Chicken Has Sold The Odeon Bar!

by Scott Beale on April 20, 2005 · 7 comments

Ask Dr. Hal

photo by Scott Beale

That’s right, the rumors are true. Chicken John has sold The Odeon Bar. SFist’s Jackson of just broke the story to the stunned residents of San Francisco. We have know about this for a while, but have been waiting for some kind of official announcement from Chicken. I just spoke with him and he said that he’ll be sending over a write-up in the next few days, which we will post here. Until then, you might want to make a few more trips to our little clubhouse in The Mission and definitely make sure to catch an another installment of Ask Dr. Hal while you still can (in fact there’s one tonight). It’s then end of an era and I’m sure the beginning of something equally unique and chaotic in the Chicken John timeline.

Ask Dr. Hal

photo by Scott Beale

Now I just have to find a new home for our squids.

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1 Jonathan David Leavitt April 20, 2005 at 8:08 pm

Dang! I’ve been meaning to check out the Odeon for months, and now that I’ve just been “discovered” by Laughing Squid (my blog, that is), C. J. is going to sell the place. OK , I’ve gotta go there before ithe squids are removed. As y’all can tell from my domain name (doublesquids.net), I’m a squid buff.—Jonathan

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2 sean cheesebikini April 22, 2005 at 11:55 am

I’d rather lose the Golden Gate Bridge than the Odeon. sigh..

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3 Charles Greer May 11, 2005 at 9:47 am

I’ll take the squids!

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