The Guys stop in to the Outer Banks in North Carolina to report some sad news about this bar, which was designed as an exact recreation of the lounge on the promenade deck of the grand old ship S. S. United States.
Mark and Jimmy celebrate their new partnership with the Broadway League by joining them for a fantastic evening at the Glass House Tavern in NYC's Broadway District. This treat of an episode features great drink specials, food, free tickets to Broadway shows, and guest appearances by Broadway stars, as well as The Guys revealing their day jobs: They are both Broadway actors! Join us to kick off the 2009 Broadway season with a Happy Hour unlike any you've ever seen. Cheers, and go see a Broadway show!
The Guys make a trip across the galaxy (or maybe just across the valley) to visit this nexxus of counter-culture coolness near Aspen, Colorado. Not only does the Tavern boast a long list of dignitaries that have wandered under it's Flying Pig laden ceilings, the place boasts great drinks (local brews and fantastic margaritas) and the food is top notch and sourced locally whenever possible. The history is there as well - tacked, stapled and glued to the walls wherever possible. Throw in an alien abduction, and well, trust us folks - the Woody Creek Tavern may just be the universe's idea of the perfect bar.
In a departure from our usual Dog and Pony Show (woo hoo Pony Bar) Jimmy takes a trip up Mount Shasta (14,162 feet) in Northern California accompanied by Matt, Nate, Yusef and Mike - this is Extreme Drinking of the highest (tee hee) order. Apologies for the sound and video quality, this was not our usual rig - we were shooting with a camera the size of a deck of cards! After 8 straight hours of climbing will anyone actually WANT to have a drink? We'll see. Head up the mountain with The Happy Hour Guys!
Mark and Jimmy find a real reason to celebrate in Midtown Manhattan with the arrival of The Pony Bar, an oasis of American Craft Beer on 45th and 10th. Owner Dan McLaughlin's inviting space features 20 draft lines of beer and two cask ales that are always rotating, providing for new taste experiences every time you come in the door. Add to that the Pony All American Club, their Brewery Tours, a solid kitchen menu and a great staff, and you've got a place that's sure to be in New York for a long, long time. If you're within a hundred mile radius, saddle up and head over to The Pony. Cheers!
Guest Host Vanessa Rae joins The Guys at Habana Outpost, Sean Meenan's super green, solar powered, rainwater collecting, roof-garden having, fantastic eating and drinking spot in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. Habana is, in fact, the only solar powered restaurant in the NYC area, using renewable energies, ingredients and innovative thinking across the board - and that includes the bike blender for mixing your own smoothies! With Sixpoint Ales on tap for a ridiculous price and their Famous Corn that will knock your socks off, Habana is a Cuban inspired, cash-only seasonal retreat in the middle of bustling Brooklyn that will teach you, entertain you, and leave you sated and satisfied. We certainly were.Cheers!
The guys continue their northward swing beyond Indiana into Michigan, where they come across a bar once known as "The Bucket of Blood Saloon and Ice Cream Parlor". We couldn't stop quickly enough! The Antlers is a classic bar in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan with a treasure trove of history, stories, and well, yup, you guessed it, a ghost or two. Check please!
