OT: The Keg, Building For Sale

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Originally Posted by Cajuns4me

Just a slight correction, Nitecaps was alive and well in the 90’s. I and CajunNation can attest to that.

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You're 100% correct. It was an ownership change in '02 or '03, and it pulled a bunch from Keg and Club Pub.

I remember this vividly b/c right when he took ownership it was a game changer. Same fellow who owns that fine establishment on Hwy. 90 for Gentlemen.

Even Lipstick died when the strip did, and it was 20 miles away lol

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Originally Posted by Louisiana84

If you remember Mother's Mantle, Swamp Fox, Brass Rail, French Quarter Po-Boys, etc., then you probably remember pep rallies on the strip.

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I am told I went to all those places on a regular basis. Kind of foggy.


Mother’s every Thursday night then pep rallies at the keg I think on Fridays. All I remember is the cheap beer.

Wasn't it great to be a student in the 70's...My kids still don't believe my stories...Long Live KEG

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Originally Posted by RaisingCajun08

To many stories to tell, most are not to be told until my kids are out of college ... haha

I will just go with this. $1 Goldschlager, I still s--t gold flakes at times.

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My favorite was the 5$ cover, free draft/free hurricanes 9p-1a at Mako's.

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Originally Posted by Cajuns4me

Just a slight correction, Nitecaps was alive and well in the 90’s. I and CajunNation can attest to that.

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I would go there whenever they had bands in late 90s early 2000s. Most epic night was when Planet Radio had a Chocolate Starfish and Hot Dog Flavored Water contest.

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Originally Posted by CajunNation

My favorite was the 5$ cover, free draft/free hurricanes 9p-1a at Mako's.

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I could not remember where we got the hurricanes for Mardi Gras on the strip but it must have been Mako's.

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Originally Posted by CajunNation

My favorite was the 5$ cover, free draft/free hurricanes 9p-1a at Mako's.

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Originally Posted by Louisiana84

If you remember Mother's Mantle, Swamp Fox, Brass Rail, French Quarter Po-Boys, etc., then you probably remember pep rallies on the strip.

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Mother’s Mantle…..pitcher of draft for less than $4 and you kept the pitcher

Brass Rail cheese burgers, grilled onions and great fries. Good sober up breakfast

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Originally Posted by RaginCajun77

Let's here those Keg memories guys...

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Would be nice to have the cashflow to buy all of these unused properties on McKinley Street and redevelop it for today's students.

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I was a bit late to the party compared to most, but I remember going in 2005/2006. We’d get to The Keg before 10 PM to get a stamp for re-entry, then head to the McKinley St. Pub for Drinking on Lincoln until midnight. After that, we’d stumble back to The Keg and indulge in some questionable antics until closing time. Probably shaved a few years off my life doing it, but I wouldn’t trade those memories for anything.

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Originally Posted by fanof71

Wasn't it great to be a student in the 70's...My kids still don't believe my stories...Long Live KEG

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Yes sir, here’s a story.

I accidentally ran over the fire hose while the Brass Rail burned. Cop wasn’t happy with me. At least I wasn’t drunk, just in a rush to get my car out of there.

The KEG, Loose Kabosssse, Shannahans, MAKOS!
Wild times to be alive!

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Originally Posted by BeauCajun

I am told I went to all those places on a regular basis. Kind of foggy.


Mother’s every Thursday night then pep rallies at the keg I think on Fridays. All I remember is the cheap beer.

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I remember the Friday pep rallies at the Keg (I played POA pep band for them) and the party bus to that club on Johnston Street (don't remember the name).