Call out to da Triangle

Most of you already know this, but MoJoe's, corner of Glenwood and Peace, has hands down some of the best:

burgers
onion rings (okay, *THE* best onion rings in the area)
waitstaff
outdoor seating

I've recently been floored at something else that I don't expect at a nice little burger bar though: the music. They consistently play the most eclectic little mix of 80s music that I think I've heard anywhere. Last night we were treated to Adam Ant (and it *wasn't* _Strip_), Tears For Fears, Loverboy, Joe Jackson, and I seem to recall Guns 'n' Roses and Thompson Twins too. Songs you were too cool to listen to then, but now go "OHMIGAWD! I remember this!" and start singing along to because dammit, we were *young*!

*ahem*

I wish the music oriented venues in town had as consistently good music. It was like being 16 all over again, but with better beer.

So go support your local kick-ass burger/onion rings/bucket o' beers/great waitstaff bar with the best music around.

Call out to da Triangle

Most of you already know this, but MoJoe's, corner of Glenwood and Peace, has hands down some of the best:

burgers
onion rings (okay, *THE* best onion rings in the area)
waitstaff
outdoor seating

I've recently been floored at something else that I don't expect at a nice little burger bar though: the music. They consistently play the most eclectic little mix of 80s music that I think I've heard anywhere. Last night we were treated to Adam Ant (and it *wasn't* _Strip_), Tears For Fears, Loverboy, Joe Jackson, and I seem to recall Guns 'n' Roses and Thompson Twins too. Songs you were too cool to listen to then, but now go "OHMIGAWD! I remember this!" and start singing along to because dammit, we were *young*!

*ahem*

I wish the music oriented venues in town had as consistently good music. It was like being 16 all over again, but with better beer.

So go support your local kick-ass burger/onion rings/bucket o' beers/great waitstaff bar with the best music around.