Runners up:
2. IBT's, 616 N. Fourth Ave., 882-3053
3. Cactus Moon, 5470 E. Broadway Blvd., 748-0049
Unclear on the concept: Circle K, one vote
Best Place to Dance
Club Congress
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You may not be able to do the Charleston to techno or '80s dance music, but fear not; there might be a moment during The Optimist Club when you can shake your knees. Any of Club Congress' dance nights are the place to be when you're stepping out on the town in your best. Retro-Lution is the best and/or worst of the '80s (depending on your view of the era). DJ Buttafly spins house on Saturday nights, and you can even let your inner crooner out for a song or two at Congress Karaoke on Sunday nights and give your friends something to really dance about.
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