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21. Broken Shaker
Broken Shaker is the backyard cocktail bar at Freehand Miami, set on a brick-lined patio and named Best American Hotel Bar at Tales of the Cocktail.
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22. Buddy Guy’s Legends
Buddy Guy's Legends, opened in 1989 by the blues guitarist himself, is a South Wabash blues club with Cajun and soul food and his own shows every January.
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23. Cheers Beacon Hill
The Beacon Street pub, opened in 1969 as the Bull & Finch, whose exterior appeared in the opening sequence of the TV comedy Cheers.
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24. McSorley’s Old Ale House
Dating from 1854, this sawdust-floored East Village tavern serves its own house ale and is one of New York's oldest continuously run bars.
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25. Off The Record
The cocktail bar of The Hay-Adams, across from the White House, known for its political cartoons and its tagline, the place to be seen but not heard.
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26. 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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27. 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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28. 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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29. 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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30. 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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31. 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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32. 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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33. 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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34. 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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35. 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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36. 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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37. 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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38. 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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39. 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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40. 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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