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Daiquiri Zone
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Review by:
Delores W.
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This unique sports bar owned by Terence Brown is a must for any man with a woman. He can have his beer and she can have her choice of 25 daiquiris. The house has two drinks in honor of The University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University Teams. OU gets a strawberry with banana on top, while OSU gets Pina Colada with a touch of mango.
The sports memorabilia is out of this world. It covers every wall. All signed pictures and shirts, including the jersey of Larry Bird. TVs are on all booth tables. For those without a TV all they have to do is look up. There are tons. On the second level was a lounge with four large screen TVs and 8 small ones. All of them were on a different channel. DirecTV is their provider. The third level was a VIP room complete with large screen TV, DVD players, stereo, and multiple tables.
The atmosphere is any sports fan’s dream, lively and upbeat. Its appeal to women is the drink and the treatment. This is not down and dirty, but upscale and classy.
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