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There are a bunch of them.

Townie bars:

• Old Town Tavern on Liberty Street at .
• The Rathskeller, under The Heidelberg - at least until recently. The townies moved up to the restaurant bar.
• Fraser's Pub out on Packard Street.
• Casey's, down on Depot Street.

Downtown bars:

• The 8 Ball Saloon, under the Blind Pig.
• The Alley Bar, formerly Bab's, formerly The Flame. On Liberty Street.
• The Arena, sports with bar-food. Corner of Fourth and Washington.
• Bab's
• Circus, part of the Cavern Club complex. On First Street.
• The Full Moon, serves some food. on Main. (gone - replaced by Monkey Bar)
• Goodnight Gracies, also a venue, below Live at PJ's.
• Live at PJ's, also a venue. Corner of First and Huron.
• OZ, also a venue. On Fifth in the old Ann Arbor 1 & 2 building. (shut down - too many stabbings)
• Vinology, at 110 N. Main, serves food and has a retail wine section in the basement.

Downtown bar/restaurants:

• Ashley's is on State Street near campus.
• Cafe Felix, drinks and small plates on Main Street.
• Grizzly Peak extended into where Del Rio used to be.
• Red Hawk is on State Street near campus.
• Rush Street, on restaurant row, Main Street.
• Bar Louie is on Liberty at Division. It has two outdoor seating areas, and looks to be installing about 10 large-screen TVs (oh, joy).

Student-oriented bars around campus:

• Buffalo Wild Wings, AKA BW3, serves you wings with your beer. State and Washington.
• Good Time Charlies, on South University.
• Mitch's Place, on South University.
• Rick's American Cafe, plus touring college bands. South University area.
• Scorekeepers, on Maynard Street.
• Touchdown Cafe, on South University.

Ypsilanti Bars

• Buffalo Wild Wings, [[Pearl Street] and Washington
• Sidetrack Bar and Grill in Depot Town
• Aubree's with great pizza and pool upstairs, Depot Town
• TC's Speakeasy on Michigan Avenue
• Tap Room on Michigan Avenue and Washington
• Elbow Room on South Washington
• Powell's Pub on Huron River Drive
• Theo's on West Cross Street.
• MJ's Wooden Nickel at LeForge and Huron River Drive.

Long gone bars: Del Rio, Bimbo's, Pretzel Bell, Cross Street Station, D'angora's

Really long gone bars: Joe's Star Lounge, The Orient, Mr. Flood's Party, Clint's Club

Brewpubs:

• Arbor Brewing Company, on Washington Street, is run by Matt and Rene Greff. The Greffs are Ypsilanti residents and very active in the local Democratic Party; Rene additionally serves on Ann Arbor's DDA. They also have the Corner Brewery in Ypsilanti. The Corner Brewery features a beer garden and is able to bottle beer for outside sale - ABC can only sell beer in-house.
• The Blue Tractor
• Grizzly Peak, also on Washington Street, is run by Jon Carlson.
• Leopold Bros, on South Main Street, is run by Scott and Todd Leopold, and aims to be "the world's first sustainable brewery," including a homegrown water management system and waste management strict enough that Todd claims wooden shipping pallets are their only significant waste product. They distill award-winning gin, vodka, and fruit liquours, and are widely considered to have the best jukebox in town.