The Guys make a stop in Richmond, Virginia at the Capital Ale House, at their downtown location. ; These folks put their trust in Craft Beer and great food back in 2002, and it has paid off in a big way.
Just in time for the start of the FIFA World Cup, Jimmy and Mark breeze thru the north side of Chicago, specifically the Ravenswood district, to drop in what has been rated three years running as the best soccer bar in the US. This calls for a frank and open discussion with the owner, Stewart Johnston, who seems to have momentarily forgotten the coming festivities. Join, Jimmy, Mark, and Happy Hour Central Region rep Billy Zoltan Palmer in this lead-up to kickoff. Cheers!
The collaboration between The Happy Hour Guys and the Broadway League takes a starry turn this week as we feature the remarkable Broadway cast of Lend Me a Tenor in a one-night-only event guest bartending and belting at the beautiful Cafe Un Deux Trois in Midtown NYC. ; Join Mark and Jimmy as they hang out with Tony Shalhoub, Justin Bartha, Stanley Tucci, Jay Klaitz and Anthony LaPaglia in this evening of Broadway fun.
Since March 5, 1927, Sardi's has been located at 234 West 44th Street in the heart of New York City's Broadway theatre district. Sardi's has attracted virtually every theatre luminary during its day and many of them now appear in caricatures hanging throughout the restaurant. It was during the golden era of Broadway that Sardi's became the spot to see and be seen; an after theatre gathering place and scene of many Broadway opening night parties. Today. Sardi's is a New York icon and still home away from home for actors, producers and anyone who loves theatre and Broadway.The Guys visit with the cast of another NY fixture, THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA. Cheese crocks and hilarity ensue...
The Happy Hour Guys and The Broadway League return to Virgil's BBQ, Post-show, for part two of their celebration of the Broadway musicals Memphis and Ragtime. They're joined by stars of the shows, quality beverages, down home cookin', audience members, and their usual quirky sense of humor. Arts and Leisure in the capital of both: New York City!
Downtown Detroit City.
The Guys venture just about as far south in the continental USA as is humanly possible... no, not Key West, but Big Pine Key, just a few miles north. And well off the Overseas Highway, nestled in a green corner well traveled by diminutive Key Deer, sits the No Name Pub, a haven for stories, history, great pizza, and a look at Old School Florida Keys that has almost disappeared. Enjoy!
