malware.
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Humans had long been building (and dying) on the shortest routes between watering holes, leaving their bodies as a free meal.
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Why was that particular restaurant the right one, out of all the many legendary Hollywood watering holes you might have evoked?
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From the Constante's windows, guests can see El Floridita, one of Hemingway's local watering holes (and where the drink was created).
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She's looking forward to the day that whisky and beer made with her customers' crops show up at her favorite watering holes.
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Watering holes lose money (except during events that draw out the fearless, such as televised matches during the recent Rugby World Cup).
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If you need reprieve from Beantown's very excellent fine dining scene, just walk on down to one of these classic watering holes.
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Nairobi National Park, a bushy expanse of long grass and watering holes, is just minutes from the glass towers of downtown Nairobi.
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Those numbers make it hard to plan for just how taxed their roads, gas reserves, watering holes, bathrooms, and food services will be.
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Fuchs also shared photos of empty watering holes, dead wildlife and dry roadsides, saying reports of the effects are starting to make headlines.
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So drink up and hunker down in these old-school, badly lit watering holes and make sure to have a shot for us.
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There are a few local watering holes and nightlife venues near Occidental Square that are mainstays on many of the underground tour routes.
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Why it matters: While Americans are drinking more at home with their local watering holes closed, the liquor supply may come up short.
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Callimachi: So online, there are, quite literally I think, tens of thousands of people like Huzayfah who are circling these internet watering holes.
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You're not trailing behind them as they step out of the bushes and move toward their watering holes; you're inside their watering hole.
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Since the bridge reopened in 2014 — and especially since new restaurants and watering holes opened near South Park's main intersection of 14th Ave.
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African Monarch butterflies fluttered about as giraffes drank from watering holes in the distance, bending awkwardly like tripods on the verge of collapse.
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If checking out the bar scene in your destination tends to be a vacation highlight, why not hit watering holes frequented by locals?
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With help from a local lawyer, Vincent Longhi, Miller got to know some of the longshoremen, visiting their watering holes and eventually their apartments.
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According to the British Beer and Pub Association, the total number of watering holes in Blighty has fallen by 20013% since 22001, to 22016,241.
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Thirst could send the cows sliding down the hill to the swamp without waiting for the herders to take them to the watering holes.
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In a city filled with excellent watering holes, one of the most impressive newcomers is Himmeriget, an unassuming bar in a former butcher shop.
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Lachlan, with his tattooed forearm, avoids the spotlight, rarely popping up in Hollywood watering holes like Tower Bar, where James has a signature table.
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Yet many of those warehouses host popular watering holes, busy workshops and budding brands, a few of which operate shops of a particular kind.
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Before the speech, the debate in D.C. saloons and watering holes was concerned how long Trump would survive as President of the United States.
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The Rajashthan Revealed tour includes morning and evening safaris at Ranthambore National Park, where tigers emerge in warmer months seeking watering holes (from $21,230).
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Although you'll have better luck checking in with your local watering holes for their take on National Beer Day, here are a few standout deals.
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Nonetheless, a bit of time in any town of significant size in Ecuador is all it takes to find the gringo haunts and watering holes.
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Read on for what we think are some of the city's best outdoor watering holes, and get ready to put your sunglasses on and start sippin'.
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To those who don't frequent Wall Street watering holes, it may come as a jolt to learn that such a sales process may well be difficult.
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I'd loiter, too, at various local watering holes, on the periphery of lively conversations, eager to chime in with a quippy remark I'd practiced in French.
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The song is (naturally) called "Munchies," and we join imaginary celebrity chef Marky Lake(!) on a journey through some of Nova Scotia's most exclusive watering holes.
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Yakusyu Bar is one of roughly a dozen such places around town touting their homemade hooch, which range from swank speakeasies to deeply weird watering holes.
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This series, which attempts to rehabilitate local watering holes, turns its attention to a family-owned bar in Puerto Rico that was destroyed by Hurricane Maria.
