Join us this Friday and Saturday for our 1st Ever Women's Expo. The irony of course being the fact it is a WOMENS expo as we are supposed to hate women here....(well, at least according to Bar Rescue's famous loudmouth Jon Taffer).....Looking back, I think I speak for all of us here when I say we can laugh about it now.....at the time, it was very stressful....and just HOW did Taffer decide we were not female friendly?....well.....he sent in the Beaver Bait.
See the magic of Hollywood and the whole smoke and mirrors thing is called editing....and the almightly gods of editing can literally make anything happen....like ignoring an adult star like Brandy Beavers. Folks, no red blooded American male is going to ignore Brandy Beavers and no female with cameras all over the bar is going to ignore her either. The Beaver is not to be ignored. But alas...by the power of editing it does indeed look like we ignore her, not the fact that every time we asked her what she would like or how can we help you was edited out of that scene.....sadly, it shows everybody but the lovely Ms Beavers getting a drink. Hence the Title "Not Female Friendly" was bestowed upon us like the dreaded Scarlet Letter.....(trust me, we have had alot of fun with this as have all our female customers)
So imagine my surprise when the lovely ladies of Women of Legacy Networking group decided to host their weekly events here at Brick and Barley as well as this womans expo. I had to warn them about how much we "hate" women.....clearly there is something wrong with them because they love the way we "hate"......so join us any Tuesday for lunch or happy hour and meet these Female Business Owners....try not to stare....women in this bar?...its like the loch ness monster sighting.....times 30.
(No women, beavers or loch ness monsters were harmed in the making of this story.)

Best Sign Ever...still, haven't seen another contender yet.
(Have a contender? email it to me....or find this sign, take a picture with it and I'll post it here)
Miami AZ




Fun fact....

It was never illegal to drink during Prohibition.
Prohibition, barred making alcohol, selling it, and shipping it for the purposes of consumption.
In fact, doctors could prescribe alcohol for medicinal purposes. Patients could then legally buy liquor from the pharmacy or their physician