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Alley
The Alley has a staged shore-leave feel to it, but it's so old and worn out the place has become a genuine article of its own unique category. Injecting a nightly shot of subdued life is the bar's hard-living piano player, Rod Dibble, and his troupe of regular fans, who pass a microphone around.
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Ben & Nick's
For beer fans, Ben & Nick's in Rockridge has a large selection of microbrews, plus pub food.
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Cato's Alehouse
For beer fans, Cato's Alehouse, off Broadway, has a large selection of microbrews, plus pub food.
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Heinold's First & Last Chance Saloon
You'll have to hold onto your beer here. The floor and bar at Heinhold's have had a 20% slant since the 1906 earthquake tried to set the tiny tavern on its end. Watch that first step. It's a doozy. But Heinhold's real claim to fame is that author Jack London was a regular patron.
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Pacific Coast Brewing Company
Right in the heart of Old Oakland, this place serves full meals alongside its own tasty brews (try the Gray Whale Ale).
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Stork Club
The Stork is a funky dive catering to the East Bay's indie-rock scene with an eclectic lineup of punk, experimental, lo-fi, spoken word, country and other performers.
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