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Fossils from long-extinct elephants, antelope and jaguars paint a prehistoric scene not of a barren wasteland, but of a flourishing savanna sprinkled with watering holes.
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The company is aggressively marketing its products in bars and street corner watering holes, spots where convivial Brazilians guzzle nearly half of the nation's beer annually.
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In clubs and juke joints, at weddings and dances, in sweatboxes, filthy bars and rancid watering holes, even at a Harvard class reunion two decades before.
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The various events had been well-organized, the game itself had been surprisingly fun, the crowds had been enthusiastic and the watering holes had been well-stocked.
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Her made-up landscape includes real-life Phoenix watering holes like the Pink Pony and Don & Charlie's, a legendary, memorabilia-stuffed steakhouse that closed just last year.
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Those watering holes would let inebriated patrons sleep in their back rooms, but once gone, the drunkards stretched out on Bowery sidewalks, visible to a scornful public.
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We've rounded up the best watering holes to hit up in the capital to get your dose of British pub culture — yummy pork scratchings and lively chatter guaranteed.
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Views from both indoors and out stretch across the grounds — which feature a number of watering holes and fish ponds — to the adjacent Kuring-gai Chase National Park.
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Poachers have in the last two years killed dozens of elephants in Hwange National Park by lacing watering holes with cyanide, a toxic substance that kills within hours.
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José Arbona tended bar at the Plaza from 1991–1997, first in Trader Vic's and later in other hotel watering holes, including the Palm Court, Lowenstein's favored haunt.
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There was no sign outside indicating that a ride up in a rickety open-air elevator would lead him to one of the city's most interesting watering holes.
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This is because the white farmers are relatively wealthy and have invested in their properties, building dams, creating watering holes, pumping from springs and caring for their paddocks.
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The 25-room lodge is on a ridge overlooking the savanna and has a view of two watering holes rich with wildlife such as antelope, waterbuck, baboons and elephants.
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So to diversify his revenue sources, Ream looked for sports that were not already served by collegiate programs and that had what he calls "watering holes"—magazines and associations.
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The animal paparazzo So his solution was to use a camera trap -- a high-quality stationary DSLR camera which he carefully positioned along animal trails and by watering holes.
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Sure there are oxygen bars and places where you drink out of test tubes, but watering holes inspired by television characters of years gone by are today's real winners.
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They run from quiet watering holes where dogs are welcome as long as they are discreet, to a few rowdier establishments where the dogs do everything but play poker.
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California is, of course, very well represented on the roster of 27 watering holes, with spots in L.A., San Francisco, Palm Springs, Oakland and San Diego making the cut.
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The rolling green hills and topaz watering holes serve as a backdrop for 2100 residents, a number that swells during high season with a couple of hundred tourists daily.
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Ms. Redstone has gone on a crash course in media management, lunching with other media executives and showing up at the Sun Valley conference and other media watering holes.
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I remember when Pokémon Go got wildly popular and everyone was running around looking for various characters, and you had all these kids gathering around these virtual watering holes.
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We've profiled 10 restaurants and watering holes where travelers can soak up stories about presidential drinking and dining, not to mention throw back some seriously good food and drinks.
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Elsewhere there are shops to build your own lightsaber or droid, a restaurant serving roasted meat and a cantina inspired by the colorful watering holes seen in "Star Wars" films.
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Like the twin towns of Champaign-Urbana, our public universities are cultural oases — intellectual watering holes where students of all backgrounds can gather in the pursuit of education and knowledge.
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And so Lamb tears like a juggernaut through the Fleet Street watering holes, nightclubs and even a sauna to recruit the have-not journalists he needs to remake The Sun.
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Audience members were asked to walk along a re-creation of the play's title thoroughfare, to visit different residences and watering holes during the course of one typical, sodden night.
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CPC said in a statement it had also developed the potential of the land through fencing and new watering holes, offering an opportunity for the next owner to "drive more value".
