The Shout House venue
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650 Hennepin Av.
Minneapolis, MN
55401
612-337-6700
http://www.theshouthouse.com
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Daily Specials
posted by JoeLow on Apr. 8, '09 at 2:23 PM
Sunday
Diva Night
No Cover
$4 Designer Martinis
$4 Chef Fashioned Plates
Photo Scavenger Hunt
Tuesday
Birthday Tuesdays
Bring in 3+ Friends and you drink FREE
No Cover all Night
Free Gifts for the Birthday Boy or Girl
$2 Captain Morgan Drinks and
Miller Lites for Everyone!
Wednesday
80s Night
Totally Radical Drink Specials
$1 Vodka Red Bulls
$2 Pop! Rock Shots
No Cover til 9pm
No Cover all Night with an 80s Costume
Thursday
Jagermeister Night
$3 Jager Shots
$4 Jager Bombs
$3 Lienie Honeyweiss
No Cover all Night
Friday
Proletariat Hour
$2 Any Beer, Wine, or Mixed Drink
No Cover 5-7pm
College ID Night
No Cover All Night with Your Valid College ID
Saturday
No Cover 5-7pm
Rating: *****
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posted by Odoacer on Jun. 1, '08 at 2:50 PM
Shout House
Piano bar, drinks
Wednesday night is 80?s
Drink specials fill the Block E crowd
Good Times
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