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joining “The Order of The Beer Wall.” Since 1993, the most intrepid and courageous beer drinkers have joined the quest to con- quer the beer wall. Here’s the scoop: If you drink one each of the 90 or so bottled beers they offer, you become a member of the Order of the Beer Wall. In addition to the adoration of masses of fans, you get an ex- clusive t-shirt, you name is recorded on the plaques at the bar, and most importantly you get 20 ounces of draft beer for the price of 16 for the rest of your life. Visit Hannah’s. Get your Irish up.


was enough for me, then a full order ($9.95) must be enough for two campers. The lamb was tender and juicy and the pita was warm and soft. Every bite was a feast for the senses. So very good. My friend ordered the Celtic Club Sand-


wich, which includes avocado and turkey, bacon, swiss and cheddar cheese, lettuce and tomato. By all accounts she was thoroughly satisfied with her lunch as well. Someday I hope to try their Philly Cheese


Steak, but they also offer California style Fish or Shrimp Tacos; Chicken Wrap; Pastrami or Corned Beef Sandwich; Hannah’s Original Fish and many others. And I won’t even start on their famous “Build Your Own” Burger. ($8.95 basic, .50 each ingredient). Dress it up any way you like and take it out to dinner. There’s an array of house specialties, like


Irish Pot Roast, Bangers & Mash (Irish Pork sausage over fried cabbage and mashed pota- toes) ($12.95). Shepherd’s Pie, Irish Stew and if you want to get your meat on (you can’t beat their meat!) , order the certified Angus Sirloin Steak topped with sautéed onion demi glace with red potatoes and broccoli ($14.95). Or choose Baby Back Ribs or Filet of Wild Salmon. If there’s still room after the meal, try their


Dessert of the Day, or choose their always available Key Lime Pie or yummy Irish Crème Pie.


-Michael Buffalo Smith


Hannah.


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