Vegas Crawl
Four boozy stops in Vegas that I love.
Oriental Lounge at the Mandarin Oriental
A peaceful break high above the traffic, blinking lights and maze of Tokyo.
The Charleston
With the quickly and ever-changing landscape of Williamsburg The Charleston remains a favorite haunt for a whiskey and beer fix.
Cerveceria el Vaso de Oro
Vaso de Oro feels like a local spot. It seemed to me that most eating there were locals on lunch.
20th Arrondissement Bar Crawl
Start where Rue de Panoyaux meets Boulevard de Ménilmontant...
Harry’s New York Bar
A bar that was a favorite haunt for famous American expats such as Ernest Hemingway, Coco Chanel and Rita Hayworth.
Peppermill Fireside Lounge
Everything about this place is just right.
Sidebar Tavern
A basement bar for live music and beverages. Love checking this place out on breaks from all of the Deathfest venues.
Club Charles
Art deco charm? Check. A favorite haunt of legendary cult filmmaker John Waters? Check. Friendly barkeep? Yup. The entire Twin Peaks soundtrack playing from the house jukebox? Sold.
La Piojera
This is one tough dive bar or maybe it just happened to be at the moment I swung through. It’s for locals and locals that like to drink – namely, El Terremoto, The Earthquake.
Bar Berri
I stumbled on Bar Berri. The downstairs area is cozy but the bartender tipped me off to the salon upstairs.
The Ritz-Carlton Bar in Santiago
Greetings from Santiago, Chile.
The Library is Open…
…and it’s serving cocktails.
Subway Inn
This is one of NYC’s classic spots to sip and booze under some red lights.
Dives, Suds & Whiskey
Some of my favorite spots to sauce in San Francisco.