Recession Session -- Free Mojitos at the Double Grand

Jacob Katel March 20, 2009 11:00AM

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Like free drinks? The Double Grand is giving you complimentary mojitos today and every Friday from 5 to 7 p.m.

Will Renuart and Strickly B will be playing "old school, new school and everything in between." Gourmet Chinese and sushi by Tony Chan's Water Club will be cooked up in what the flier describes as "on the water with gorgeous views, friendly atmosphere and positive vibe."

The Double Grand is located at

1717 N. Bay Shore Dr. in downtown Miami. That's just east of Biscayne Boulevard and just north of the Miami Herald building. Here's a map. Stick with us we'll guide you to the best deals and freeest booze in the county.

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Jacob Katel

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