Day 17: Fiddler's Green

Ahhhhh the luck of the Irish was with us tonight.  Located by Fisherman’s Wharf, Fiddler’s Green had that local charm with remnants of what I would think Ireland would be like.  (Need to plan a trip out there. Wait til they get a load of me!)   We got there early since we here this place can get packed, especially on a Friday night.  They have live music every day.   Sabbach plays from Thursday til Sunday.  He has been playing here for 15 years.  I’m sure Fiddler’s has been good to him and vice versa.  Once it hit 9pm, their upstairs opened up with a full bar, dance floor and a DJ to help you dance your ass off!  Wait, where am I?  This place has something for everyone.  More of the younger crowd was upstairs, while the mature local crowd was downstairs.  I spent most of my time with the O.G.’s.  Kevin, our bartender, host, entertainer and new friend was one of the best things that could happen to 30 Days of Debauchery and All City Project Crew!  The best way I can describe Kevin is that he was the combination of all of my favorite Irish folks rolled into one!  He heard from some of our friends that 30 Days was coming and he made sure he took care of us from the very beginning.  There was a point when I wanted to tip him out since he got me and Luther a shot, but he kept saying, “Ryan, don’t do that.”  We still managed to empty our pockets by the end of the night and made sure we left him with something.  Hey, when bars treat you that well, you’ll always come back.   I even got a chance to meet the owner Patrick and had a shot with him.  I think that was my back to back to back shots of Jamison.  Shot out to the rest of the staff: Jimmy, Dean, and Chris… Great job guys!  How does a chic come to the bar with no money and no ID and think she can come in?   Fiddler’s, I can’t thank you enough for the hospitality.  Next time when I visit, I’ll be coming for the food!

To everyone who came out…  Monica, Lori, Tony, Osha, Cathleen, Vincent and Ina, Katelyn, Schivonne, Dennis, A.Gee, Dez, Joe, Chris, Natalie, Catharine, Melissa and Jasmine (were looking good) Keep it coming….

To my 30 Days of Debauchery / All City Project Crew… I leave you with an Irish Toast.  –Rally Oh

Here's to a long life and a merry one.
A quick death and an easy one.
A pretty girl and an honest one.
A cold beer and another one!   

- Irish Drinking Toasts

Day 16: The Taco Shop @ Underdogs

It’s going to be a good night when you hear “All City” before you walk in the place.  The folks are here and are ready to get down!  Day 16 brings us to The Taco Shop @ Underdogs. Why has it taken me so long to visit this hidden gem in the Sunset?  Everything I heard about this place was all correct.   Great place to visit.   Eat, drink, and watch sports, my kind of place!   Plenty of TV’s in every direction to watch the game.  Bucket of beer and some tacos!  You have to try the Carnitas Quesadilla.  Yum. Arcade games to keep the drunken girls entertained.  I’ll be back here for Taco Tuesday!  $2 tacos, $2 Tecate… hell yeah!   Not bad for a Thursday.  The Debauchery continues…

Thank you goes out to Duke, Jessica, Chelsea, Darrick, and the girl in the GNR shirt. (Sorry Hun, I missed your name.)  Thanks for letting 30 days have fun in your establishment for Day 16.  Trust me, we’ll be back.

To all of our wonderful folks that come out and support 30DOD/ACP, right on!  Melissa, Darrick and Louise, Eli, Nick, Yoel, Ari and Cecily, Pauline, Rob and Sonia, Basil and Melissa, Remi, Catharine, Jamille, Natalie, Dennis, Dave, and Mr. Nate Payne.

ACP…. You guys got any cash on you?   I think we are doing too much.  

-RallyOh

Day 13: Glen Park Station

Nestled just behind Glen Park, Glen Park Station located at 2816 Diamond is a great place to unwind after a long day of work. Our bartender Richard was fantabulous. He gave me some great local history about the bar, neighborhood, and he also gave me some great information about previous bar crawls he was a part of...all of which took place in the 80's. Richard also kept the party going with all kinds of good music from the 70's and 80's and a great drink special for our debaucherous team. We of course did our own DJ-ing once the drinks started flowing (I love internet juke boxes).
Glen Park Station has a great selection of beers and wine...not to mention all the liquor you can think of. There is adequate seating and a small patio for you medicinal users. And, if you are looking for food there is a great place just next door, and there are several bus lines that will get you damn near to the front door of Glen Park Station. So, if you need a friendly bartender and a stiff drink...Glen Park Station is the spot for you! As always a special thanks goes out to those of you that came out in support of the debauchery (you know who you are).
Like a good neighbor Stretchevt is there...with the rest of the debaucherous crew!

