
The 1970s Called, They Want Their Bars Back
From Cleveland to Los Angeles, the ’70s are inspiring a growing crop of nostalgic bars, complete with disco balls, wood paneling and even a water bed.
- story: Rachel del Valle
- photo: Andrew Bisdale
From Cleveland to Los Angeles, the ’70s are inspiring a growing crop of nostalgic bars, complete with disco balls, wood paneling and even a water bed.
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