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    Harrison’s goes out of its way to welcome patrons

    The Dispatch wrote Renovated bar goes out of its way to welcome patrons

    Friday, November 14, 2008

    BY NICK CHORDAS

    Harrison’s on Third really, really wants to be your friend. That’s why the recently opened Victorian Village bar allowed newsletter subscribers to choose a color scheme, happy-hour specials and a draft beer (alas, Blue Moon beat Rogue Dead Guy). It also dressed up really nicely to meet you, sporting a new bar, patio, paint job and front windows.

    For these reasons — and a few more, involving wings, beer and giant comfy booths in which a regular-sized guy feels like a Hobbit — I formally accept the offer of friendship.

    The finished product, which opened last month, sits on the corner of Harrison and 3rd avenues, a spot formerly occupied by B. Hampton’s. While the layout remains similar, just about everything else has been ripped out and renovated — all but the “four walls and roof,” general manager David Moeser explained.

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