Day 12: Lucky 13

Lucky 13 is a spot near the corner of Church and Market. My buddy Noah is the bartender on Sunday nights, so I figured we'd pay him a visit. Noah's a cool dude, the type of friend you only hear from when he needs something (sarcasm). His awesome girlfriend Diana was helping out as a bar-back, keeping the dungeon-like atmosphere spiffy. It was my first time here, and the place has that "gates of hell", dim-red lighting. It was Vinyl Hayride hillbilly night, and the tunes coming from the speakers made you want pull out a fiddle and start wrecking sh*t.


It was only 6 bucks for a PBR and a shot of your choice... minus the upper-shelf, good sh*t. Noah makes a mean margarita too, my boy Uly can attest to that. There was a sick-ass, old school custom Harley out front, I think it belonged to one of the regulars. The place had a steady crowd the whole night, which Diana said was a little unusual for a Sunday... she says it usually goes in waves. One thing that came in handy was that there were hella places to eat nearby. I grabbed some tacos from El Castillito, the Mexican place across from Safeway. Sparky's on the other side of Market is open 24 hours if you're partying late-night.
Met some cool folks at Lucky 13: Wendy, Twila (who's name I f*cked up twice), gotta thank my homie Uly for striking thru, Aaron, Juan, Catherine, Ariana and Mimi.




PS- Noah, thanks for not buying me that $2 Pabst at the end of the night... what a pal! *(see below)


**Update: Apparently my damaged memory deceives me. After talking to Noah, it looks like I was out of line in my stupor. I didn't tip, and forgot to pay my tab...apologies brother! Quick tip: drinking marathons kill brain cells, dead.

Day 10: Li Po

PICTURE WILL BE POST SOON.  BUSY DRINKING, NOT ENOUGH UPLOADING STAND BY...

Hey, I’m gonna keep it real.  I used to get mistaken for being Chinese.  One of my first best friends growing up was Chinese.  Most of my teenage life was spent in the Richmond District.  I went to George Washington.  I was raised on "Jun May" on Balboa. (Chinese food to go) I’ve never hung out in Chinatown because I thought it was pretty much in my backyard.  If you grew up in the Aves you know it’s true.  I’m not trying to be funny, just keeping it real. Now that I’m an adult, I guess it's time to check it out.  Isn’t that the REAL reason why we started this whole 30 Days thing?  Explore all neighborhoods in this beautiful city of ours? 

Here we are.  In the middle of what seems to be the pulse of Chinatown, a little hidden gem called Li-Po.  Ever see that movie Big Trouble in Little China.  Just the front of this place looks like it was from a Hollywood set.  (Add pic here)  I felt like the Filipino Jack Burton walking in the bar and ordering a shot to Jamison and a beer looking for that girl with the green eyes? (Later that night one of our friends came in and I think she had green eyes… funny observation) And where’s David Lo Pan?    Daniel, the big brother behind the bar was quiet in the beginning.  But by the end of the night, we were doing shots like we knew each other. He was also playing 90 r&b but he was just a tad bit older than me.  He must have known I was coming.  “Doh-Jay” Li-Po’s famous drink was their Chinese Mai-Tai.  Chinese Liquor and 151 rum?  I think Catharine had one or two and she said she was buzzing.  Nice.  Rumor has it that this place was an opium den back in the day.  Li-Po was established in 1936, so I can believe that.  So, if you are in Chinatown, grab some dim-sum, the head over to Li-Po and get a Mai Tai.  Tell them 30 Days sent ya! 

Thanks for coming out: Monica, Juan, Tina, Catharine, Sammy Boy, Jen, Jason, Morseo, Cross, Germanyni, and A.gee   Thanks you Karen and Janine for letting me get in your ear about the 30 days. 

To the ACP Crew, 10 Days down, 20 shots to go, and when this is all said and done…60 Days of total Debauchery!  Dig that…… 

Rallyoh – 30DoD/APC

Day 9: 500 Club

The ACP crew dived into the 500 club for its ninth consecutive day; I think we were still feeling the aftermath from the night before.  (Thanks Adeline@ Riptide) The 500 Club has nostalgic feel when you first walk in.  Collections of decorations on the walls from years past,  to the dark wood paneling everywhere, the old booths where you can sit with friends and shoot the shit, cheap drinks, the 500 is that old school dive.  This is also a Dog friendly bar, so don’t get to drunk… that bitch isn’t gonna give you their number. (Some of these jokers were drunk enough to, but we’ll get to that in just a sec.)  

