Run by a friendly Englishman and his Russian partner, this gay bar is hetero-friendly, so everyone’s welcome to come on down. The basement space has a slightly artsy feel. Try the Buenos Aires iced tea (made with Fernet). Opens earlier than many bars, making it a handy option in the neighborhood.
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