Naked for Satan

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Reviving an apparent Brunswick St legend (a man nicknamed Satan who would get naked because of the heat of his illegal vodka distillery), this place is packed with travellers vying for a seat on the roof terrace with wrap-around balcony, Naked in the Sky. The downstairs bar has a simple menu of inexpensive snacks such as oysters ($2.50 each) and sliders ($5 to $6).

Dishes on the rooftop are all $11 weekdays between noon and 4pm and on Sunday from 6pm, while from noon until 10pm Sunday through Friday sliders are $1 with any drink purchase.

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