And maybe it’s more of the lack of music halls in the state that is creating all the hoo-rah about Buster’s. Jon Bodine, the talent buyer for Buster’s and college friend of the Cases, said the venue was opening up in an underserved market, and it made sense they were getting so much attention.

Did I mention the bartenders are awesome? Jen and Stephen are great, whether you’ve been there once or once a week, they treat newcomers and veterans all the same. When they work together (mainly just weekends) they make a great team and it’s entertainment enough to watch their antics. You would think they were siblings. They will not hesitate in taking your keys away and helping you find alternate transportation if they think you’ve had too much–I’ve seen that happen to a fellow patron. That earned them even more points of respect, the night I saw that.

They don’t care what you think because they are to busy cruising around the world in luxury yachts with a staff dedicated to fulfilling their every desire. While you are sitting in the drive through at McDonald’s talking to a 16 year old punk kid who doesn’t care if you said no onions or not, and you’re going to have to go inside to get it corrected.

Pier 23 is located in the hear of the Embarcadero in San Francisco and is right on the bay. From the outside, it looks like a total t-shirt country, but the back patio is awesome. The food is marginal, but you can’t beat the view and the company. And if you forget your hat, the good folks at Pier 23 will be happy to lend you one of the house straw ones.

In a world of P.F. Changs, Starbucks and general corporate blandness, Jeannie Trick’s restaurant creation is a welcome refuge. Though it has changed owners, H.O.T. is still a great place for a first or 50th date. Great food, good service, wandering friendly cats and homey decor and expansive vines give it a kitschy country charm.

The first thing that my brother told me was to always get a chair facing towards the front door. That way you can see who is coming in and might be after you. He had plenty of people after him. We started playing a couple of guys and we lost the first few games. I could tell that my brother was losing on purpose. He was a much better pool player than that.

Tucked away, far from midtown, is a small community known as the East Atlanta Village. In this village are shops of all sorts. There are bookstores, furniture stores, and bakeries. The surrounding area is somewhat dreary, but the spirit of “up-and-comingness” has visited this village. Surely, things are turning around.

Online dating is common practice in our society today as many different people all over the world use this type of service. In the next few minutes I am going to reveal to you some common mistakes I see people making over and over again that are hurting their chances greatly in meeting quality people with online dating services.