The Pipeline Tavern near 72nd and Pacific Streets is permanently closed after operating for nearly 33 years.
It was known for its summer kickoff bash concerts and $1 pint Wednesdays. In a Facebook post last week, the owner thanked longtime patrons for their support.
“You showed this city how to party,” the post said.
The owner also credited the bar and grill’s success to staff, past and present.
Betsie Freeman's Favorite Food Business Stories
OWH food writer Betsie Freeman looks back at her favorite food business stories of 2021.
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Betsie Freeman
Betsie covers a little bit of everything for The World-Herald's Living section, including theater, religion and anything else that might need attention. Phone: 402-444-1267.
