Archive for the 'Pubs' Category

March 15th, 2009

Watching Soccer in Bars: Ginger’s Ale House

"From 02 to 06, Ginger's Alehouse won the US Soccer Best Soccer Bar Award four years running. However, once the former Ginger's manager struck out on his own in 2004 and opened The Globe Pub just down the road, I hadn't known a single person in Chicago who watched games at Ginger's." (more...)
March 12th, 2009

Sign of Apocalypse: The Snuggie Pub Crawl

Thousands have already signed up in Chicago and at similar BYOS (Bring Your Own Snuggie) events across the country.
February 23rd, 2009

Finn McCool’s Football Club, by Stephen Rea

Penned by Belfast native Stephen Rea, who moved to New Orleans and discovered an eccentric Irish pub in the Mid-City neighborhood, the book follows the Finn McCool's Football Club, comprised mostly of expats. The story is a captivating tale of an unusual pub soccer team amidst the horrors of Katrina providing both a humorous and heart-wrenching memoir. ...
February 20th, 2009

Watching Soccer: The Richmond Arms, Houston

When one is far from home and life seems to be wearing a particularly cruel smile, sometimes you reach for things that are familiar and comforting. For me, this meant a trip to The Richmond Arms in Houston on Wednesday afternoon to watch Manchester United play Fulham in the FA Cup. (more...)
February 12th, 2009

Watching Party: The Mezzanine in Houston

Before heading down 59 to The Mezzanine here in Houston, I gathered my "essentials" while catching up on all the latest very important information. (more...)
February 2nd, 2009

Watching Soccer in Bars: The Globe Pub

Windy City scribe, Steve Gillies, writes about The Globe Pub in Chicago, voted "Best Soccer Pub in the US" for two years in a row. I've been here many times, it's quality. Funny article at Gapers Block here... Image via GlobePub
January 26th, 2009

Awesome Brew Pubs in Utah?

Nice! Vanessa Chang of The New York Times just confirmed something that Dunny has been telling us for a while now... That we need to be spending some time in Utah! From the NYT: IN the 1980s, a good beer was hard to come by in Utah. Although the state wasn’t dry, its alcohol laws were strict, a reflection of a traditional Mormon culture that ...
January 16th, 2009

This place looks pretty sweet!

I'm sure by now you know how much the BP/TOW crew likes to throw down a couple of pints whenever we get a chance to and the next time we roll out to the StL, The Amsterdam Tavern looks like a nice stop to partake in a couple of adult beverages. From their website: (more...)