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talk about a creep down memory lane:
The Frog Lodge: a 3 story green house (the frog part) in the east village where a bunch of kids from Henry street settlement and their parents lived. I think it's now the Hell's angels HQ in Manhattan.
Fulton Fish Market before 230am: from like 9p-230am it was totally deserted but had these huge loading docks under the FDR where we could sit and drink. There was an "old man's bar" across from it that would give us 6 packs 2-go for a tit flash.
China Bowl: 46th and 7th Ave.. "the" place to hang with the drag queens who were oh so happy to have a young female along for the ride.
Carl's around the corner: a little dive bar that was literally around the corner on a residential street. if you knocked on the door and if you were "known" you got in.
Cover's Basement: Every saturday night 5.00 cover charge and all the red stripe and jungle juice you could drink along with pulsing reggae beats and shoulder to shoulder dance floor in the basement of Sedley Cover's house off of Nostrand Ave in Brooklyn.
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