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Beloved old-man bar Timboo's gets a retro makeover. Inspired by grandma’s basement, Leah Allen of Abilene Bar switches out pool tables for pinball machines. Kitsch-fest on the furniture and the art, like a Welcome to the Johnson’s for the South Slope. Seventies vibes carry over to the sandwich menu: roast beef, cheddar, and mashed potatoes on white bread, paired with French onion soup. Over a dozen beers on tap, with cans of Genesee and High Life for those who prefer quantity to quality.
Story goes that when this joint's proprietor stopped bartending at Great Lakes he took every CD in the juke with him. Because they were all his. Malkmus-heavy soundtrack for a spit-shined sleek spo... read more
Pretty people slummin' it. Divey hub of young Slope scene. No old dudes drooling in their beers here, just a sick (if self-aware) indie-rock jukebox and free pizza nights. Around midnight you and t... read more
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