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The End Of West Davie: Sin City

I know nothing about Sin City, and their web site goes nowhere. According to their MySpace page the name has been changed to LC’s downtown. The new MySpace page (warning! bad pop country music auto-plays) says Sin City. I’m not sure what the current name is. I haven’t been to this side of town in a while so I’m not sure what the sign out front says.

2008 Goodnight, Raleigh!

2 Comments:


Lisa
04/01/2008

I couldn’t tell you to be honest either. All I know is it opened at least a year ago under “Sin City”… I wanted to check it out b/c the concept looked neat in pics but I never made it there before I heard it was “closed”, “new name”, etc. I don’t know anyone that has been either… which is never good considering the depth of my social circle.
Elliot
04/02/2008

Me and my friends went over to Sin City around this time last year. It was kinda empty and the DJ played crappy music. I did however enjoy their lounge area and the fact their bartenders wrote corsets.

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