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Drink Company, the organization that masterminded the pop-up and others like it, such as Game of Thrones and Nintendo-themed watering holes, had worked out arrangements with HBO and Nintendo.
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Some of the deep depressions remain dry while others, a testament to the ingenuity of the villagers, serve as watering holes for the oxen that farmers harness to till their fields.
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Running through the countryside, bathing in the watering holes, climbing ancient, jagged hills, catching fish, traveling by burro, watching the community Christmas pageants — all of it fired up his artistic soul.
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Many perished after the battle of Waterberg: They were shot, hanged from trees or died in the desert, where the Germans sealed off watering holes and also prevented survivors from returning.
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This is similar to what security professionals refer to as a "watering hole" attack, named after predatory animals who lie in wait at watering holes for prey to arrive to drink.
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Obviously, the Big Apple has a wide variety of watering holes for your summer refreshment, you just have to know where to look if you want to find the real gems.
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I'm not simply referring to the blowing off of steam -- the drink- or drug-assisted partying and in-house sexual shenanigans to be encountered in NGO watering holes from Kabul to Kinshasa.
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It's hard not to notice how apropos these female-free stages and watering holes are as modern-day actresses are speaking out more than ever about the terrible working conditions they're faced with.
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In 803, Truong helped open the immensely popular Chill Skybar, the first of many rooftop watering holes that would soon pop up across the skyline of Ho Chi Minh City (also called Saigon).
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In conjunction with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), Burrard-Lucas set up a handful of camera traps — stationary cameras triggered by motion sensors — around watering holes in the Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA).
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While University of Iowa played in the Rose Bowl, campaign staffers and volunteers hopscotched across Des Moines in Carson's signature "Healer Hauler" bus, handing out stickers and signing up supporters at local watering holes.
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ALBAIDA, Sudan (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The women of Sudan's North Kordofan state used to be famed for their war songs urging men to defend their meager desert assets of cattle, bush and watering holes.
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Mamas and their watering holes become known as one-of-a-kind local legends, of sorts, especially if they're one of the many barkeeps who have kept their businesses open for over multiple decades.
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According to the alert, the hackers also in some cases leveraged their initial targets to develop "watering holes," an attack method in which hackers infect a trusted domain that the ultimate victim will visit.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Rivers and watering holes are drying up, popular mountain recreation spots are closing and water restrictions are in full swing as a persistent drought intensifies its grip on pockets of the American Southwest.
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This edition of 60 Second Cities provides a close-up look at one of the top, must-see destinations in the world — from the back alley, hutong watering holes to, well, the Great Wall of China.
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At the time, the bar was popular place for working class people who had trickled down to Florida, because it reminded them of the spartan, no-nonsense watering holes from the small towns they'd come from.
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These watering holes serve as a super convenient meeting place for you to down a healthy pour of house malbec and catch up with another busy friend before you both tend to your respective shopping lists.
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I had watched Prague's cocktail scene blossom in recent years, but even great watering holes like Hemingway Bar and Bonvivant's CTC in Prague lacked the combination of intimacy and energy at the Bar Which Doesn't Exist.
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That time of year when the crocuses start poking their heads out of the snow, the patios at one's favourite watering holes reopen, and a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of... wait sorry, wrong letter.
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During the course of a pub crawl through Springfield's famed watering holes, such as the Bloated Liver, Krusty can be seen consuming alcohol from a wineskin, a glass slipper, a hiking boot, and even the Stanley Cup.
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Niche products seem to be on the rise in some professional services, in corners of the retail industry and on the high street—where quirky cocktail bars can charge far more than less funky mass-market watering holes.
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For some time now we've been denied the privacy of watering holes or shelter of any kind—forced out into the sun or under street lights—made to wear their ashen letter in public for all to see.
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There are certainly other factors that contributed to these outbreaks, such as lackluster chlorination and decontamination, water used from a contaminated source, or recreational watering holes that were kept too warm, allowing the germs to grow and survive longer.
