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home How can you experience the rich fabric of life in a locale without visiting the bars? The answer is, you can't. about the site Let it Pour originated in 1999 as a column in Hipfish, an alternative magazine based in Astoria. drinking map Click on the map or use the pop up menu to navigate to a particular town's review listing. drinking holes A complete listing of drinking hole reviews in alphabetical order. search Quickly search all articles on this site by keyword. Try searching for something unexpected, like Paul Newman. best place to drink What is the best place to drink on the North Oregon Coast? writer in residence Using proper grammar in drunken conversations, tactfully correcting usages of quadruple negatives, and sitting in a corner and writing to show people who never read that someone actually writes for virtually no pay r.i.p. oregon taverns What is especially sad is to have witnessed how video poker slowly transformed taverns from gritty bastions of independence into de facto tax collectors for the state and just another greedy special interest group that lobbies to keep its average $76,000 per year earned through its cut of the take.

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	salishak - Not far from the quaint Salishak Tavern in Gleneden Beach a great, great desecration commenced some 35 years ago. To view it, just take Highway 101 south of Lincoln City over the filled section of Siletz Bay. Look west out to a finger of sand called Salishan Spit. See the Victory Mansions and Gingerbread Cottages built on an armored dune. Let it Bleed. Then Let it Pour.

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