Thanks to our Bartenders Rachael and Ron and the Doorman Bret.  For the most part, they made us feel like home and that’s always a good reason to come back to a bar.   Support your locals and your local bartenders!  Thanks serving our drinks and listening to us talk about the 30 Days of Debauchery. 

As for the crowd on a Thursday night, it was very interesting.  Lawrence was a cool cat that Stretch and I talked to in the beginning of the night. We had a nice conversation with him.  Normal.  By the end of the night, that wasn’t the case.  I was talking to two guys at the bars who were asking about the 30 Days and every word I said, made them gloss over even more.  Dude, get off that shit. “So, how many days in 30 Days are you doing this for?”    Then I go outside for a smoke and hear these cats talking shit.   Yes those are my friends over there.  Yes they are blowing trees.  Yes the cool bartender is talking to them.  You didn’t see the little dude standing next to you fuckers ear-hustling.  I didn’t want our group to be known for starting shit.  Plus everyone was having a good time and I didn’t want to spoil it.  So I told them the next day.   I just thought I’d give you a shout out…  “To the guy with the Captain Nazi hat on… I got monkey right here buddy!”  Talk shit to my friends for no reason… Fuck you dude.  My brothers would smash on you and your friends.  Consider that a pass homie.  Have a nice day.

As always, thank you to everyone who came out for Day 9: Monica, Brandon, Julie, Kelani, Azarah, Jen, Shivon, Vincent, Angelica, Sammy Boy, Catherine, Dave, Carrie, Natalie, and Patrick.

To my All City Project Crew… The Debauchery continues….

Rally Oh  30DoD/ ACP

Day 8: The RipTide

Crashing in at bar number 8 of 30 is the Riptide located at 3639 Taravel. The Riptide has been an outer sunset dive for as long as I can remember. Surfers young and old call the Riptide home, and rightly so! Stepping through the front door was like stepping through a time machine. Their are old neighborhood pictures, old posters and promotional items, surf boards, and a huge deer head lining the walls. The bar itself is huge and offers plenty of seating for it's patrons. Happy Hour runs from 4pm to 7pm daily, and there are even tasty munchies provided.
The Tide has a great selection of local beers on tap, a fantastic assortment of bottled beers, and just about any alcohol you can imagine, Tuesday night surf movies, nachos, and a great local vibe and crowd! Adeline and Eddie were our mixologists for the night. They kept our pitchers full and our livers pickled. The Riptide is easy to get to from anywhere in the city. So, if you are in need of a cold beer, great view, great bartenders, and local people... ride the L Taravel down to the Riptide and indulge yourself. Thank you to all the folks that came out to support!
Like a good neighbor Stretchvet is there...with a pitcher of Anchor and a bottle of Jameson!

Day 6: SpitFire Rose

Spit Fire Rose is a nice out of the way; off the beaten path, quite type of spot, especially for a Monday. You can go in there and hide out and gather your thoughts or bring a friend. Its definitely a saloon were you can hold a conversation without shouting or screaming. You can enjoy the game, and definitely some libations. Francisco, the bar tender, provided generously pored stiff drinks. I particularly enjoyed the Haywire beer that was on on tap. They had working mans prices, a pool table and jukebox. Check out Spit Fire Rose when you get the chance.  UPDATE-  Fun Fact: Before SpitFire Rose, this place was called Fabs.  Previously owned by the Sullivan Familly!  Small world. 

 Thanks to Francisco for keeping our drinks full !  Ophie from Franks said Hi! 

Day 5: Zeitgeist

DayYeah, we're laggin' a bit... but we're in 30 Day party-mode, what'd you expect?

Oh yes... an overcast Sunday afternoon, low-and-behold, what's on the agenda: more 16oz curls. Day 5 started at a BBQ in the park, by 3:30pm I'm drinking Back In Black at the picnic tables behind Zeitgeist. I think it means "The Spirit" or "Essence", or some sh*t like that... anywaze, it was my first time there. The bartender Robin actually remembered what I was drinking, which was remarkable because there were a ton of mofos in the house. Good variety of drinks, I heard there were 48 beers on tap, price was right too, I think it was like 4 or 5 bucks for most of 'em. I'm digging the bar's motto too: "Where the beer is warm, and the women are cold." The backyard beer gardens are 420 friendly too.