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There are few things we enjoy more than spending our hard-earned cash on cocktails with friends at the end of a tough week, and there's no shortage of watering holes to satisfy our urge when payday rolls around.
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By being able to track sales and throughput, the software makes it possible for businesses to streamline their inventory by taking beverages that aren't selling and avoiding the "OMG we're out of PBR" moments that plague some watering holes.
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Our lust for traversing the mountaintops and unknown valleys of the American West sparked an equal desire to seek out watering holes filled with a frontier spirit: the individualism and no-frills pragmatism sprouting potential for ad hoc camaraderie.
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Nairobi National Park, a bushy expanse of long grass and watering holes just minutes from the glass towers of downtown, is a popular tourist destination where visitors can see lions, leopards, giraffes, hyenas, buffaloes, zebra and even highly endangered rhinos.
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Groups like the Basilica of St. Josaphat in Milwaukee's Brewing the Faith or the incredibly popular multi-city Pub Theology series combine spirits both of the Holy and the alcoholic variety in beer gardens, bars, and other local watering holes.
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They gathered at various local watering holes, offering what one attendee describes as "toasts to the accused," and pieced together a gripping narrative—a tale of free-speech crusaders crossed over to the dark side, dedicated newshounds become digital pimps.
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Czechs are increasingly shunning fusty old watering holes and draft beer sales are sliding, so the world-famous brewers of pilsner are looking to inject some pizzazz into the traditional pub and attract younger patrons looking for a hip, modern feel.
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It is at once one of France's most popular tourist destinations, a stone's throw from the glamorous watering holes of the rich and famous at Cap Ferrat and Monaco, and it has one of France's largest populations of Tunisian origin.
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Doug Quinn, a former bartender at the beloved P.J. Clarke's, opened the bar on 218 East 53rd Street, replacing another of the neighborhood's ubiquitous frat-house watering holes (this one called Tammany Hall) in a 116-year-old two-story building.
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Costa Mesa's Avalon Bar (run by the late Mike Conley, vocalist for 23s punk band M.I.A.) and Club Mesa have both gone from punk havens to upscale craft cocktail watering holes, now called the Wayfarer (formerly Detroit Bar) and Casa, respectively.
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Take, for example, the very thought-out revival of Henrietta Hudson, AKA "Hens,"—one of the last lesbian watering holes left in Manhattan—which has dramatically upgraded the quality of its lineups and marketing in the past year or so.
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Hodge reminisces about his own background as a young ranch hand — loading livestock into trailers, rounding up sheep on muleback, crossing the Rio Grande to Ciudad Acuña every weekend for flaming tequila shots at famous watering holes like Ma Crosby's.
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Inside the Capitol and at nearby watering holes and restaurants, there are hopeful whispers among a small band of Democrats that a fresh-faced new leader will come forward to challenge Ms. Pelosi, who has led House Democrats for 15 years.
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Spring Gallery Guide Ivan Karp's gallery OK Harris, which he opened in 1969, lasted on lower West Broadway until 2014, but by the end it was a stranger in a strange land, surrounded by fashion boutiques, watering holes and cigar stores.
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Mr. Martinez built his musical backbone in Santeria ceremonies and Havana watering holes, and his svelte playing on the congas and the sacred batá drum has made him a sought-after side musician, as well as a bandleader of growing renown.
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Welcome back to Last Call, where we visit watering holes around the world to collect life advice from their trusty barkeepers, learning everything from how to get over a broken heart to what drink orders will get you laughed out of their bar.
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For British MPs, the exact number of post-work pints at Westminster's watering holes, all those cheeky glasses of red with dinner at the bankside cafeteria, and flutes of networking event fizz are laid out every year in the Government Wine Cellar's report.
