G-VEGAS Magazine February 2013

PIRATE CHAPTER

DUCKS UNLIMITED SPRING BANQUET FEBRUARY 15TH 2013

ALSO INSIDE: LOOK FOR YOUR EVENTS & PARTY PICS, REVIEWS, RECIPES AND MORE!

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We appreciate your consideration of supporting our Pirate Chapter of Ducks Unlimited annual banquet. Ducks Unlimited is a bona fide 501(c)(3) not-for-profit, volunteer-driven conservation organization. Since 1937, DU has conserved more thank 13 million acres of wetlands and associated uplands to help fulfill the life cycle needs of North American waterfowl. These accomplishments would not be possible without the many DU volunteers across the state and the support from contributors like you.

THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS! • Shore to Door Seafood • Twin Lakes RV Resort • G-Vegas Magazine • Stillwater Kennel • ABC Calls • Parker Waterfowl • Piggly Wiggly • Wintergreen Hunting Preserve • Backyard Bistro.

We are still looking for Sponsors for our event call 910-612-5328 if you have any interest in supporting the Pirate Chapter.

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THEG-VEGASMAGAZINE

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Editor-In-Chief Kevin Howard - gvegasmagazine@hotmail.com Design Eduardo Vargas - www.vargas-design.com evargas@vargas-design.com

3 Party Pics 5 WiiU 7 The Closet Consignment Boutique 9 Love For Larue

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11 What to do In G-Vegas

Photography

13 Party Pics

Bobby Gorda - RCGorda@gmail.com

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15 Rock Report

RECIPES

Trey Singletary - treyfromecu@aol.com

Randy Moore - Rpmoore1@wmconnect.com Matt Lenz - lenzmatt@gmail.com

Contributors/Writers Taylor White - twhite740@gmail.com Mick & Blando - blando@99thex.com Barefoot Wade - barefootwade11@yahoo.com Trey Singletary - treyfromecu@aol.com Shamar Roundtree - shamar@gvegasmagazine.com Patrick O’Brien - patpirates8825@gmail.com

17 Down To This 21 Zero Dark Thirty 23 Party Pics 25 Recipes 26 Venues Directory

Jenna Dawson - dawsonj11@students.ecu.edu

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LOVE FOR LARUE

Stefan Haus - gvegas_soccer@yahoo.com

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WiiU By: Shamar Roundtree

Nintendo’s Next Gen console has been out for around two and a half months now and I think it’s time to let everyone know: What IS the WiiU is all about. Well, let’s start with the one thing that seems to be getting a lot of people confused, The WiiU IS NOT an add-on for the Wii. However you can use Wii remotes and Nunchuks with WiiU as well. The Console: The WiiU comes in two flavors an 8gig (white) and 32gig (black). The system itself looks a lot like the Wii 1 but rounded off, longer and a little heavier. As far as power goes it is a little more powerful than the PS3 and 360, although it may take a few years to see it. There is wireless Wi-Fi for online play and other things such as…

MiiVerse: Nintendo has created their own online space called “Nintendo Network” shared by both the WiiU and the 3DS. The MiiVerese however is WiiU’s version of Xbox live and PSN for lack of a better comparison. Think of MiiVerse as the Facebook/message board of Nintendo, where you can send messages to others about the games they may be playing at the time. Even pictures of games to give hints or just plan cool drawings can be shared. Along with MiiVerse, you have YouTube, Netflix, Amazon instant Video, Hulu Plus and Nintendo TVii. This makes very good use of the controller that really makes the WiiU stand out.

The Game Pad: By far this is one of the best

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things about the WiiU. Most people look at the Game Pad and think “I’ll just play on that” thinking that they can walk off with the Game Pad, this is wrong. The Game Pad works just like any other controller for any other system-it does not work without the console. That being said, The Game Pad allows for gameplay using both the screens (the Game Pad has a 6 six touch screen on it) which when used the right way can be really hot. For example; Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 can be played 2 player co-op with each person having a whole screen to themselves. The Game Pad can also be a universal remote that controls the TV, satellite, cable box and DVR. Nintendo TVii combines all of those under one umbrella and customizes them to you and your family’s need.

