Description

People come to here for two primary reasons: the 270 kinds of beer and the hot fudge pie. However, you can get an excellent hamburger or choose from the selection of Creole-style dishes if you want something more substantial. The restaurants in the Pinch area occupy buildings that served as homes and shops to the immigrant population that lived here in the 1800s and early 1900s. Thus, they have a ...
by wcities on August 17, 2008 from wcities

Editorial Reviews

The Scene At the corner of Jackson and the Main Street trolley line, in the shadow of the great gleaming Pyramid Arena, lies the North End. Laid-back and loose, the bar's atmosphere makes it a favorite spot for those looking to whoop it up after concerts or sporting events in the downtown area. The Booze Get a bottomless pitcher of your favorite brew and ...
Rated 4.45 stars by Citysearch on April 03, 2008 from Citysearch
Although most people come to a bar to have a few drinks, here at The North End, in the Pinch Historic District near the Pyramid, hot fudge pie is as big a draw as cold beer. Lots of old advertising signs on the walls give this place the feel of an antiques store. There's live music several nights a week and several other bars in the neighborhood in case this place isn't happening.
by frommers on March 31, 2007 from frommers