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Tag: Monk’s Cafe

  • Pubs and Publicans: The Secrets of America’s Top Taphouses
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    Pubs and Publicans: The Secrets of America’s Top Taphouses

    September 1, 2007 - Greg Kitsock

    “Third place.” It’s a term coined by sociologist Ray Oldenburg to denote a site, outside the home and office, where people gather to socialize and enjoy themselves. A third place can be a church, a coffee house, a laundromat or a porch stoop, but a bar is especially suited to the role. A few beers... View Article

  • Philly: Town With a Thirst for Liberty
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    Philly: Town With a Thirst for Liberty

    January 1, 2006 - Paul Ruschmann

    When we were growing up in New Jersey, our families never thought of vacationing in Philadelphia: on weekends, we went to the Shore. Those were the days before “weekend escapes.” And long before we became beer travelers.

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