View Full Version : Early Curfew Towns Suck
skra75
07-23-2009, 04:23 AM
Let it be known, I realy hate this 1:00 'last call' poppycock. shit is nonsense! really - who are they fooling! There are fucking palm trees here, you douches. Palm trees - palm trees spell party time assholes. I'm spoiled from Tokyo and Amsterdam and New York where bars are sketchily open until 5:30am. OK I'm done.
In curfew, do you mean like closing time or you get kicked off the street at that time?
Closing time here (in the UK) is normally around 11pm but you could loiter beyond that. There is always some place open but they are few and far between.
Planetary
07-23-2009, 05:17 AM
what are u on about 11pm? there are always places open past 11 lol. even in smaller towns such as mine.
Audio.
07-23-2009, 05:26 AM
11pm really?
I just mean normal pubs close at 11pm. I suppose not so much anymore since 2000 and there is plenty of places but they are bars normally rather than pubs. And unless you are into expensive bottled crap beer, they aren't really the place to go. You can't get good local real ale at many places pass 11pm is what I am saying.
I think I am too old now.
checkyourprez
07-23-2009, 07:18 AM
Let it be known, I realy hate this 1:00 'last call' poppycock. shit is nonsense! really - who are they fooling! There are fucking palm trees here, you douches. Palm trees - palm trees spell party time assholes. I'm spoiled from Tokyo and Amsterdam and New York where bars are sketchily open until 5:30am. OK I'm done.
1 am is pretty shit.
11 am is fucking hot garbage.
we got a 2 am call where i live. its ok. i wouldnt mind the b-lo's 4 am call time. i dont get how just an hour away and its allowable to stay getting plowed at bars for an extra 2 hours. wtf?
For us, on the weekends, pubs have to close at 1 and night clubs close at 3, but you cant enter a night club any later than 12.30.
4AM, but it's not out of the ordinary to be there until after 5am, buy beer anytime.... expecept before 8am in sunday...
Drederick Tatum
07-23-2009, 08:26 AM
that last call shit is for kids. you people need to live in a city where you're treated like an adult.
ericlee
07-23-2009, 09:42 AM
Ohio was like that as well as Louisiana. What? You can't buy beer at 1am? That's when the party just gets started.
A good thing about living on base was the shop sold beer 24/7.
I love NY because all of the stores don't have a beer time limit.
bigblu89
07-23-2009, 09:47 AM
4AM, but it's not out of the ordinary to be there until after 5am, buy beer anytime.... expecept before 8am in sunday...
Yeah, there's a 4 hour window in NY between 4am and 8 am on Sundays where you can't buy beer.
Reminds me of this one time I was in the city drinking and clubbing it up, and the bar was closing, this guy was passing out flyers to this "after hours" spot, so we thought we;d give it a look.
it was the sketchiest establishment I've ever been in. It was pretty much someon's apartment, with a bar in the corner of the living room.
ericlee
07-23-2009, 09:54 AM
I never realized NY had a 4am-8am no sale on Sundays.
Probably because the place I buy beer from doesn't enforce any rules. I've seen kids that look 12 years old buying a sixer from there.
Reminds me of this one time I was in the city drinking and clubbing it up, and the bar was closing, this guy was passing out flyers to this "after hours" spot, so we thought we;d give it a look.
it was the sketchiest establishment I've ever been in. It was pretty much someon's apartment, with a bar in the corner of the living room.
that's cool as shit... i've been to one of those a time or two, mainly in parts of Brooklyn and Queens. That's where the shit goes down . . . . . Good place to score the breeze and other drugs.
I never realized NY had a 4am-8am no sale on Sundays.
Probably because the place I buy beer from doesn't enforce any rules. I've seen kids that look 12 years old buying a sixer from there.
THey also have a rule that allows liquor stores to be open on Sunday's, but they have to close one other day in the week. Well, that's how it was at least when a few years back they became allowed to open on sundays....