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Welcome to Last Call, where we visit watering holes around the world to collect life advice from their trusty barkeepers, learning everything from how to get over a broken heart to what drink orders will get you laughed out of their bar.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As the United States women's national team clinched their fourth World Cup title on Sunday, fans across New York City gathered at local watering holes and match parties, striking an optimistic tone about the future of the women's game.
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In a bygone analog era, lawmakers and corporate chiefs traveled great distances to swap secrets, to the smoke-filled back rooms of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, or the watering holes at the annual Allen & Company conference in Sun Valley, Idaho.
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By definition, dive bars are often hidden away and low-profile, but for the MUNCHIES Guide to Austin, we condensed the city's finest watering holes down to just 11 seedy-ish drinkin' spots so that you're sure to hit the bullseye every time.
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Welcome to Last Call , where we visit watering holes around the world to collect life advice from their trusty barkeepers, learning everything from how to get over a broken heart to what drink orders will get you laughed out of their bar.
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Hundreds of miles away as young people in India's cities post Instagram stories from trendy lounges and throbbing discotheques, the village youngsters create their own digital watering holes atop these hills with their cheap Android phones and inexpensive prepaid data plans with dozens of gigabytes.
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But conservative firebrands apparently like a drink as much as the next guy, and so they soldier on, braving America's potentially leftist-riddled watering holes—even if, as Tomi Lahren learned over the weekend, it means possibly getting a drink thrown at your face.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - The ubiquitous fridges that dispense beer in Cuba's bars, cafes and gas stations are running out of the island's favorite Cristal and Bucanero brands in recent weeks, as a surge in American tourists and new private watering holes strain the main brewery.
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Long Island City, the Queens neighborhood that Amazon picked, will become a high-tech Brooklyn, with a bevy of new farm-to-table restaurants, craft cocktail watering holes and, naturally, the artisanal coffee roasters already ubiquitous in Seattle, all just a subway stop from Manhattan.
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The Shift In a bygone analog era, lawmakers and corporate chiefs traveled great distances to swap secrets, to the smoke-filled back rooms of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, or the watering holes at the annual Allen & Company conference in Sun Valley, Idaho.
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Painter Thelonius "T-Bone" Bone supports himself as a bartender at the Bronx Bar — one of the longer-standing watering holes in Detroit's Cass Corridor neighborhood, before it was rebranded as Midtown — and this creates an excellent vantage point from which to observe many such individuals.
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But visit Asbury Park now and see not just recovery but the Jersey Shore ideal: beaches packed towel to towel for 10 blocks, surfers picking waves off a jetty and a boardwalk lined with seafood restaurants, open-air watering holes, a lemonade stand and a taco joint.
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"In many cases -- I am not saying in every case -- he is saying a lot of the same things that people are talking about around their neighborhoods, around their dining tables, at their watering holes," said Marc Lotter, strategic communications director for Trump's 2020 campaign, on CNN.
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"Considering the push they had at CES and the fact that they are expanding the product line there will probably be more Googlers to join the ranks of Apple, Amazon and other companies' staff in the watering holes and eateries of Shenzhen, in Nanshan or Futian," he added.
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The second answer is that, during the reconstruction of Paris, many rooftops were damaged, and the plombiers zingueurs [the name in French for plumbers who work on rooftops and gutters] who worked on them were traditionally regulars at local watering holes—spending a lot of time leaning on countertops.
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But, most important, they met to establish the borders of each man's grazing ground (this led to endless arguments, negotiations, and recriminations) and the order in which each herd would go to drink at the watering holes, to avoid any jostling or fighting among either the beasts or their herders.
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I figure that leaves you with well more than a C-note, which should be spent on post-theater (not pre-, please) martinis at classic Broadway watering holes like Joe Allen, Bar Centrale or if you're feeling nostalgic for the days when the top ticket price was strictly double-digits, Sardi's.
