Hey Kids, the address above is wrong. we've moved to 2514 E Cherry st. And we have a full menu available until 1am everyday. There are also happy hour specials from 4-8pm $1.50 PBR, $3.00 Craft Ales and $2.50 well drinks.
--Cheers!

so it used to be that we would go down there all of us and take the pool table over tho really we can't play worth nothing! but we had a thing were we put down the names of all the palin babies on the chalkboard and it was grand. because many of the regulars cant read so we leve each others alone. but then the bros started coming in there seahawks parpheranalia and they were like which one of you is bristol? and then they got all up in my friends face for NO REASON and when we left we totally reeked of the kind of colone even the queens at macys wouldnt steal from work to mask the smell of there cats litter boxes. so now they hear they are knocking it down. so GOOD RIDDANCE!

Twilight Exit is an example of a dying breed, the true neighborhood bar. This is a place where people go to drink, relax, talk, and hang with friends. It is not about seeing/being seen, and since there is no "scene" it draws a variety of people who don't have to worry about fitting in. Most of the crowd tends to be young, but there are also long time neighborhood residents and retirees, and no one has to worry about getting the death stare from the terminally hip. With the spacious rambling interior and paneled walls it has a basement reck room or clubhouse feel, and it's large enough that even if the bar or one of the couch sitting areas is crowded you can still find a quiet corner to read a book while sipping your beer. It's not a place you would order a mojito (there are enough of those around) but the standard drinks are well made, there's a variety of tap beers (and Olympia in cans), a lengthy Happy Hour, and above average bar food. With so many bars striving to artifically orchestrate some particular vibe, its great that the Twilight Exit is what it is, and makes no apologies. May it be around forever.

I really like this bar. It's authentic for the CD but draws Capitol Hill regulars. I posted about my visits there at here: http://chtriangle.blogspot.com/2007/12/twilight-exit.html