USA Today Makes Out in the Mission

makeoutroom.jpgFollowing on the heels of The New York Times, the other national paper of record, USA Today, has been prowling the Mission. Can Reader's Digest be far behind?

Yesterday's USA Today story puts the Make-Out Room at the top of a list of "10 great places to cha-cha-cha the night away."

The USA Today article is accompanied by an amazing photo snapped by San Franciscan Cynthia Wood. We can't show it here (that pesky copyright law!), but to see the photo in its full glory (and not in the washed-out version on the USA Today site) go to Wood's Flickr page.

Wood's picture captures all the exuberance, lust, and glitter of a night at the Make-Out Room, whether you're doing the cha-cha-cha or attending the Progressive Reading Series. In fact, isn't that Stephen Elliot lurking way in the back?

Instructions for the cha-cha (as those in a hurry sometimes call it) may interest those readers who are not challenged by theoretical physics and other supposedly difficult topics.

Flickr photo of the Make-Out Room by Steve Rhodes. cc_icon_attribution_small.gifcc_icon_noderivs_small.gif Some rights reserved. Thanks for sharing, Steve! Your photo is great, too!

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Finally, it gets the recognition it deserves. I just hope this doesn't mean tourists will flock to it and make it lose its homely feel ~

Someone clearly knows someone else. Kinda like when Esquire magazine declared Nye's Polonaise Room in Minneapolis as America's greatest bar. Nye's is a fun dive to hang out in and they do have frogs legs on the menu, but greatest bar? Same thing about the Make-Out Room. It's ok, but one of the 10 greatest places to "cha cha the night away"? I don't get it.

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