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Not just a little

(cityweekend)
Updated: 2007-06-25 10:53



In the crowded world of Sanlitun back street bars, A Lil High has big
plans. "The name, it's got nothing to do with smoking, it's about
buzz...and we're planning on maybe opening a couple more bars like
'Pretty High,'and 'Really High' says Tian, the manager. For now, though,
it's elbowing its way between Cox and the Pure Girl franchise.

Its drinks rank a step above PG ("we only use real deal alcohol," Tian
swears up and down) but at RMB10 for a ping of pijiu and pub goodies like
chicken strips and fries (RMB15) on offer, it could give Cox a run. It'll
at least draw in the hip-hop crowd. If you do stumble in, head straight
for the plush purple couches in the back room. And the hookah. You'll be
feeling more than a little high in no time.

A Lil High

Perfect for:getting a lil high
Add:Behind Tongli Studios
Tel:010-5867-0213










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