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Upstairs of 140 North Syndicate, next to the Brodie bus depot | Upstairs of 140 North Syndicate, next to the Brodie bus depot | ||
| − | ==Merlin's Tea Room== | + | ==Merlin's Tea Room==<!-- appears in CJ: 1993-jul-29, 1994-nov-03, 1994-nov-10 --> |
A small tea shop that occasionally had acoustic or low-key performers. | A small tea shop that occasionally had acoustic or low-key performers. | ||
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| − | ==Merlin's Bistro== | + | ==Merlin's Bistro==<!-- appears in cj: 1995-may-04, 1995-oct-12, 1996-jan-03 --> |
127 South May Street | 127 South May Street | ||
| − | The venue moved to May street sometime | + | The venue moved to May street sometime in early 1995. |
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| − | == | + | ==Crocodile Cafe==<!-- appears in cj: 1997-jan-17 --> |
| − | + | Merlin's Bistro became the Crocodile Cafe sometime in 1996, and still hosted the same kind of light entertainment. | |
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| + | ==At Present== | ||
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| + | The Syndicate building went through a number of uses over the years. The main floor was most recently Twice As Nice. The building was torn down July 21st, [[2009]] to make way for the new courthouse. | ||
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| + | The May Street location became Players Sport Pub & Eatery. | ||
[[Category:Defunct Venues]] | [[Category:Defunct Venues]] | ||
Revision as of 04:10, 17 January 2010
Location
Upstairs of 140 North Syndicate, next to the Brodie bus depot
Merlin's Tea Room
A small tea shop that occasionally had acoustic or low-key performers.
Merlin's Bistro
127 South May Street
The venue moved to May street sometime in early 1995.
Crocodile Cafe
Merlin's Bistro became the Crocodile Cafe sometime in 1996, and still hosted the same kind of light entertainment.
At Present
The Syndicate building went through a number of uses over the years. The main floor was most recently Twice As Nice. The building was torn down July 21st, 2009 to make way for the new courthouse.
The May Street location became Players Sport Pub & Eatery.