Now every console has its share a problems at launch, the 360 had the Red rings of death and the PS3 had the yellow light of death. They also had updates to make the systems better over time. Nintendo’s new console is no different. The WiiU had lock up problems, which

Nintendo seems to have fixed for the most part. However the systems menu move very slowly, it’s not game braking, but it is annoying. Thankfully this can be fixed with a system update….which is both a good and bad thing.

This is a big mistake on Nintendo’s behave here, but in order to “complete” the WiiU you must download a huge update or you don’t get a lot of what the WiiU can do including backward compatibility, Nintendo TVii, WiiU chat, and the E-Shop. For those of us with WiFi internet that’s fine, but what about the people who don’t have it? The people Nintendo may be trying resell too?

I really love the WiiU and what it may do for Nintendo in the coming years; if you’re a Nintendo fan you probably already have one. If you’re not sure, hold out tell you see something on it you must have. But what I can’t wait to see is how well WiiU will stand up to PS4 and the Next Xbox… we may find out sooner than later.

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FASHION

The Closet Consignment Boutique Because Playing In Someone Else’s Closet Is Always More Fun! By: Paula Chrismon Ladies, are you looking for designer labels at 60% or more off what you would pay retail?

Well, look no further because The Closet Consignment Boutique in Uptown Greenville is the best kept secret in town. Specializing in high-end women’s trendwear, shoes, handbags, and accessories, this hidden gem offers the fashion-conscious woman a fun place to find those special additions for their own closet without breaking the bank.

Owned and operated by Paula Chrismon, a Washington native and East Carolina University alumni, the unique concept for The Closet came about because she saw that women, like herself, were longing for a special kind of shopping experience that our area hadn’t previously offered. “Consignment shopping has become much more chic and mainstream than it used to be. It was my dream to create a one-stop-shop where ladies in Greenville and surrounding areas could enjoy shopping or consigning their luxury items in a fun and friendly environ-

ment. By opening The Closet, it has allowed me to marry my love for finding couture treasures as well as give the fashionistas of our community a label heaven to play in,” said Chrismon. Brands include Betsey Johnson, BCBG, Michael Kors, Coach, bebe, Ann

Hours are Tues-Fri from 10-5 and Sat from 10-2.

The Closet is located at 403 S. Washington St., in the parking lot behind Winslow’s and across from Wells Fargo/Greenville Utilities. Just look for the pink door! www.theclosetgreenville.com www.facebook.com/theclosetconsignmentboutique g-vegasmagazine||77 g-vegasmagazine g-vegasmagazine | 7

Taylor, Seven For All Mankind, Citizens of Humanity, Joe’s Jeans, Miss Me, Escada, Worth, Free People, Juicy Couture, Kate Spade, Trina Turk, and many more.

The Closet Consignment Boutique

Winter Fashion Show TIME: 7 pm | Thursday, FEB 7th PLACE: The Province Check out this winter’s hottest fashion trends presented by The Closet Consignment Boutique.

www.TheProvinceGreenville.com

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LIFE

LOVE FOR LARUE WINNING GAMES FOR A GOOD CAUSE

By: Stefan Haus As the new soccer season is set to begin within the next month, the G-Vegas soccer team is taking on a good cause and pledged to support a local family struggling with the repercussions of a tragic diagnosis. It all began with a tummy ache and a fever on Christmas day last year. Little old Holly Larue wasn’t feeling well, and after her plethora of tests, blood transfusions, and trips to the doctor, the two-year old was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. What a

G-Vegas regularly supports local charities while playing in the PGSA league

Christmas present, not just for her but for her parents as well. “Christmas is supposed to be a time of the year when children get presents, time off of school, and lots of playtime” said David Jury, one of the two captains of the Thank you to our generous sponsor! Find out how you can help by visiting any of our sponsors and saying: “Love for Larue – What can I do?” Become a sponsor and be listed in the magazine by visiting the G-Vegas Store or emailing gvegas_soccer@ yahoo.com

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G-Vegas team. He immediately got involved and started collecting sponsors pledging their financial support, which is much needed as Larue’s parents not only have to live with the Larue’s tragic diagnosis but also with the bills that come with it. According to Larue’s dad Jason, “the family has received an overwhelming amount of support thus far. We are very touched and very grateful for the outreach and the love Larue received from the local community.” Nevertheless, much more help is needed. Larue’s mom Leilani updated her blog post recently and said that “the treatment is going well – Chemo is doing its job.” Thus, despite the tragic Christmas the family went through, there seems to be light at the end of the tunnel and hope that little Larue will get her chance of enjoying a normal childhood eventually. The G-Vegas soccer team was founded on the premise of supporting local charities and helping people in need living in our immediate neighborhood. Last year, the team handed over a check for 500 dollars to the parents of Jasiah Macon, who suffers from post-birth renal

