Address
201 N. 3rd Street
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Hours
Monday to Thursday: 11 a.m. to midnight
Friday: 11 a.m. – 2 a.m.
Saturday: 4 p.m. – 2 a.m.
Happy Hour
Saturday 8 – 10 p.m.: Ladies drink free (drafts and well drinks)
What to Expect
You might expect a joint named Mob Bar to be adorned by posters of Bugsy Siegel and Al Capone, but this definitely isn’t a mobbed up version of TGIFriday’s. Mob Bar aims to create a 1920s Supper Club vibe, complete with menus, glassware and waitstaff uniforms that are true to the era.
Featuring Italian appetizers from the Triple George Grill kitchen, including spaghetti and meatball bites, chicken parmesan sliders and clams casino for less than 10 bucks each, you won’t want to limit your visit to the booze menu.
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I suggest posting that request on the Mob Bar Facebook page or sending them a message on Twitter.
I would like to see a menu for dinner. Can you email it to me or advise where I can see one.
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Swung by for a quick drink after dinner at Triple George. It’s essentially Sidebar with a new coat of paint and new decor, which is good seeing as Sidebar was a great place to grab a cocktail. I tried their take on the classic Blood and Sand, and it was quite tasty. Next trip, I’m planning on spending more than a few hours Downtown (First trip in years in which I didn’t stay at a Downtown property.) and drinking my way down the cocktail menu.
They have a sign outside of Mob Bar (Triple George has a similar one) that reads:
Alcohol. It’s Good For You……
Definitely words to live by……