Snack king Robert Ehrlich is a write-in candidate for his tiny village of Sea Cliff — and officials aren’t having it ...

A small dive bar was filled wall-to-wall with locals, and affordable drinks were flowing as live music poured from the speakers. It was a seemingly quintessential night out at a favorite ...

Owner Beth Johnson spoke with The Arizona Republic about buying a dive bar nearly 30 years ago, building community and why ...

(Photo by Chris Granger | The Times-Picayune | The New Orleans Advocate) The low, narrow streetscape of upper Magazine lends a small town ... New Orleans bar, this unreconstructed dive feels ...

The tiny Squeeze Inn, one of Denver's great dive bars, has gotten a new lease on life ... Over the years, the place stayed small but was always a big favorite with residents of the changing ...

Sure, they’re called dive bars, but the truth is these places are all about low-key fun, stiff drinks, a sense of community, and — on the right night — a little bit of anything-can-happen magic.

Every city has its own dive bars — its own flavor of go-to neighborhood joints — but San Francisco has a history of having some of the best. It’s not just about the “grime factor ...