After the Public Bar, a much-loved local institution, closed, Last Chance took over in the same spirit. There's been no spit-and-polish here and it's just as perfectly divey as ever. Live bands play most nights and lean towards the punk genre. There's vegan-friendly pub grub and it's one of few places open until 7am on weekends.
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