strong>Free parking
The Century is a favorite last-call destination, and by that time of night there's usually a parking meter available somewhere close by. Just remember, they're free after 6 p.m.
B.Y.O.T.P.
The bathrooms are almost an afterthought, cramped, often malfunctioning and last updated sometime in the first half of the 20th cent...
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strong>Free parking
The Century is a favorite last-call destination, and by that time of night there's usually a parking meter available somewhere close by. Just remember, they're free after 6 p.m.
B.Y.O.T.P.
The bathrooms are almost an afterthought, cramped, often malfunctioning and last updated sometime in the first half of the 20th century. My advice: Make sure you lock the door.
Next one's on me
A round of drinks cost a very reasonable $8.25. But you'll have to pay in cash, which should cut down on those end-of-the-night, put-it-on-my-credit-card binges.
These go to 11
The Century has installed a Bose speaker system for its digital jukebox, and the sound is great, but there's too much of it for such a small space. It is LOUD, and I found myself wishing for earplugs.
Check it out
While not a regular live-music venue, the Century will occasionally put bands or poets or what have you in the small patch of floor in front of the dart machine. There seems to be no rhyme or reason to the schedule, though.
Dateworthy?
Uh-uh. This is a safe-haven bar, a port in a storm. It's a place to hide out from your significant other, not one in which to woo them. Come with your pals instead.
By Angelle Haney
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