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While the old Casting Office will be missed (it closed in 2007), the new location of this classic hopes to make up for it this year with bathrooms clean enough to eat in (ok maybe not that clean).
A former haunt of George C. Scott's, The Casting Office is one part sports bar, one part drinker's paradise. The commuter set has always loved the Casting Office as a welcome diversion from horrific 101 traffic jams, and the new location still fits the bill for waiting out a nasty parking lot-esque scenario on the freeway whilst on your way back to the valley from L.A. (or visa-versa...yes people do the reverse commute).
Just remember not to have more than a few here before you get back into your car (drinks are reasonably priced here so you will be tempted).
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If you are looking for a great spot to hang with friends in the valley, give this place a try. The major perks for me were that it was big (tons of seating) and they have free ping pong! My friend and I had a birthday party there last weekend...
well, the woman was very nice and even offered me a little free soda while i waited for my take out order. the fries were awesome, but the burger patty was a bit lacking... it was obviously one of those frozen bbq mega-pack type of patties. the total was 9...
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Boy I miss this place. It's closed now and will reopen as a non-dive bar. Darts and drink and many a good time here.
I'm not a big fan of dive bars but I certainly do like this place. Cozy seats, warm atmosphere and friendly staff. It's a nice place to chill after a long...
karaoke a pool table cheap drinks red leather booths a drunk girl passed out in the bathroom and a bartender who could easily pass for Hulk Hogan's 87...
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