Little Holly Larue was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia

failure and requires daily dialysis. This year, “we want to double our effort, double our contribution, and continue our efforts” stated the team collectively. Please help support our cause! You can donate at any of the soccer games (schedule to be announced soon), by visiting the G-Vegas store on 5th Street, or by stopping by any of our sponsors listed below and saying: “Love for Larue – What can I do?” You can also pledge funds at: http://www.gofundme.com/1rb6cc

Sup Dogs

Peasant’s Pub

Wentworth Construction

213B E 5th Street; (252) 752-7652

114 E 5th Street; (252) 364-2367

3617 Cattail Ln (252) 626-4398

The Scullery Wendy’s Flowers

Spruill & Associates Land Surveyors

2745 E 10th Street (252) 758-2137

2747 E 10th Street; (252) 757-1200

431 Evans Street; (252) 814-5769

Lindy’s Parking 110 E 5th Street; (252) 916-9276

AJ Mc Murphy’s 1914 Turnbury Drive; (252) 355-7956

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WHAT TO DO IN G-VEGAS AND THE NIGHTLIFE GOES ON...

By: Barefoot Wade Any bartender will tell you that January is the slowest bar month of the year. Let’s face it, after all the hoop-la that surrounds Christmas and the New Year (not to mention the depleted funds and the large credit card bills that funded the hoop-la) by the time January rolls around we are spent, pooped, broke, hung over and cold. Fortunately, February and March are lurking right around the corner to breathe some much needed inspiration in our lives and the nightlife scene. So here is a broad spectrum of events in Greenville this month that you might be interested in.

Peasants Pub, the new place in town with an old flavor, will be having live music almost every day of the week. On February 6, Lipbone Redding will be performing his own unique blend of R & B, Soul, Jazz, storytelling and his strange but cool signature mouth instruments (you just got to see it for yourself on that last one). I’m actually playing there the following night on Thursday Feb 7, so of course feel free to come to that. On Friday Feb 15, The” Big Something” will be returning to Greenville.

These guys are a high energy Jam band that gives a hell of a show. They are the type of

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Jam band that someone would like even if they were not a fan of the Jam band genre. So no matter what you’re into, you probably don’t want to miss this show. And on the first day of March, Rebekah Todd will be performing there with Jim Avett as well. Also, for any and all Dead heads and Phish heads in the area, you will want to make sure that you catch “Dubtown Cosmonauts” the following week on March 9. If you are a Dave Mathews fan, then you might be interested to know that “These Crowded Streets” will be performing at Tavern on 4th on February 9. Coincidently, that is also the birthday of Kevin Howard, so I can assure you that drinks will flow plentiful that night and a good time will be had by all. So feel free to swing by and be a part of that.

The Tipsy Teapot will be bringing us some more originality as usual. On Valentine’s Day they will have a “He Said, She Said” singer song writing night. I don’t have a lot of details about this event, but given the subject matter, I have a feeling that this will be a highly entertaining evening. Also at the Tipsy Teapot, they have “Open Door Ministry” every Wednesday along with square dancing on March 1.

On the other side of town, Tiebreakers has started having music on Wednesdays and Sundays now starting at 7:30. This is ideal if you have to work early the next day but you still want to go out and have some fun. Of course, I feel compelled to mention that I’ll be playing there on Sunday February 3....but I digress.

The LIVE bar will be bringing us some good bands as usual. On February 8, the new Reggae band “Signal Fire” will be performing there. This band has some former members of 5th Generation and is quickly gaining momentum around Greenville, Wilmington and Raleigh. Local legends Mac and Juice will also be returning to LIVE on Feb 23. These long time former residents of Greenville bring a feel good southern vibe on stage with both their music and personalities. Sometimes they appear as a duo and sometimes they have a backup band. If I’m not mistaken, this will be a full band show.

But no matter where you go or what you do, just remember to party responsibly. Nothing ruins a good night quite like a DUI.

