Mr Lucky’s- This establishment was wild too. There was another bar that we would hit on Wednesday’s. You know I really forget about school on those days. Two dollars and fifty cent’s and I would do this twice. The boys and I would also find the dentist chair in the corner where they mix drinks in your mouth with your head cocked back.
#Bar in grand central station free
You could drink keg beer free from six to nine at night. If you had a college id card you would get in free. We had so much fun at this bar and I met a lot of woman that I couldn’t tell you their name’s today. It was really weird because people would skate in a circle and others would dance in the middle with no skates. Monday’s were for roller skating at the bar. I don’t know how I even survived school back then. I can tell you from experience that this was where most of the college kids were hanging during the time. This bar, Grand Central Station had become our bar of choice. There was people and woman from wall to wall. The bar was shaped like a horseshoe and went around a hardwood floor. Wholly Smokes! This room was so large that it had twenty female bartenders. If you walked past this room and go through another doorway it opened up into a great room. I was born in Maine and country music wasn’t into our vocabulary. This room is where live bands played country music. We walked further into the establishment and came upon the first section of this bar. She was an attractive looking business woman. I walked inside and what I saw there was astonishing. We walked further and to my right I saw a sign for the bathroom. One selling cowboy hats, another selling boots, a barber shop for men, beauty salon for the ladies. We proceeded through the front doors and I was amazed. It was a mall at one time converted into a bar. Remind you that this bar was the second largest bar at the time in the States, second to Micky Gilly’s bar in Texas I believe. I will give you my vision the first night I went to this bar. My brother and I decided that enormous would enhance our choices of maybe finding a girl for the night, maybe two if we were lucky. If your gay then go down 7th Ave, if not, there is a bar called Grand Central Station that is enormous.
Being a wild a crazy kid and looking for adventure and girls, we found a bar to release some wildnest in us. We talked with some other students about the hotspot’s in the city. I enrolled into a tech school and it was the same school he was going to at the time. He asked me about moving down there from Lake Tahoe, Nevada.
I was living in Phoenix, Arizona in 1980 and going to a tech school for electronics and was 19 years old.
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