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The self-proclaimed "home of the poor and unknown," Duffy's is a bar known for extremely cheap beer (in 2001, a glass of [[Old Style]] cost .65, with pitchers selling for $3.50), old-school country/western music on the jukebox, and video slot machines that promised pixelated nudity in lieu of an actual payout. | The self-proclaimed "home of the poor and unknown," Duffy's is a bar known for extremely cheap beer (in 2001, a glass of [[Old Style]] cost .65, with pitchers selling for $3.50), old-school country/western music on the jukebox, and video slot machines that promised pixelated nudity in lieu of an actual payout. | ||
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Revision as of 09:24, 14 August 2007
You can't drink all day unless you start at 7:00 AM at Duffy's. --slogan printed on a T-Shirt
The self-proclaimed "home of the poor and unknown," Duffy's is a bar known for extremely cheap beer (in 2001, a glass of Old Style cost .65, with pitchers selling for $3.50), old-school country/western music on the jukebox, and video slot machines that promised pixelated nudity in lieu of an actual payout.
Bring cash. They don't accept cards.
Map
<googlemap lat="40.947338" lon="-90.370038" type="map" zoom="17"> 40.946795, -90.369812, Duffy's </googlemap>
