Eat

The Two-Seven Public House

On the South Hill, has the same menu as The Elk (and their two sister pubs in north Idaho). Full bar, microbrews, specials, outdoor seating in summer, TV but you can get away from it if you want, and great service.

Address: 2727 S Mt Vernon St # 5
Getting there: Lincoln Heights Shopping Center
Price: $8-21
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