Freeman was here
Dan Freeman, the first Superhero from Brooklyn, recently completed an odyssey of 1000 bar visits in one year.
Dan listed his experience in his blog
Thousand Bars, and stopped in Bay Ridge many times. His visit to Kelly's Tavern is recounted in the December 27 post.
Ballybunion's, O'Sullivan's, Henry Grattan's, and Kettle Black are shown here
Salty Dog, Mooney's, Greenhouse Cafe, Griswold's and American Legion Post are shown here
JJ Bubbles and Pour House are here
If this odyssey had taken place years ago, I'll bet a dollar he would have stopped in Peggy O'Neill's. But Peggy's lost it's status a good Irish pub years ago, when the management changed and they messed it up.
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hey let's talk about hobnails, and all the bars of the 80's in bay ridge.
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has Bennett's closed?
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ReplyDeleteHOBNAILS??? o boy do I feel old. I used to work their for Joe Mouch!!!
ReplyDeleteMe too!
DeleteWow! Where have you been, last 5 yrs.Let's get some trivia going!
ReplyDeleteI Loved Hobnails,Griswalds,Tuns,and all the Bay Ridge Bars. We used to go disco dancing at a place on 3rd Avenue somewhere around 71st street called Bojangles. Those were the good ole days.
ReplyDeleteOmg Hobnails! The days of the fake paper birth certificates lol
ReplyDeleteWhat street was that on?
How about Beards and Cobblestones and remember" Jack Whitman" the" Good ol Days"
ReplyDeleteThis was the Brooklyn dodger for many years as I grew up. Only to be torn down and changed to the salty dogg
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