They’ll Be Drinking in the Street
Photographer Clay Williams surveys how Brooklyn is drinking this summer, from Carroll Gardens to Bed-Stuy.
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Five Cocktails Made for Daytime Drinking
The art of daytime drinking, long a cultural mainstay in Europe, has become more prevalent stateside in recent years. Here, five cocktails made for midday, from a sherry-strawberry highball to…
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Taglio
Part gourmet specialty store, part coffee bar, part restaurant, the versatile and friendly Taglio is open all day, from breakfast to dinner. At aperitivo, you'll find a number of quality…
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P.S. Cafe
The lush and airy P.S. Cafe was designed for day drinking. Known for its massive brunches and afternoon tea service (sticky date pudding is a must), P.S. Café’s drinks are…
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The Matchbox
The Matchbox is a Chicago institution that dates to the 1990s, well before mustachioed mixologists entered the scene. This is the kind of place where classic Collinses are still mixed…
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Parson’s Chicken & Fish
The cheap-and-chic, finger-lickin’-good sister restaurant to Longman & Eagle, Parson’s was an instant classic from the minute it opened in the summer of 2013. Situated on a high-traffic corner of…
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Big Star
A little slice of Austin in Wicker Park, Big Star is about as country as Chicago gets—which is to say, not very. Vintage neon and a vinyl soundtrack are the…
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Longman & Eagle
Come for brunch, stay for the booze. This mahogany-retrofitted, Michelin-starred gastropub is one of Chicago’s best causal restaurants. But its array of bar seating (don’t miss Off Site Bar hiding…
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Hopleaf
Michael Roper’s legendary Andersonville bar has looked to Belgium for inspiration since 1992, and continues to find it with lambics, trappist ales and abbey-style ales. Nonstop crowds pack the claustrophobic…
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