BY DAILY ARTS STAFF
Published April 10, 2011
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Japanese Food: SadakoBar: Good Time Charley's
Pizza: Pizza House
Sandwich: Zingerman's Deli
New Business: Five Guys
Breakfast: Angelo's
Grocery Store: Meijer
Club: Rick's American Cafe
Burrito: Chipotle
Coffee Shop: Espresso Royale
Date Place: The Chop House
Chinese Food: China Gate
Barber/Hair Salon: Aveda Institute
Thrift Store: The Salvation Army
Outdoor Store: Bivouac
Cheap Eats: BTB
Housing: Zaragon Place
University Fan Apparel: M-Den
Delivery: Jimmy John’s
Live Music: The Blind Pig
Burger: Krazy Jim's Blimpy Burger
Test Prep: Kaplan Test Prep
Indian Food: Raja Rani
Korean Food: University Café
Bank: TCF
Italian Food: Gratzi
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Live Music: The Blind Pig
Dark. Grimy. Sticky. These are the words that come to mind when thinking of the home of Ann Arbor’s underground music scene, the Blind Pig. But most people would agree, that’s part of its charm.
Though its shows can be as hit-or-miss as the dart players downstairs, ranging from the obscurely talented to the downright bizarre, one thing the music venue is always good for is parties. With throwback beats and outrageous costumes, the joint’s monthly Soul Club rarely disappoints. Similarly impressive are its more sporadic parties known as Bang!s, each one thematically adapted for whichever holiday it appears on (Halloween, New Year's, Valentine’s, etc.) — though these fêtes are a tad more exclusive (only for the 21 and up).
So if you’re looking for a break from the usual parties and bars or want a music experience a little less PG than the Ark, be sure to check out everyone’s favorite visually challenged farm animal.
—WILL DEFEBAUGH






















