Located at The District, Due and Proper is wedged in the same alleyway as Lucille's Barbecue. It's marked by a red old-school overhang and red door. I found myself at Due and Proper for a department holiday party on a Friday evening. Upon arriving at 8PM, the bar was teeming with patrons with nary a seat in sight. My group was able to snag a table as another party was leaving. Due and Proper was definitely a snatch and grab type of place.
The menu was limited as far as vegetarian options go and prices were on the expensive side. We decided to stick with drinks. A tall can of PBR was $5, and a bottle of Heineken set us back $6. A nice-sized pint of Coors Light draft was $5. Drinks were average priced, I'd say.
I loved the vibe of the bar. The decor was quirky and interesting, and the music wasn't half bad either. Despite how crowded it was, the waitress did a pretty good job taking care of us. My only grievance is that making conservation was extremely difficult inside. My oh my it was loud in there!
The seating of Due and Proper is best suited for groups. This bar is obviously a popular spot with locals. I'd try visiting during happy hour to get more bang for your buck. :)
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