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Special Guest Contributor – Willy Mac – DannyFordIsGod.com

Ok Seminole fans, I’m taking you out to dinner so its time to wash the gel out of your slicked back hair, tuck your gold chains, take off at least three or four of your cheap gold rings, and change into your nice dark colored Gencos. And no, I’m not literally taking you all out, you cheap, pseudo Yankees (Relax, it’s a joke and this is just a blog, put the 9 mil down). Honestly, unless it’s a private club, most bars aren’t open in Clemson because of the alcohol laws here. You need to get with your government officials, and tell them to get with
our government officials, and we all need to work on that.

(NoleCC’s note: Willy Mac is confusing us with Miami fans. It’s okay, he’s a Tiger, cut him some slack.)

So here goes:

Restaurant: The Esso Club – Hailed nationally by many publications as one of THE BEST college bars in all of the nation. If you want to go to a bar on gameday, this is your best bet. It’s usually packed on gameday, but well worth it.
Dish: WINGS (10/6.99, 20/11.99, 50/22.99) – “A basket of deep-fried wings tossed in your favorite wing sauce. Served with Ranch or Bleu Cheese dressing & Celery. Your choise of BBQ, Teriyaki, Breaded, Spicy Honey, Unleaded, Premium, or Diesel.”
Booze: Yes
Open Sundays: No

Restaurant: Todaro Pizza – Nice little low key pizza place. Good beer prices. A Clemson original located directly across he street from TTT’s.
Dish: Large Carnivore Pizza (14.99) – Beef, pepperoni, ham, & bacon. It’s the ultimate man pizza. One of the better pizza dished in the Clemson area.
Booze: Yes
Open Sundays: Yes

Restaurant: Peppino’s Pizzeria – A pizza/tap room/pool hall tucked away just a few blocks down from the bars on mainstreet. A great place to go to start out the night and close out the night. Open late on weekends.
Dish: Large Pizza Bianca (12.25) – Ricotta, parmesan, & mozzarella cheeses. Hand-tossed and fresh. Pretty greasy, but in a good way. Incredible drunk food.
Booze: Yes
Open Sundays: Yes

Restaurant: Calhoun Corners – A very classy joint that usually hosts graduation lunch/dinner,
anniversaries, and other important occasions. One thing is for sure, they know how to cook a good dish and pour a generous drink.
Dish: Twin Filets in Prosciutto Cognac Cream Sauce (24.95) – “Rolled in crushed peppercorns, grilled and served over roasted potato rounds with button mushrooms. A Calhoun Corners signature dish.”
Booze: Yes
Open Sundays: Yes

(NoleCC’s special bonus – Check out these slick grooves from a Clemson fan. The boy has canned heat in heels man!!!)