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Drink in Moscow (Idaho)
Drink in Moscow (Idaho)
Moscow has quite a variety of bars that cater primarily to the college students. Most of the bars are located downtown.
The Corner Club Featured in the February 2005 edition of Sports Illustrated as one of the best sports bars in the country. The Corner Club is one of Moscow's unofficial historic landmarks. They feature free peanut night on Wednesday and have excellent popcorn throughout the week. Beers are purchased in 32oz 'tubs' and are incredibly cheap. The Club, as it is referred to by most, has a shuffleboard table and outdoor seating for warm weather. It is most frequented by the Greek student population from the University of Idaho.
Mingles This is a billiard bar with lots of tables by the hour and two pay by the game ($.50). It also has a large screen tv and a couple smaller ones with seating areas. This bar was in the top 100 college bars in a special college issue of Playboy magazine. On Sundays they have penny pool (one cent per minute...$.60/hour), and Thursdays ladies get free pool (can be a group of guys and girls, as long as a girl pays). This bar is frequented more by the off-campus students, and serves a lunch/dinner menu until midnight 6 days a week and until eleven on Sunday as well as Sunday brunch.
John's Alley Often referred to as "The Alley", it is located at 114 E 6th St. It features live music, a dart board, a pool table and a shuffle board table.
The Garden Lounge On the corner of 3rd and Main Open until 2 every night. The garden is a place used by local businessmen and proffesors as well as college students as a conversation den. Most popular for it's blue monday deals where many mixed drinks and cocktails are priced at two dollars. and martini thursday where a list of standard as well as unuaual martinis are 3.00 each.
Champions Grill and Bar Across the street from the Garden. Open until 2 every night. A sports bar boasting a round bar entirely encircled with big screen televisions. Food should be made available by the end of April 2010. At the time of this the bar has been opened but the kitchen is still being installed and the bathrooms redone. Atmosphere seems to be in a mildly nevada casino theme though they don't permit gambling.
CJ's Night Club 112 North Main. D.Jed music and karaoke along with drink deals seem to be the draw to this location.
Coeur d'Alene Ale House On 6th Street less than quater of a mile from the University of Idaho campus. Great place for a burger, sandwich, soup or one great beer. Food ranging from Southwest (grilled quesadillas) to Northeast (hearty clam chowder). The beer is hand crafted right in Couer d'Alene, Idaho. The Ale House hosts different specials every night of the week on their drinks, with most cataring to their fine selection of beer. Tap-A-Keg-Tuesday is a must starting at 6PM with two different random kegs until they are empty and costs about $1.50 per pint and $5.00 for a pitcher (4 pints). Other specials include a Faculty Night for employees of the University of Idaho to Student Night for those students old enough to drink. Typically pints cost less than $2.50 during happy hour and at max $3.25 during non-specials.
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