The Definitive Ranking of the Bars in Tigerland
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The Definitive Ranking of the Bars in Tigerland

I'll probably get a lot of hate for this.

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The Definitive Ranking of the Bars in Tigerland

6. Reggie's

I'm a junior, so I'm pretty biased with this one. Reggie's is mainly a freshman bar. It is known for its famous t-shirt nights on Mondays. Yes, it is last on my list but that doesn't mean it's a bad bar. It means it's a really bad bar. Just kidding. Reggie's, other than t-shirt night, brings in a very strange crowd. You've been warned. Regardless, if you're a freshman, you must experience this place or you can't really say you were a freshman.

5. JL's

I actually feel like a pinball in a pinball machine at JL's. The amount of times I've been stepped on or accidentally burned with a cigarette are too many to count. Although they play a great selection of music and usually do awesome drink specials (Penny Pitchers), I still wouldn't classify this as one of my favorite bars in Tigerland.

4. Mike's

I will say Mike's is one of the nicer bars in Tigerland, especially with the new renovation. Once again, I am biased because this is mainly a freshman bar so I don't really frequent it. But if you're looking to get, um, super "fun," then grab a Mike's 190. It'll sure be a night to not remember.

3. The House

The House takes the number three spot simply because of their ice. They've got Cane's-like ice that no other bar in Tigerland can compete with. So keep up the “ice" work. Lol.

2. Fred's

Fred's is awesome. My freshman and sophomore year, not many people went to this bar. My dad went to LSU and he told me Fred's was the “poppin" place and at the time I couldn't believe it. But now, Fred's has proved to be one of the funnest bars in Tigerland. With a cool back deck and even cooler people going there (me), Fred's easily takes the number 2 spot. Also, never forget when they hosted midget wrestling. What a night.

1. Bogie's

Although it's not technically in Tigerland, I still vote this as the most fun LSU bar. Yes, it's mainly for the older crowd, but it has the perfect combination of “chill" and “cray." If you're looking for a low-key night, you can go to Bogie's. If you're looking to disappoint your parents, you can still go to Bogie's. Also, their frozen screwdrivers are awesome. So congrats Bogie's on topping this extremely irrelevant list I created. You win nothing!

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