The crowd was straight clannish, sticking to themselves... which is all good. This spot has a one-of-a-kind feel, it's more than a neighborhood hangout, it's almost like its own underworld. I was feeling the Faith No More and Deftones coming out of the speakers early on, then I started getting sloppy and the music became irrelevant. They had a pool table, kitchen with a fat menu, and a f*ckin late-80s Honda XR650L dual-sport mounted up on one of the walls... nice! I planned on leaving early, but I didn't end up staggering out until like 10, or something.



Good to see the folks that came thru: The homie Jah, Monica, Ari, Cecily, Darrick, Louise, and the bartender from Lion Pub (see Day 2), Patrick.

Day 4: Zeki's Bar

We're back!!! The All City Project is back and better than ever. The ACP Crew took their debaucherous drinking talents and loyal supporters to Zeki's Bar located just below the crest of San Francisco's illustrious Nob Hill (1319 California Street). Zeki's has been a Nobb Hill staple for years. And, like most of the creme de la creme Zeki's has recently received has face lift.
Boasting a new modern interior, immaculate woodwork, completely revamped seating arrangement complete with leather bench seating around the perimeter of the establishment, three flat screen televisions, a lovely fireplace, and Paula ("the best bartender ever"); Zeki's has a great appealing atmosphere and mature crowd. One of San Francisco's historic cable car lines runs along California street just outside the front door of this fine establishment. In addition, there are 10 tasty beers on tap, loads of bold wines to tickle the pallet, and a hefty selection of single malts to sip and enjoy at your leisure. Happy hour goes from 4pm-7pm Monday through Friday. There are scores of great bars in the neighborhood and eateries galore.
So, if you are looking for a great after work watering hole or sophisticated weekend retreat...Zeki's is the spot for you. A special thanks to: The ACP Crew, Monica, Lori, Joe F., Brandon, Julie, Kelani, A.G & Sabrina, Omar, Paula the bartender, Brad, Grace, John, Tori, Clark, Chelsea, Angel, and anyone else I failed to mention. You know who you are!
Like a good neighbor Stretchvet is there...with another day of your 30 Days of Debauchery!

2010 30DOD A/D: The Refill: 30 Day of Debauchery Reunification party

You are cordially invited to join ACP for "The Refill"-the recap & reunification of the "30 Days of Debauchery" participants."The Refill" will be held at the Dragon Lounge, located at 1355 Taraval St. (between 23rd & 24th Ave) San Francisco, CA 94116, in the Sunset. Public transportation L-line, stops by the place. We will have a private section in the back. Pop-off time will be at 9pm. The evening events will consists of the debuting of the All City Project video of the 30 Days & 30 Bars, courtesy of E*Fizzle, slideshow of the various photos taken throughout the course & the crowning of the winners of the Ms. Hottie contest!!! Please join us and invite others to come. "Bartender give me a refill!"

What: "The Refill: 30 Days of Debauchery" Presented by All City Project
When: Saturday October, 23 2010-9pm
Where: 1355 Taraval St. (btwn 23rd & 24th Ave)
Who: 30/30 Participants & Friends

http://30daysofdebauchery.blogspot.com/
http://allcityproject.blogspot.com/
www.yelp.com/biz/dragon-lounge-san-francisco

