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R.i.p. to George. He was always a good time.I miss George wesley band
R.i.p. to George. He was always a good time.I miss George wesley band
A few years before that, we had Buggsy's, Hungry Charlie's, Slutters, Faegans and Varsity.As long as Varsity Pizza is still there, I'm happy.
If you think it was popping 20 years ago, you should have been there 40 years ago before drinking age went up to 21 in 1985!
Maggie's and Chuck;s were my favorite places to hang out back in those days.
The drinking age went up to 21 at the start of 1986 but the campus started enforcing it(allegedly) at the start of the 85-86 school year. I remember because I was so ticked off that the drinking age was going up right before I was going to turn 19. Thank goodness for places like Slutters where one bad fake ID took care of a whole group!As long as Varsity Pizza is still there, I'm happy.
If you think it was popping 20 years ago, you should have been there 40 years ago before drinking age went up to 21 in 1985!
Maggie's and Chuck;s were my favorite places to hang out back in those days.
Very good read. SU has a lot of history that they shy away from.I spent a lot of time in Jabberwocky in the mid 70's as well as Hungry Charlie's.
Here's an article about Jabberwocky.
Remembering Jabberwocky: A tale of sex, drugs and rock ‘n roll at SU’s most legendary club
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I remember when it went up to 19. Fortunately, I was already there.The drinking age went up to 21 at the start of 1986 but the campus started enforcing it(allegedly) at the start of the 85-86 school year. I remember because I was so ticked off that the drinking age was going up right before I was going to turn 19. Thank goodness for places like Slutters where one bad fake ID took care of a whole group!
so bummed it closed right before I started at SU, I heard many a tale from the sophomores in Day HallI spent a lot of time in Jabberwocky in the mid 70's as well as Hungry Charlie's.
Here's an article about Jabberwocky.
Remembering Jabberwocky: A tale of sex, drugs and rock ‘n roll at SU’s most legendary club
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I didn’t understand this, but I just saw their Instagram post touting a Go Fund Me? What in the actual $&@!?!?! It’s not a non-profit. Find investors or close. The nerve of that clown.$835 out of $550,000 raised! Almost there!
Uhh they are seeking $550k ?!I didn’t understand this, but I just saw their Instagram post touting a Go Fund Me? What in the actual $&@!?!?! It’s not a non-profit. Find investors or close. The nerve of that clown.
Right. Definitely not an amount where one gets a small business loan, or seeks investors to own a piece of the bar. Chuck’s is a charity after all.Uhh they are seeking $550k ?!
Didn’t the Jab have Happy Hour on Fridays from 3-5 with 2 drinks for $1? That was freakin crazy if my memory is correct, and it may not be.I spent a lot of time in Jabberwocky in the mid 70's as well as Hungry Charlie's.
Here's an article about Jabberwocky.
Remembering Jabberwocky: A tale of sex, drugs and rock ‘n roll at SU’s most legendary club
I don't recall but I would not be surprised. I recall Uncle Sams having 50 cent drink nights back then.Didn’t the Jab have Happy Hour on Fridays from 3-5 with 2 drinks for $1? That was freakin crazy if my memory is correct, and it may not be.
Sentimental reasons I’m sureFrom what I have read (I have not been there), the new place is a hole. Why would anyone want to donate?
I don't recall but I would not be surprised. I recall Uncle Sams having 50 cent drink nights back then.
I think you are right about Wednesdays. Back then, NY had no photo driver's licenses. I would use mine and then hand it to my buddy behind me who was not yet 18 and would get in with the same license.As someone that worked there, what a chitshow it was. Believe it was Wednesday nights.
I think you are right about Wednesdays. Back then, NY had no photo driver's licenses. I would use mine and then hand it to my buddy behind me who was not yet 18 and would get in with the same license.
I was a little later. Like the summer of ‘80.Must have been my night off. LOL. I worked front door and bouncer the summers of 76,77,78 and during winter and spring breaks. We tossed plenty of guys out for false IDs or wearing jeans on the weekend. Now the ladies….we let some slide.
I remember (barely) on St Patrick's day in '83 they had, if I recall correctly, 5 cent drafts of green beer starting in the morning. I think it started at 8 AM and the drafts went up 5 cents an hour.Maggie's once had free beer night...I thought Chip was lying when he called us to tell us but we went anyways. Turned out to be true
I liked Maggies and thst Cosmos pizza counter there. I think slices were maybe a buck. They had specials for a pizza snd a case of OV splits. They had a side bar that was rarely staffed but we found that the taps were open. We would sit on the bar and fill pitchers behind our backs.Maggie's once had free beer night...I thought Chip was lying when he called us to tell us but we went anyways. Turned out to be true
Next to the EZ Pass, OV Splits were greatest invention of all time.I liked Maggies and thst Cosmos pizza counter there. I think slices were maybe a buck. They had specials for a pizza snd a case of OV splits. They had a side bar that was rarely staffed but we found that the taps were open. We would sit on the bar and fill pitchers behind our backs.