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ROCK REPORT By: Blando

Well, the bad news is that football season is officially over for another 8 months BUT that means we’re one step closer to CONCERT SEASON! Now there are great shows all through the year but spring to early fall are by far the busiest times on the concert circuit and there’s already some big shows lining up for 2013. Later this month Kid Rock and Buckcherry will be coming through Greensboro, Tenacious D has dates in Raleigh and Myrtle Beach next month, Deftones will also be in Myrtle Beach next month, and the newly expanded TWO DAY Carolina Rebellion will hit the Charlotte Motor Speedway May 4th and 5th… and that’s just what we know so far!

Not to mention some great new music coming our way in 2013. Anthrax has a new EP of covers called “Anthems” coming March 19th, Sevendust’s newest “Black Out The Sun” hits stores March 26th, and Killswitch Engage’s first album since reuniting with their original singer

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will be out on April 2nd. Not to mention Stone Sour’s “House of Gold and Bones Pt. 2” as well as new material from Sick Puppies, A Day to Remember, and the legendary Alice in Chains all rumored to be coming our way this year.

As always, The X will have plenty of fun and killer prizes coming your way all through the month so keep your ears here to find out what’s next!

-Blando

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LOCAL

Scarlett Walston (Greenville, NC) has signed a National Letter of Intent to play collegiate tennis at East Carolina University. Scarlett has spent the last two years as a full-time student at Heritage Academy on Hilton Head Island, S.C., where she is able to pursue her extra-curricular passion -- tennis. She spends half the day completing her rigorous academic requirements then spend the other half training at Van der Meer Tennis Academy. Scarlett also considered offers from Davidson College, George Mason University, Duquesne University and Tufts University.

From Scarlett: “I chose East Carolina University because, after weighing the pros and cons of all schools on my list, ECU seemed like the best fit for me and the place for which I could find the most success. The coach is nice and I love the girls on the team. I know that I will enjoy the ECU Pirates tennis program!”

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DOWN TO THIS By: Christina Bogart I had the chance to talk with Local Artist “Down to this” I met them a few months back at Hooligans music hall in Jacksonville NC. With influences such as Lion heart, Stick to your guns, Metalllica, Slayer and so many more, These guys for sure have the biggest thing you need in the music seen, an open mind. Steve contacted me and wanted to do a feature on today’s music scene and support for local bands and venues. I remember when I was in College you could go out seven nights a week in Greenville and always find somewhere that had live music, may it be Bolis on 5th street or my favorite and most missed Dr. UNKs. Now days good shows are hard to find. Carter tells us “nothing has changed in this scene in 20 years except the faces. In my opinion all genres experience the same up and downs, dry spells. The all have this in common though, Crappy venues and Lack of support. It takes the individuals in the band to promote themselves, that being said the scene never “dies” to the die hard fan. The “high school” mentality will always exist and that’s sad because it deters a lot of folks from being supportive.”

The name “Down to this” Came from a continued frustration that Carter and Alan had with numerous bands that the had played with.

Delusional and self centered attitudes plus misfortune lead them down the path the are on now. “Down to this in short means learn from our mistakes and take it as far as we possibly can” explained Carter.

When I asked about the local support scene the had some very strong opinions. “There is not a lot for non-conventional Genres such as metal, hardcore, punk etc. DJ Ry Ry, from Hooligans is by far the best promoter in the area, he is very knowledgeable and gives credit where its due. He doesn’t care about playing it safe or kissing up to his buddys band for scene points and doesn’t pander to the lowest common denominator for mainstream appeal. And if a touring band is making waves in larger markets and wants to come through and are connected to other bands people want to see he puts them on a show. He treats everyone like family, and that’s how it should be done.”

Alan added “younger generations need to stand up and be leaders for their music scene.”

Hooligans Music hall was an overall favorite venue for the band, a few other great places mentioned though out the interview brought up some sad memories of lost Venues such as the Brewery in Raleigh.

“Tipsy Tea pot in Greenville, NC and The Rock shop in Fayetteville, NC are great supporters” Steve said. “ A good venue needs a good lineup including a great promoter, sounds, lights and a great sound man. Not one who is jealous of bands that had to give up his dreams in the 80s. you know who you are suck it (laughs) They have performed with Hed p.e. and Nonpoint (which I featured that show a few months back in gvegas magazine) both at Hooligans music hall and by far have been their biggest shows to date. Eddie was in another band that opened for Mushroom head at Hooligans and it was sold out. “Follow your guts, not the trends. Focus on being the best at what you do. People will see how legit you are and either they’ll help you or hate you.”

