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by Stewart Kirkham
Friday, March 7, 2003
According to UW senior Phil Shackton, “The sign of a sophisticated drinker is the strength of their drink.” If such sentiment is true, then Mondays Bar, located at 523 State St., is full of sophisticated drinkers.
The drinks at Mondays are strong. Bartender Lucas Remington explains, “You get a lot of bang for your buck — there really is no need to order a double.” For the past 18 years, Mondays has been serving up powerful drinks in a comfortable, neighborhood-bar-type atmosphere.
Judging by the long lines spilling out onto State, value remains a big priority in this town. Mixed rail drinks are priced around $4, and top-shelf mixers are 50
