mjmjr25 wrote:As a life-long cubs fan...that bar was a bit of a let-down both times I went there, surviving on status alone imo. The cool part is entering into an underground area like a 30's speak-easy - that's legit.
I understand all about charm and not changing things "because this is the way it has always been" but...the place smells a bit like piss and the hotdogs I had last time were just absolutely nasty.
I've never been there personally. I'm not sure I ever care to either. Not like there aren't better places to go. The Cubby Bear is a pretty nice place. I haven't been to Harry Caray's but I've heard good things. Plenty of other bars in Wrigleyville without having to travel all the way out to the Tribune Towers.
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prfsnl_gmr wrote:There is nothing feigned about it. What I wrote is a display of actual moral superiority.
They typically allow you in bars if you're with your parents. My only foray into the Cubby Bear was with my family.
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They typically allow you in bars if you're with your parents. My only foray into the Cubby Bear was with my family.
What? Where?
Exactly. By law a bar is somewhere you can't enter if you're underage. If it has a separate eating area away from the bar area, then it's no longer a bar, it's a restaurant.
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Stark wrote:
Exactly. By law a bar is somewhere you can't enter if you're underage. If it has a separate eating area away from the bar area, then it's no longer a bar, it's a restaurant.
Stark wrote:
Exactly. By law a bar is somewhere you can't enter if you're underage. If it has a separate eating area away from the bar area, then it's no longer a bar, it's a restaurant.
I've been in plenty of bars that allow minors. Some before a certain time(say 9pm) or a lot of college bars will stamp you if you were underage when you entered so the bartenders would know who they could serve and couldn't.
Stark wrote:
Exactly. By law a bar is somewhere you can't enter if you're underage. If it has a separate eating area away from the bar area, then it's no longer a bar, it's a restaurant.
This varies from state to state.
Ah.
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