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October 14, 2010 News » Cover Stories

Toast the town

It's the year of the dive bar in our annual survey of drinking culture.

It's year two of the Arkansas Times' readers survey of booze and bars, and you know what? Times readers are a well-rounded bunch. After voting perhaps Little Rock's swankest watering hole, Capital Bar and Grill, tops in Best Bar and a handful…

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