This is where most of my early drinking was done. It was a huge sprawling place on the South Bay near the ocean.  OBI is also where the Long Island Iced Tea was invented, and I drank quite a few of them there... 
The Legendary Long Island Iced Tea

Ingredients:

• 2 cups ice cubes
• 1 part vodka
• 1 part gin
• 1 part white rum
• 1 part tequila
• 1/2 part Triple Sec
• 1/2 part sour mix
• Splash of Coke
• Lemon wedges for garnish

It's no longer there, and sadly, the beach it stood on probably won't be there within a few decades. It'll just take a few hurricanes like Sandy to wipe it out. 

 Proclivities wrote:

 

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
Just be sure to write it out switching serif and sans-serif faces for each word.

 Red_Dragon wrote: 
there's your band name. keep it lowercase for added hipsterism.

Brand new place across the street from our former wine hangout. Thirty-six individually temperature-controlled taps of some really tasty craft beers. That makes up for the fact that the place is infested with hipsters.

Used to be my hangout back in my Navy days. It's in Tacoma WA. 

It showed up in movie, as I recall.

 miamizsun wrote: 
Yes; good catch.  The owner found that little painting in a thrift store.  Coach Smith is still pretty celebrated around here.

 Proclivities wrote: 
is that dean?

Orange County Social Club - my local watering hole.

like the oldest bar in miami...it's worthy

 Proclivities wrote:
Might have to borrow that idea for a local friend's pub. Great idea, and his (upscale) joint is in the heart of boutique shopping here in Saint Paul, so would be perfect.

 Proclivities wrote: 
Heh.  I've seen that sign. Grassmarket, Edinburgh. 

Man, that Flag Day party on Friday was off the rails!