R.I.P. El Bar
I don’t quite remember how it happened but I can remember someone telling me when I first got to town. That the hippest place in town looked like you were walking into a Meat Locker. Should I repeat that for you? The most popular place to go downtown for “the cool kids” is a renovated parking garage, but the hippest, a renovated cooler underneath a Mexican restaurant. I was apprehensive since I wasn’t being led by the hand to the exact guy that I had to give a secret handshake to, slip him five bucks then be greeted by the glowing stares of all the regulars who would inevitably think “who is this guy”
I had over thought things as usua. El Bar was a really nice place to go. Granted it was a little “in the know” but it was inviting and fun. I hadn’t been there much lately because I really didn’t have anyone to go with, and I’m a social type at heart. It really is a shame though. It was a great alternative to the usual hot spots.
You serious? I liked that spot alot.
It’s sad to say. That was one of the coolest “yet to be discovered” spots. I guess it just took too long for the DSC and MJQ kids to find out about it.
Now they just migrate to East Atlanta