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From the end of Prohibition in 1933 until 1967, �鶹ӰԺ only allowed 3.2 beer to be served within city limits. Students’ early favorites included Timber Tavern, Lucky Inn, Tulagi (formerly the Anchorage), Tom’s Tavern and The Sink, according to historian��Silvia Pettem��(Psych’69). Catacombs, below the Hotel �鶹ӰԺado, was one of the first to receive a liquor license after the 1967 repeal of the city’s liquor ban. It will close to be remodeled and renamed.

Nominated by��USA Today��as one of the “places to eat a burger��worthy of paradise,” the Dark Horse Bar and Grill on Baseline near��Williams Village has been a �鶹ӰԺ landmark since 1975. True to its slogan “casual, convenient, cheap,” the Walrus on Walnut is exactly how you remember it. Across the street lies the longtime Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant. Its famous three-margarita limit is still in effect.

Photography by Peter Burke