Okay!
Tune Inn has become a trendy dive. Does a dive going hipster exclude it from claiming true dive status?
Bottom Line! We've passed that and rejected it, RC, if you recall. White collar bar.
JV's: Virginia bias. Never been there.
Jays: Ditto.
The Big Hunt: Okay, Dupont bars cannot be dives, even if they look and smell like it. Even the list makers seem in doubt on this one.
Raven: I should leave this for you, RC... Though have you been there within the last couple of years? Let...my...Raven...gooooooo
Red Derby: Just made it onto my must-try list, eh?
Galaxy Hut: VA bias, and yet another one the list people aren't sure of.
Recessions: No. They wish.
Fox & Hound: What was once is not now a dive bar. Especially after being reworked.
Quarry House: Reading between the lines, they realize that this is no longer a dive bar...but it is close enough to its misty past to qualify, sure.
Sollys: Our post-drunk bar, RC! Do you even remember going to this one? Yes, it's divey.
Lil Pub: Huh? SE? Hmmm... Another for the list. Maybe.
Kelly's: Sure is a venerable institution...and easily the weirdest dive bar out there. It's right in the middle of everything, and veers dangerously close to frat bar than dive bar. If the Times were in NOLA, it would be a humdrum and sad place full of drunken kids from Alabama and Florida.
Dan's: Another for the to-try list.
Toledo Lounge: Having the dive removed, and not really divey to begin with.
Where's the ultimate dive bar? Hank Dietle's Tavern? And Stained Glass Pub?
