Bars

Taste 

5 DRINK MINIMUM: MASS CONSUMPTION

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It’s time again for our semiannual 5 Drink Minimum feature, and this time, we’re taking it to the streets. Well, the street, really—Massachusetts Ave., the landmark havin’, city connectin’, river crossin’ thoroughfarest of ‘em all. Major artery, prepare to get clogged. Continue reading

Taste 

5 DRINK MINIMUM: FRONTSIDE CENTRAL SQUARE WITH METTER

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I chose my favorite places for the marathon: where Mass Ave. is filled with of music. Behind these doors are some of the best bartenders this city has to offer. And tonight, I’m writing about them and for them. Continue reading

Lust 

SEXUAL HEALING: I C THRU U

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Keep it in your pants, dude. (Your wallet, I mean.) Continue reading

Experience Think 

DRUNK POETS’ SOCIETY: ANDREW AT LORD HOBO

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Tipplers, beware! Drunk Poets’ Society is when Lauren Paredes goes to bars, magnetic poetry in hand, looking for poets who don’t know it … yet. Continue reading

Experience Taste Think 

BAR HAVOC: DEVASTATING D.C.

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Nothing says “Happy New Year” year like greased up men in tight pants with big muscles. Continue reading

Laugh 

WHAT’S FOR BREAKFAST? A GUY WALKS INTO A BAR…

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Experience 

BAR HAVOC: A LONG DECEMBER

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It’s that time of year when it, you know, ends. Bar Havoc reflects on 2012 and apologizes to her liver; because let’s be honest, things like this don’t improve with age. Continue reading

Experience 

BAR HAVOC: ONE (AWKWARD) NIGHT IN BOSTON

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This past Tuesday instead of trekking downtown we decided to stay local: As it turns out, this was a mistake. Continue reading

Experience 

BAR HAVOC: SAYONARA SUMMER

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It’s weird to think that in Boston we’re the exact opposite; our city is about to be overrun with idiots. Continue reading