This beer tastes like fish.
Although, up until now, I have merely avoided the beer-that-tastes-like-fish aisle, on the theory that it takes all kinds, going forward, please consider me an *active* opponent of the beer-that-tastes-like-fish movement.
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@GeePawHill The one just off the 400 with the IKEA ?
So that's where I'd go. I'd sit quietly at the bar, drinking cheap scotch, reading my kindle, and looking up and around from time to time. As typical with me, I came to know the bartender and servers a little bit as the gig wore on.
And there was a young woman, there, she worked back in the office in HR, and she would come out from time to time to talk to one employee or another.
And she was, I am not kidding, this young woman was Hollywood-class beautiful. I mean, an absolutely perfect face.
And one night, I was sitting there with my book and my drink, reading away in the Dave & Buster's, and she came out in her coat, done for the day, and sat down at the far end of the bar and got herself a beer.
She was about four seats away from me. I was *studiously* reading my book, cuz I'm aware of how creepy guys can be.
And all of a sudden, she turns to me out of the blue, and says to me, quite loudly, "This beer tastes like ass."
And I made a new friend. :)
@GeePawHill I've decided if you can read a book in a bar then I can too. This is very exiting, because I want to try more kinds of mixed drinks (most probably only once). And try all the world's espresso martinis, and anything else coffee based. I know how to make an outstanding Irish coffee. Anything I ought to know about bar etiquette, assuming minimal prior experience?
Funny true story: When I traveled for work, I always found a hotel that had or was very near a bar, cuz, you know, it's me.
Once outside Toronto, the hotel I stayed in was part of a big circular complex, and the only bar was a Dave & Buster's across the wide parking lot.