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City Paper

City Paper Article: Young Man, There's A Place You Can't Go
When the owners of New York's Town Tavern announced a D.C. outpost of their Greenwich Village club last fall, they made sure to tout the joint's exclusivity. The bar's opening would be an "inauguration." Its spot between Bourbon and Columbia Station—formerly occupied by "Irish pub"/frat magnet Nolan's—would situate it at the "heart of the Adams Morgan Heritage Trail." The interior would be designed with "prowess." The décor would be "rustic." The televisions, "plasma." The bar's discerning door policy ensured that the clientele would also be top-shelf.
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Washington Post

D.C. Warms Up To N.Y. Tavern - The Washington Post
Whether it's pizza, bagels or night life, comparing Washington to New York is a favorite parlor game for new residents and transplants The Town Tavern made its way to Adams Morgan from Greenwich Village in January, and it's already causing a stir. "No cover is always good," Gainsville's Ali Cieslinski laughs. "There's good drinks and good music. That's what makes a place." CLICK TO VIEW ARTICLE

Big Night Out - North East Corridor

Us Airways Magazine, August 2008 When New York's Town Tavern opened in Greenwich Village in 2004, it quickly established a reputation as one of the city's favorite watering holes for sports fans and young urban professionals, thanks to its unique 23-and over admission policy. It also quickly leapt onto the city's "Best Burger" lists. So what to do for and encore? The owners recently exported their concept to Pittsburgh's South Side by opening the Town Tavern Pittsburgh. While the new establishment pays homage to its New York roots, in many ways it's far different from the original - and more than twice the size. Spanning a whopping 11,000 square feet, it claims to be "Pittsburgh's first hybrid sports bar/night club." It mixes old and new, with a traditional tavern feel in the form of vaulted tin ceilings and a 100-foot-long mahogany, copper and brass bar with 22 beers on tap. High-definition plasma TVs, satellite sports feeds, theater-style surround sound and a digital jukebox offer up cutting-edge entertainment. Upstairs there's a dance club in a mezzanine with floor-to-ceiling windows built around a horseshoe-shaped bar. For corporate events and parties. The club also offers a private room modeled after Teddy Roosevelt's presidential library. One thing the owners have kept simple is the All-American menu: While the tavern's chef hails from the Culinary Institute of America with stints at Lutes and Le Cirque, his focus will be on tasty buffalo wings and giant "PittsBurgers."

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