Harry’s Hide-A-Way

Fun place to hang out, have some drinks, and play volleyball. There were some tools there though.

Harry’s serves pizza?
This place was my first indication Lima has any sort of night life. I attended on a Friday night to see «Bands.» Yes, that’s how they were billed. One band, New Beginning, wasn’t half bad.
Harry’s has a strange sort of covered annex for their live shows, which means patrons essentially can smoke indoors. They do. A lot.
Draft beers were $ 1.75. Cover was $ 5. Food was free. Well, I thought it was free.
A guy told me I could get free Sloppy Joes and chips upstairs. So I stumbled up the stairs and found all the supplies I needed for a tasty meal. With my face full of sammich, I was confronted by a security guard.
«If you’re not in a band, you can’t be up here.»
I did what any rational gentleman would do. I shoved the remaining half a Sloppy Joe in my mouth and ran down the stairs. FREE MEAL.
Anyway, Monday nights are karaōke with $ 2 pitchers. And I’m told Hary’s has «the best karaōke DJ for 100 miles.» You know I’ll be back for that.