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Bobb	10-14-2009 11:00 PM

Re: Restaurants With Humidors

The Pump House here in Fairbanks, Alaska has a small, over priced, poorly stocked humidor...but it is a nice bar with great food and is very cigar friendly. This was the very first place I went too when I arrived in Alaska. Me and my friend who drove up here with me each smoked a PAM 40th to celebrate four VERY long days on the road. I know this is a bit of a hike from Texas...but if you ever find yourself in Fairbanks, Alaska you should check it out (bring your own sticks.)

Snake Hips

10-14-2009 11:27 PM

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Originally Posted by wavescrashing (Post 600557)

I'd love to find a place like this. The closest thing I've found is ordering sushi near a lounge I go to occasionally. They deliver it to me, I eat, have a beer, then I smoke. Still pretty cool once you wave the thick cloud of smoke from your food, lol.

Any good beer selections for sushi?

pnoon

10-14-2009 11:37 PM

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Originally Posted by wavescrashing (Post 600557)

Which lounge is that?

wavescrashing

10-15-2009 12:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Snake Hips (Post 600732)

Any good beer selections for sushi?

I usually have a Chimay Blue or red with it. Of course, there's always Sapporo!

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Originally Posted by pnoon (Post 600742)

Which lounge is that?

Zarkas in Temecula. I meet up there every so often to herf with a few BOTL that live down that way.

troutbreath

10-15-2009 05:47 AM

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Originally Posted by SmokeyJoe (Post 600223)

Here is a GREAT steak restaurant in Raleigh - The Angus Barn - and here is a link to their walk-in humidor. :tu

http://angusbarn.com/cigar.htm

GREAT restaurant is right! I used to travel to Raleigh regularly for work, and the Angus Barn was one of my favorite haunts. Haven't had the pleasure in about 3 years, though. Shame. :(

Footbag

10-15-2009 06:40 AM

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It's getting tougher and tougher these days...

I recently found the only place near me for miles to smoke and eat. It's in Scranton's old train station, an unbelievable building. They have two restaurants that you can order from in the hotel. Had I known about this place before the ban was in place, I would've been there more frequently. Now, it's a great place to relax after work.

I still prefer to bring my own, though.

OLS	10-15-2009 07:06 AM

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Originally Posted by croatan (Post 600242)

No steakhouses with walkins in Fort Worth, I'm afraid.

While I am HOPING to avoid 5 days of standing on my feet talking to Nascar fans, I might be heading for
Texas Motor Speedway again first week of November. I have a hell of a lot more on my plate this year,
so maybe I will not be tapped to go, but one thing for sure, the bruthas in Dallas have a HELL of a spot
that they took me to last year. Had me a fair amount of bourbon last year. Thanks Cro, for taking care
of me that evening, as well as Beagle 1. And I thought it was some Italian name, Begleone' or something.
They both went to alot of hassle to get me to and from, since I was rideless.

Blueface

10-15-2009 07:44 AM

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Originally Posted by croatan (Post 600242)

No steakhouses with walkins in Fort Worth, I'm afraid. Del Friscos used to keep a small humidor upstairs when smoking was still allowed. Pop's Safari Bar just outside of downtown has a walkin and a pretty good restaurant.

James,
Say it isn't so.
No more smoking at Del Frisco's?:(

T.G	10-15-2009 07:56 AM

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Originally Posted by wavescrashing (Post 600769)

Zarkas in Temecula. I meet up there every so often to herf with a few BOTL that live down that way.

*insert 98.2% of a facepalm here*

croatan

10-15-2009 08:46 AM

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Originally Posted by OLS (Post 600972)

While I am HOPING to avoid 5 days of standing on my feet talking to Nascar fans, I might be heading for
Texas Motor Speedway again first week of November.

Keep us updated. If you're around, we'll figure something out :)

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Originally Posted by Blueface (Post 601011)

James,
Say it isn't so.
No more smoking at Del Frisco's?:(

Unfortunately, that is indeed the case. No more smoking inside restaurants. Bars are ok and smoking outside (patios) are ok. Sucks, but I guess it could be worse. We'll still take you for a Del's Delight before retiring to another smoking spot next time you're around, Carlos ;)

wavescrashing

10-15-2009 09:01 AM

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Originally Posted by T.G (Post 601025)

*insert 98.2% of a facepalm here*

Funny thing is, we never see the Legend when we go. I'm looking for someone the size of the kid from "the New Guy" wearing a TapOut shirt. I should've found him by now.

rogerdodger

10-17-2009 10:00 PM

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been there as a guest
pretty damn nice

http://thecarltun.com/?page=rooms&menu=havanas

Silound

10-18-2009 09:53 AM

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Originally Posted by ChallengerSRT8 (Post 600137)

Here I sit my hotel room in Fort Worth Texas wondering does Fort Worth have a nice steakhouse with a walk in humidor? Surely, I think to my self yet a web search comes up empty. I did a search here about the subject finding nothing. A list by city of such places with reviews would be handy. Is that something any of the big cigar magazines do every year?

http://www.tentcorp.com/index.php

They don't have a walk-in humidor, but F&tH is a great place to sit enjoy a steak and a drink. There's a couple in Dallas and at least one in the FW area. As an operational concept, they run as an English style pub so they somehow slip between the cracks in Louisiana as a bar.

Just bring your own sticks if you can, because they tend to be expensive there.

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