RTP-area local music and culture

[grady <grady AT ibiblio.org>]

City Beverage has an excellent (and large) selection of 
microbrews/imports on tap. It has breakfast/coffee stuff in the AM and 
fancy-pantsy sit-down dinner at night. It has free wireless.

It has only two problems:

1) too damn many people know about it
2) the food is consistently priced about $2-3 more than I think it's 
worth ;-)

It's most excellent for those days when you're driving home from work & 
you realize that you can't wait until you get home to have that beer 
you're craving; cruise in there around 5:30 and fire up the laptop & 
drink a Dead Guy or something & all is well.

For Chaz, it's so far south that it's practically not even Durham, even 
though it's Durham. Coming from Durham-Durham, get on 15-501 going 
towards Chapel Hill, and turn left at Garrett Road (the stoplight where 
the furniture store has been going out of business for months now, and 
where the giant pumpkin stand was back in October). Follow it until you 
get to the CVS drugstore that's just past Jordan High. Turn left into 
the CVS parking lot and kinda hug the left side of the driveway until 
you get to the weird little strip/office building thing. That's where it 
is. Signage is small/obscure.

Ross

tommy gibson wrote:
> City Bev is a small restaurant/bar on the southwestern side of Durham - 
> almost into Chapel Hill.
> 4810 Hope Valley Rd (map here: 
> http://citybeverage-durham.com/citybevmap.html ).
> If you know where Woodcroft is, look directly across the street.
>
> City Beverage is my most favoritest place to eat and drink in the Triangle.
> It is not, however, a very good place to watch TV.
>
> chaz wrote:
>
> > ooh, what's City Beverage?
> > i haven't been there yet.
>
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