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Carter added “ and if your local scene doesn’t get you, Eff em. Play for those that do. Either way you have made an impression Give away our music to anyone that will listen, focus on selling merch in general.

I don’t care what anyone says there is nothing like having hundreds of people singing your music wearing your tshirts. Always a well needed Ego boost.” Steve advised to “stay with i”. It will be hard at first to get good shows, but it will come in time” Eddie agreed “Like Steve said stay with it your gonna have ups and downs, and only the strong will survive... esp. in the music scene” I got on the subject of signing with a record company and even though I heard them throw out names such as Bridge 9, Sumerian, Stillborn and Mega Force. “If Megaforce started talking to us I’d run for it and never look back.” Excitedly said Eddie. But overall they had one in mind.... “My own.” Carter was brutally honest “I don’t want to have to answer to some douche bag that pretends to care about my music. I don’t want to be pressured into touring and selling units (although that would be nice) I would love for DOWN TO THIS to have full control.”.

Steve (laughs) “I’m not gonna lie if Sumerian asked us to hop on the roster, I wouldn’t be upset.”

Three to Five years from now I would like to see Music and my career, right now its more of an obsession , and a curse. I’ll Still be doing music even it that doesn’t happen” according to Carter. Steve Hopes to be signed to some record label making tons of money and Eddie would Just be satisfied not paying Locally in North Carolina by then. “I feel the local scene just doesn’t get enough support because nobody really knows what to do with it right now.” They Recently Just joined the stage with HATEBREED, at (where else of course) Hooligans Music Hall.

In Closing I asked them if they could add anything to this article what would they say? ” If you can’t be like a family and music isn’t part of who you are then your from the start. We can’t afford to be cliquey, we are ALL in this local scene together. Lets make it the best we ever have had.” replied Carter. “ Steve, Alan, and Eddie are like my brothers.

Sure we make each other angry on the regular and call BS on each other. But we are there for each other when we can be. (laughing) I love these Morons.” Steven added “Keep Supporting your local scene, If you stop supporting it. It will fade away and die out everywhere.

Keep checking out new music even if its not your seen, try your hardest to make it out to shows. Open your ears and keep live music alive at all costs” Check out their work at www.facebook.com/downtothisnc and on RverbNation “DOWN TO THIS”

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FOR GOD AND COUNTRY By: Nathan Black Not since John Wilkes Booth has there been a manhunt more relevant to the American people than the search for Osama Bin Laden.

In Kathryn Bigelow’s Zero Dark Thirty we are shown the CIA agents behind the hunt, up close and personal.

From this we find a picture of a different kind of hero, one who will do anything to get the job done. While at first glance through the trailer, audiences may have gotten the impression of a gritty, almost somber action film, but upon viewing it becomes less gritty and even less sentimental. Jessica Chastain plays Maya, a CIA agent who has been hunting Osama since the 9/11 attacks. Along with Dan (Jason Clarke) and Jessica (Jennifer Ehle), Maya is exposed to several torture methods used on terrorists.

The complete exploitation of morality for valued information becomes one of the many necessary evils stressed upon in the film.

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The broken waste of interrogating rooms and simple stagnant pacing during the torture scenes were truly harrowing. But the film is less about finding Osama as it is about the toll it takes upon Maya having to filter, not only her complex wheel of emotions, but dealing with the waiting for those in charge to take action.

Be certain this movie does anything but sit around for too long. Between Maya’s unrelenting confidence and Dan’s threatening yet playful demeanor there is a glimmer of great character pairing yet this is never focused upon.

Instead the story shifts to Maya’s journey. While there is great pacing often it appears as if there is much left out with all the scene jumps. With time being so chopped up it makes us wish, why couldn’t they have just skipped to where everything got heavy? Without this path though we may not have gotten some of the more deepening character development, which is good.

Notwithstanding the fact t h a t , unlike Booth, t h e hunt for Osama took a decade, also. Overall Chastain’s performance is excellent as well as Kyle Chandler playing Maya’s boss-you-love-to-hate. Chris Pratt of Parks and Rec makes a bulky and carefree cameo along with James Gandolfini as CIA director.

Zero Dark Thirty tells a real story about the measures it takes to purse evil and how non-heroic it can be.