Echewta
07-23-2009, 11:49 AM
Welcome to So. Cal.
beastiegirrl101
07-23-2009, 11:53 AM
In Chicago most bars last call on Friday is 1:20am open till 2am and Saturdays 2:20am open till 3am.
There are after hours bars that are open till 4am but IMO nothing good happens after 1am anyway. ;)
You can't buy booze on Sunday's before 11am here.
nodanaonlyzuul
07-23-2009, 02:37 PM
you would think in SoCal they wouldn't pull that but unfortunately...
I guess they expect you to start your drinking early on the beach or something.
you would think in SoCal they wouldn't pull that but unfortunately...
I guess they expect you to start your drinking early on the beach or something.
friends of mine just got $200 tickets per person for drinking beer on the beach in plastic cups.
nodanaonlyzuul
07-23-2009, 04:16 PM
oh yeah. I forgot that they changed the rules about a year ago to zero tolerance on booze. oops.
used to be allowed as long as it wasn't in a glass container.
yet another reason why I don't really care that I moved away from SD.
checkyourprez
07-23-2009, 05:11 PM
Yeah, there's a 4 hour window in NY between 4am and 8 am on Sundays where you can't buy beer.
Reminds me of this one time I was in the city drinking and clubbing it up, and the bar was closing, this guy was passing out flyers to this "after hours" spot, so we thought we;d give it a look.
it was the sketchiest establishment I've ever been in. It was pretty much someon's apartment, with a bar in the corner of the living room.
used to be till noon until recently.
i know some bartenders in the area and i get to hang till 4 sometimes after hours which is nice.
skra75
07-24-2009, 05:12 AM
In Chicago most bars last call on Friday is 1:20am open till 2am and Saturdays 2:20am open till 3am.
There are after hours bars that are open till 4am but IMO nothing good happens after 1am anyway. ;)
You can't buy booze on Sunday's before 11am here.
Yet another reason for me to have an extended layover in Chicago on the way home
bigblu89
07-24-2009, 09:54 AM
I never realized NY had a 4am-8am no sale on Sundays.
Probably because the place I buy beer from doesn't enforce any rules. I've seen kids that look 12 years old buying a sixer from there.
Yeah it was 4am Sunday (when the bars close from "Saturday Night") and then not again till Monday at 8am.
Then it was noon on Sundays, but no hard liquor, just beer on Sundays, then the liquor stores could open on Sundays, like Fern said above.
And now it's pretty much whatever. The 4 hour windo on Sunday is a joke anyway.
b i o n i c
07-24-2009, 12:54 PM
id like to know what the purpose of the saturday booze rule in ny is. it doesnt really make sense
bigblu89
07-24-2009, 02:20 PM
id like to know what the purpose of the saturday booze rule in ny is. it doesnt really make sense
It's the last little bit of pull that the Church has over the State.
Which is why the No Alcohol on Sundays thing was put in in the first place.
There was a time where most retail establishments weren't allowed to open on Sundays as well. But they realized they were throwing money away with that, so the lifted the ban.
5:30?! FFUUUUUUU
Over here it's 2am and *b&*. It's an excuse to have an after party though. But there are palm trees. That means non-stop party and cocaine in the bathroom. Always.
Dorothy Wood
07-25-2009, 12:28 AM
in my younger years, it wasn't uncommon on a saturday to stay in til midnight or 1, then pop out for a couple at a 3 a.m. bar, then head over to the 5 a.m. bar. then back to someone's house for the smoking of weed and other shenanigans until the sun rose.
ahhh, those were the days...sort of.
the dude who used to host the afterness most of the time is married now. they still party, but not til dawn. it's probably for the best.
russhie
07-25-2009, 01:05 AM
There's a decent mix of places here with 1, 3 and 5am licenses. There are a few that have 24hour ones, on weekends, where you can be snorting lines in a nightclub bathroom till after midday on a Sunday if it's your style.
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