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41. The Golden Tiki
24-hour tiki bar in Chinatown serving traditional and original tropical cocktails, with a pirate backstory, a daily happy hour and a late-night food menu.
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42. The Showbox
Opened in 1939 opposite Pike Place Market, The Showbox is a landmark concert hall for about 1,150 people that has hosted acts from Duke Ellington to Pearl Jam.
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43. Tipitina’s
An Uptown music club opened in 1977 and named after a Professor Longhair song, hosting R&B, funk, rock and jazz shows for audiences aged 18 and up.
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44. Tonga Room & Hurricane Bar
The Tonga Room & Hurricane Bar is a 1945 tiki bar in the Fairmont San Francisco, built around a former swimming pool with a floating band and indoor rainstorms.
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45. Whisky a Go Go
Rock club on the Sunset Strip since January 1964, where The Doors were once the house band, still staging live music most nights.
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46. Bar La Ópera
A cantina on Avenida 5 de Mayo with roots in an 1876 pastry shop, known for its private booths, its famous patrons and the bullet hole said to be from Pancho Villa.
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47. Bleacher Bar
A sports bar beneath the centre-field bleachers at Fenway Park, where a garage door opens directly onto the ballpark's outfield.
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48. Guilt & Company
Down a set of stairs at 1 Alexander Street, Guilt & Company is an underground bar with two live music shows every night and late opening at weekends.
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49. Jack Rose Dining Saloon
An Adams Morgan whiskey bar with more than 2,700 expressions, a dining saloon, a year-round rooftop terrace and a cellar spirits shop.
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50. La 16 Speakeasy
A hidden speakeasy behind a secret door inside the Bravío restaurant at the JW Marriott Cancún, open nightly from 17:30.
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51. Mac’s Club Deuce
Mac's Club Deuce is a South Beach dive bar established in 1926 that calls itself Miami's oldest bar, open from 8am to 5am every day.
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52. Massey Hall
Toronto's historic concert hall at Shuter and Victoria Streets, opened in 1894 and reopened in 2021 after renovation, home to famous recordings by Neil Young, Rush and jazz greats.
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53. Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro
A jazz club and restaurant on Frenchmen Street with a seated music room hosting two sets every night and a dining room serving dinner.
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54. The Violet Hour
The Violet Hour on North Damen Avenue is a cocktail bar with a James Beard Award-winning programme, serving pre-Prohibition style drinks from a seasonal menu every night.
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55. Tiki-Ti
Tiny family-run tiki bar on Sunset Boulevard, opened by Ray Buhen in 1961 and still run by his son and grandson, with a long menu of tropical drinks.
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56. Upstairs Jazz Bar & Grill
Downtown jazz club on rue Mackay, hosting live jazz nightly since 1995, with two shows on many evenings, student jams and casual food.
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57. Velveteen Rabbit
Arts District craft cocktail and beer bar opened in 2013, known for seasonal cocktail menus, eight rotating taps, vintage furniture and a pink outdoor patio.
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58. Vesuvio Cafe
Vesuvio Cafe is a North Beach bar founded in 1948, once frequented by Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg, across Jack Kerouac Alley from City Lights.
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59. Westlight
A 22nd-floor rooftop bar atop The William Vale in Williamsburg, serving cocktails and small plates with sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline.
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60. Zig Zag Café
Tucked below Pike Place Market on the Pike Street Hillclimb, Zig Zag Café is a cocktail bar known for helping to revive the classic Last Word cocktail.
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