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If you happen to hang out at Broadway watering holes like Joe Allen's, you've probably overheard conversations much like those that babble through "Evening at the Talk House," Wallace Shawn's anxious excavation of moral cowardice in a fascist age, which opened on Thursday night at the Pershing Square Signature Center.
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Next to a gaudy damask violet and gold-silk Moroccan caftan and an embroidered Christian Dior style that reflects Callas's latter-day associations with the world's most luxurious watering holes, a simple muslin Saint Laurent Rive Gauche caftan worn on vacation with Mr. Pasolini looks like catnip for a contemporary designer.
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Baked by perpetual sunlight into a blistering, steaming desert, you won't find colonists there either, except for mining encampments drilling for geological booty… and Brightside hunters, who stalk the scant watering holes in ravines where permanent shade allows water dumped from night-to-bright rainstorms to collect into nourishing pools.
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This story was originally published in Dutch on MUNCHIES NL. Welcome back to Last Call , where we visit watering holes around the world to collect life advice from their trusty barkeepers, learning everything from how to get over a broken heart to what drink orders will get you laughed out of their bar.
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These watering holes — like what's colloquially known in my city of Atlanta as "KroBar" (formally Kroger Marketplace at Glenwood) — serve as a super convenient meeting place for you to down a healthy pour of house Malbec and catch up with another busy friend before you both tend to your respective shopping lists.
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From blues bars to Midwest-vibes watering holes to low-ceilinged cellars with top-notch jukeboxes, here are the best places to get divey in DC. Don't forget to check out the complete MUNCHIES Guide to Washington, DC for the best places to eat on a budget, grab a coffee, or feel fancy, too.
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The exhibition literature suggests, almost wistfully, that Beckmann doesn't fall neatly into the show's theme: he never really painted New York City; instead, he showed us the interiors of his favorite watering holes — the bars of the St. Regis and the Plaza Hotel (he was evidently not socializing with the Abstract Expressionists at the Cedar Bar).
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But if you want to watch your team of choice with other like-minded patrons, here are some suggestions for Madness-friendly watering holes in Manhattan: Syracuse Orange: Overlook, East End Bar & Grill, Village Pourhouse, Social or Blarney Rock Pub North Carolina Tar Heels (not Panthers as we previously mentioned): Brother Jimmy's BBQ and Slattery's Midtown Pub.
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The final score — 153-33 — will lodge deep into the memory banks of a frenzied pro-Eagles crowd at U.S. Bank Stadium and the millions of delirious fans across the Delaware Valley, who will belt it out at work or family gatherings or watering holes as calculable proof that, yes, the Eagles did, in fact, win the Super Bowl.
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The book reveals watering holes like the Anable Basin Sailing Bar & Grill in Long Island City, sources for Romanian charcuterie in Astoria, the story behind "Spaghetti Park" in Corona and even advice on the Malaysian hawker food menu at Curry Leaves in Flushing: "111 Places in Queens That You Must Not Miss" by Joe DiStefano (Emons, $19.90).
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Though whiskey-centric water might be viewed as a gimmicky gift for the over-the-top whiskey lover in your live, Keeney aspires to make their Kentucky water a staple in any bar that takes their malt and rye seriously, and has already gotten Old Limestone secured behind the bar at a number of restaurants and watering holes.
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After two years spent in watering holes of all stripes (it was for science, I swear), I saw many stereotypes confirmed—for instance, that sexual violence runs rampant in straight bars, or that gay and straight men negotiate sexual consent in vastly different ways—but one surprising pattern slowly revealed itself: The way straight men discuss women and the way gay men discuss effeminate men are remarkably similar.
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Watering holes around the country will be showing the debates, but if you're in a city that has a team in the baseball playoff hunt (like New York, Baltimore, Boston, Houston, Washington, Chicago, Detroit, Seattle, St. Louis, Los Angeles or San Francisco) or in Atlanta or New Orleans, whose teams face off in Monday Night Football (much to the chagrin of Mr. Trump), getting the volume turned up on the debate might be difficult.
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