2010: Day 29: Bruno's on Fillmore

An... "AllCityProject" wouldn't be so named if it did not fully represent/ change a... or every neighborhood... and as many historically relevant landmarks as absolutely possible. The Fillmore "Jazz" District is one of the city's most notable entertainment landmarks and has been since the mid to late 1940's. Also referred to as the Harlem of the West... the Fillmore has seen it's fair share of change, growth, and gentrification... yet has somehow managed to keep most it's flavor and historical flare throughout countless and massive redevelopment projects, and an influx of "visitors" turned "natives". Beginning in 1880 or so... through the 1890's... the original inhabitants of the cobble stoned Fillmore streets were Jewish and Japanese, working class migrants, that were forced to move away from the overcrowded streets of San Francisco's Downtown and local marine docks. The Jewish and Japanese community began to grow and thrive during those years and there were a number of vegetable gardens, butchers, and bakeries readily available for the growing wave of new inhabitants.
Yet, just a short time later... after the 1906 earthquake and ensuing mass destruction; most of the city (east of Van Ness) lay in ruins and burnt to the ground. The Fillmore miraculously managed to stay virtually unscathed and unharmed... and soon became the City's main thoroughfare and place of commerce while the reconstruction of San Francisco's infrastructure went underway!
Once the political machine was able to return to a rebuilt City Hall... the Fillmore became the premiere place for food, arts, and entertainment. Shortly there after, many of the Jewish inhabitants moved to other areas of the city. A huge number of Japanese, African American, Filipino, and Russian families and business owners moved in to fill the void. Fast Forward 75 years...
Now, The Fillmore District continues to remain one of the City's premiere locations for great live entertainment, great food, festivals, art, and business.
Despite several major face lifts, tummy tucks, and metaphorical nose jobs...The Fillmore District remains a major staple and destination for locals and tourists.
The All City Project took the party to Bruno's, located at 1375 Fillmore just south of Geary Blvd. Now...this place had a lot of flavor and a great feel. The walls are covered in great pictures, action shots, posters, paintings, and memorabilia of Miles Davis, Billie Holiday, Dizzy Gillespie, The Rat Pack, and a host of other musicians.
The first thing that jumps out at you, once you walk in, besides the great pictures and perfect choice in paint color; is THE MASSIVE GRANITE BAR AND BLINDINGLY LARGE FLAT SCREEN TELEVISION!!! Although, Bruno's only serves beer and wine, they have a great selection of both to keep your palate pacified. The Kitchen is open and you can see that hot ass oven blazing away and the great crew in the back working hard! Mike was the cool boss man of the house, and Audea (The AUSSIE) was our bartender and server. They were both extremely friendly and receptive to our little social experiment. Mike even invited us to come and watch WORLD CUP for the semi-finals and finals. Right on you two. The food was great and the service was great.
So, if you are looking for a great place to eat (just don' sit near that hot ass oven), drink, and enjoy a historical neighborhood at it's finest...I suggest you get off your high horse, take your bee-hind down to the Fillmore District, south of Geary Blvd, and enjoy Bruno's great eats and atmosphere.
Thank you: ACP, Ed, Jah Dolla, Phil, Laurie, Damian, Joanne, Rob and Sonia, Otmar, Jamal, Mike and Audea.
Don't forget to come down to see the World Cup during the semi-finals and finals @9am.

My name is Stretchvet and I approve this message!

2010: Day 27: Black Magic Voodoo Lounge

2010:

Welcome to the Black Magic Voodoo Lounge! They don’t call this place Black Magic for nothing. Real VooDoo dolls hang above the bar, so don’t be cheap to the bartenders. They might put a Hex on your Cosmo. I kinda felt like I was in the witch doctor’s house.

Sunday’s are more laid back; Chill day for the debauchery. This place is small, but cozy.
Galvin was our bartender for the night and he was more than happy to assist the debauchery on Day 27. They have lots of bars on tap. (Big Daddy IPA, Hefeweizen, Stella, Anchor, Guinness, Sierra, Pabst Blue Ribbon) They didn’t have a juke box, but he did let Stretch play his ipod. “Neo Soul for everybody!” J/K Stretch. Cash only, so hit the ATM before you come.

Shot outs to Sara, Kristin (your mom in the house!), Asia, Chelsea, Angel, Rose, Clark, Ian, Greg, and Gildas. You really like us…

After 27 days of Debauchery, I’m gonna need a vacation from the madness of this social experiment. I know the ACP (All City Project) crew is tired, running out of money, and thinking about the next 30 days…Sobriety! Big-ups to Barack Jr. for doing the runs over the GG bridge 4 times! You’re a Mack! To our Guest writer E*Fizzle. Other than the ACP crew, you have been out with us since day 1. Your application has been approved! Don’t have to tell you twice, you already have your stripes! Well boys, we just finished turn Four and we are smashing to the finish line. “Ramming speed, Full Power!”

*Rally Oh

Have you ever…..Productions

2010: Day 18: Rockit Room (D.P.G)

Let's play....(WHOSE) HOUSE!!??!!
We own the deed and the title.............................so, this is undoubtedly the All City Project's house and permanent place of residence dumb ass!!!! Can you dig it!

Well, there was quite a f*cking party in our backyard Friday night,... in San Francisco, California's little known and under appreciated Inner Richmond District....Beeeaaaattttchhhh! And, once again...THE All City Project Crew made sure their debaucherous followers, loyal and indulgent project investors, insane, self destructive, month long, inebriating endeavors, and mouth watering local flavor were adequately represented, properly displayed, evenly distributed, and equitably allocated amongst the rest of All City's rapidly growing ravenous entourage of alcoholic constituents.

But, wait...take a deep breath......................Do you smell what Stretchvet is cooking???

