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Head downstairs to the unmarked black door and ring the little white buzzer to gain entry to a this cozy beer lovers bar in the former Bourgeois Pig West space. There's a unique selection of bottle beers (weighted heavily with Belgian Ales) and a small but thoughtful wine selection.

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A beer spot with a buzzer that keeps out the college kids.

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homey - in a texas chainsaw sort of way

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An appropriate name, given the contradictory symbol of the rabbit; the Spartan approach of coarsely fitting the bar w/ exposed light bulbs, beer bottle-encased votives, and threadbare walls tactfully contrasts w/ the carefully bedecked restroom at the back. And you should make friends w/ the bartender (Sean) and the owner (Drew) both of whom offer quite a character of their own w/ their curious takes on bar-hopping, audiophilism, and the darkly entertaining nature of MacDougal's nocturnal patrons

Jacklyn(1/7/2008 12:12:31 PM)

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Clandestine What?

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Concrete steps down to a dark, barely marked door. Through said door to stone walls and the familiar chill of a basement. Lighting like that of a dark age castle, but friendly faces greet and suddenly your welcome in a seemingly unwelcoming place. Great place to bring a date, to enjoy a import beer and converse in a relaxed, somewhat private environment.

A member(1/4/2009 10:27:53 PM)

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A favorite

Great beer selection, a little high on prices but what can you expect on such fine imports as these. Bartenders are always friendly and know their beers. Decor is excellent- don't be scared by the shrine in the bathroom...

Matt(3/23/2009 10:53:31 PM)

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