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Time Out
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Review by:
Kelty N.
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With legions of adoring regulars, Time Out does not need the typical overzealous bouncer, blaring hip-hop, or strange martinis to draw a comfortable crowd. Rather, it maintains its status as a grade-A hangout by welcoming anyone who walks in the door with a fantastic blend of (heavily 80s) music and consistently good beer and well drinks.
As if that is not enough, Time Out has three beer pong tables that often become the center of attention. Challengers write their names on a chalkboard, lining up to beat one of the many champions who call Time Out home. Before you know it, you will be accepting a victory drink from the bartender with whom you beat some lesser team.
The other center of attention is the television screens, which reliably host the best sports of the evening. Sports memorabilia deck the walls.
Food, if slow to your table, is quite good. Try the wings.
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