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Bailey's Pub & Grille
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For a place that calls itself a ""BAR and grill"", I drunk the weakest and worst drinks that I have ever paid for at Bailey's in Chapel Hill. \r
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Sure, the waiter warned me that their Hurricane typically gets sent back because it's terrible, but - me the being the adventurous one that I am - I decided to take the challenge anyway. I should have heeded his warning. I've never had a Hurricane that tasted like a raspberry smoothie with chunks of ice. Besides it tasting ABSOLUTELY NOTHING like a Hurricane (I'm from New Orleans...I know my Hurricanes), it was as if no effort was given to make it taste good or like an alcoholic beverage. \r
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They don't sell any Cognac and I've had batches of fresh brewed sweet tea give me more of a ""buzz"" than their ""strongest drink"" - as the waiter called it - their Long Island Iced Tea. \r
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The service was decent and they weren't too packed for a Friday night (I wonder why...), but I've never paid for and drank supposedly ""strong"" drinks and afterwards felt that I could've taken a Calculus exam and aced it with no problem. Talk about a ruining a promising Friday night...
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