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LOVELY TREATS With the biggest holiday for lovers around the corner you want to make sure you have something extra special to whip up for your loved one. These two recipes should be perfect for whatever kind of Valentines you have. Love, Tay

OVEN FRIED CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS

MISSISSIPPI MUDSLIDES Ingredients: 1 pint chocolate ice cream 1 pint coffee ice cream 1 cup milk 1/2 cup Bourbon Toppings: Whipped cream Chocolate syrup Toasted marshmallow Directions: 1. Put the first 4 ingredients into a blender and blend until smooth.

2. Serve with toppings (or whatever you desire)

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Ingredients: • 20 to 24 chicken drumsticks • 1/2 cup all-purpose flour • 2 1/2 teaspoons salt • 1/2 teaspoon ground pepper • 2 teaspoons paprika • 1 teaspoon curry powder • 2 teaspoons poultry seasoning • 1/2 cup butter Directions: 1. Heat oven to 450° in a food storage bag, combine flour, salt, pepper, paprika, curry powder, and poultry seasoning.

2. Line 2 13x9-inch pans with heavy duty foil. Place 1/4 cup butter in each pan. Place pans in oven to melt butter.

3. Coat chicken with seasoned flour mixture, shaking about 3 legs at a time in the bag. Place chicken in prepared pans in the melted butter.

4. Bake, uncovered, for 30 minutes.

5. Turnover and bake 15 to 20 minutes longer, or until tender and nicely browned. Serves 8.

Enjoy your day with that special someone.

VENUES List of entertainment venues, Restaurants, and nightclubs In Greenville NC. ■ Tavern on 4th

110 E 4th St Greenville, NC 27858

■ Halfway House 420 Cotanche St. Greenville, NC 27858

■ Pirates Den

■ Pantana Bob’s

513 Cotanche Street, Greenville, NC 27858 (252) 757-3778

113 East 5th Street Greenville, NC 27858 (252) 551-9020 www.piratesdengreenvillenc.com

■ Stilllife

■ Scullery

■ Rum Republic

431 South Evans Street, Greenville, NC 27858 (252) 321-1550

■ Tipsy Tea Pot

409 S Evans St, Greenville, NC (252) 413-0087 www.tipsy-teapot.com

■ Winslow’s Tavern

120 West 5th Street, Greenville, NC (252) 364-892 www.winslowsdeli.com

■ Starlight Cafe

104 West 5th Street, Greenville, NC (252) 707-9033 www.starlightcafe.org

■ 5th Street Distillery

120 East 5th Street, Greenville, NC (252) 757-3034

■ Chico’s

521 Cotanche Street, Greenville, NC 27858 (252) 757-1666 www.chicosrestaurant.com

■ Club 519

519 Cotanche Street, Greenville, NC (252) 752-4313

■ Hard Times

209 East 5th Street, Greenville, NC 27858 (252) 752-0430

■ MacBilliards

517 Cotanche St. Greenville, NC 27858 (252) 752-6728

ina, l o r a C t s a E Go or Don’t !G!o At All

511 Cotanche St. Greenville, NC 27858 (252) 329-9991 218 East 5th Street, Greenville, NC 27858 (252) 758-9000

252-227-4313 www.EastCarolinaTravel.com

■ Sup Dogs

213 East 5th Street, Greenville, NC 27858 (252) 752-7682 www.supdogs.com

■ Christy’s Euro Pub 301 S Jarvis St Greenville, NC 27858 (252) 758-2774

■ Tie Breakers

1920 B Smythewyck Dr., Greenville, NC 27858 (252) 439-0555

■ Live

2120 East Fire Tower Road, Greenville, NC 27858 (252) 756-8474

■ A.J. McMurphy’s 1914 Turnbury Drive, Greenville, NC 27858 (252) 355-7956 www.ajmcmurphys.com

■ Limelight

1008 Dickinson Avenue Greenville, NC 27834

■ Michaelangelo’s Pizza 200 East 5th Street Greenville (252) 227-4425

■ Peasant’s Club

114 E 5th St, Greenville 252) 364-8926

■ Hooters

316 Greenville Blvd SW, Greenville, NC 27858 (252) 353-5995 www.hooters.com

■ City Hotel and Bistro 203 Greenville Blvd SW, Greenville, NC 27834 (252) 355-8300 www.cityhotelandbistro.com

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