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Hollywood's 33 Taps Opens Today, Celebrates Football With 1/2 Off Brews
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Normally we avoid Hollywood like the plague, but when it comes to game days we're willing to make an exception. Especially for a good sports bar. And there's hopes that the new 33 Taps, located on Hollywood and Vine, will deliver. They're certainly off to a good start; this weekend they'll be offering two-for-one brews in honor of the football season starting. (The deal starts today and runs through Sunday.)
The 205-seat sports bar and restaurant will have 40 HD TV’s broadcasting all professional and collegiate sporting events. In addition to the variety of domestic and international brews on tap $4 to $6, they'll pour a $3 option daily. Not bad for Hollywood.
They'll also serve up beer cocktails like Micheladas, Boilermakers and Porchcrawlers, and shot-and-beer combos. There's talk of champagne cocktails and a full liquor bar too, but get off it. It's game day. Grab a brew and get over that highfalutin nonsense.
It's what you'll want to be drinking with their elevated pub grub, anyways. Beer-Baked Mac N’ Cheese with amber ale and a blend of four cheeses (Parmesan, blue, cheddar and Brie) or the 666 Diablo Wings tossed in a fiery habanero sauce are just a few of the options on the menu. There are a few vego dishes too. (This is Hollywood, after all.) Think margherita flatbread topped with basil, tomatoes and mozzarella or Penne Pasta with sun-dried tomatoes and wilted spinach.
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33 Taps is located at 6263 Hollywood Blvd., and is open daily from 11:30 a.m. - 2 a.m.
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