Danny Grossman
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An eclectic clientele shares pitchers of domestic gold ($11.25) over heaping plates of Tex-Mex grub; on Tuesday, fajitas are half-price. Rowdy chatter completely drowns out the Tom Waits on the speakers and the live indie music being hammered out on the top floor—the Barenaked Ladies and the Deadly Snakes number among the bands that have graced the small raised stage. As dawn breaks, hungry clubbers pack the wooden booths downstairs (the place is open until 4:30 a.m. on Friday and Saturday). Cover for concerts usually starts at $5.
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- Kitchen open past midnight on weekends
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