Wooooooooowwwwwwww!!!!! I guess, "IT really Aint No Fun...If The Homies Can't Have None!" Yet, needless to say...that particular (borrowed) repartee miserably fails to accurately chronicle, describe, and illustrate all the delectable details and put the entire night's events in proper perspective! Nonetheless, "Dat's what's up!" And, like E-40 said, "the game is to be sold... not told."

The Rockit Room, which is located at 406 Clement street between 5th & 6th avenue, is one of The City's premiere (live) performance venues. Formally known as the Last Day Saloon, the R.R recently got a long overdue face lift and tummy tuck. Although, the name has changed The Rockit Room still has that same old flavor. They have a ridiculously brief... but great... happy hour Monday-Friday between 6pm and 8pm. The prices are too good to pass up and so is the bartender. Draft beers cost 3$ and mixed drinks go for about 5$. I got there early so I could take advantage of those great deals. You should too! Be warned...if you are planning on paying by credit card there will be a 15$ minimum (for all you cheap MF's). I drank all night long and only spent 40$. Right on "Little Miss F*ing Sunshine!" Can you say "Player price?" R.R has a pool table, itunes jukebox, several big ass flat screens, and gang load of comfortable seating for the weary and worn out weekday warrior! Erin, our bartender, was fantastic/friendly/fine/and funny as hell! Thank you for the great service. Monsta, the doorman was cool as f*ck and real as hell! Good sh*t Brooklyn!

The Dogg Pound (Daz Dillenger and Kurupt the Young Gotti) were in the house too... rockin the Rockit room, shaking the rafters, and banging the base boards! The house was packed... and despite most people's assumptions some sort of drama (stereotypically associated with today's urban music genres) would surely unfold as the evening progressed...; the vibe stayed peaceful, and... to the best of my recollection... there was no nonsense or b.s. whatsoever!
Although, there were a handful of (under 30's) rookies in need of an escort (and a real big glass of water) during the performance.

I had a blast and I'm sure you will too! Check their website for upcoming performances and shows and don't forget to tip your bartenders! They earn it!
A Big All City Shout Out Goes To:
Dolla Bill, Kurupt, Daz, Phil, Jess, Erin, Erin & Jamie, Angelic, Fuad, Christina, Basil, Joe F, Troy, Mr. Nash, Juan M, Ms. Mo, Erin Baker, Jasmin, Me-mo, Big Sean, Adonis, Sam I am, Rob, Heba, Paul, A.G, Barry, Euwan, and anyone else I may have forgot to mention!
Right on for coming out!
My name is Stretchvet and I approve this post!

2010: Day 10: Fish Bowl

In the excitement of the NBA Finals, the beginning of the World Cup and day ten of "30 days of Debauchery," I have to say Thursday night was a WOW!!

Fish Bowl, located right off the bustling San Francisco streets of Divisadero and Pine was the scene of it all. With a happy hour that extends from 11:30-7pm (Monday-Friday) with $3 drafts and well drinks you can get your inebriation on and still have flow in your pocket.

Vibrant wall colors, surfboards and a Red Stripe bottle as a fixture in the fish tank, the setting of the place takes me to Baja Cali. With a lengthy happy hour the food menu is not far away. You can enjoy appetizers with a menu that is very diverse; array of classic items to specialties and all topping off at around $8.

The night was host to a nice mix crowd. I met people from all professionals backgrounds down to your "average Joe," who all so-happen to stubble into partaking of 30/30. Perhaps a bit on the smaller end for an ever increasing All City turn out, with a estimated 35 person-seating, the dynamics of the night definitely created a more up-close mingling scenario. The 4 HD flat-screens, hosting the NBA Finals and a digital jukebox kept the fun times rollin' within close quarters.

Our bartenders for the night Brendan (go Boston), Ana-Lisa and of course the homie Donald all helped in making All City's night a huge success. Ya'll rock!!! For eclectic grub and fun times visit Fish Bowl. The food was good, the drinks were even better. Big up Sean!

To the ladies and gentlemen who came out and hung out with us ya'll are rockstars!!! Big ups to Hannah, Gen, Arial, Melissa, Kristin, Monica, Fouad, Basil, Chelsea, Shirley, Dan, Noah, Ian, Grace, Brad, Sara, the Chris,' Holly, Angel, Aja, John, Brie, Bonny, Matt, Alex, ACP and anyone I might have forgotten

Ten consecutive days down, All City is still going strong!!!

"I have not yet begun to defy myself...I'm in my prime" Doc Holiday-Tombstone

-sCo-D