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Bunjo's Comedy Lounge
- 6513 Regional St., Dublin (map)
- 925-264-4413
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Bunjo's offers nighttime comedy acts to the people of Dublin. Food is served by The Willow Tree Restaurant, which is an authentic Chinese restaurant next door to the club. Drinks are also served by The Willow Tree as well. There are occasional "laugh competitions" between comedians throughout the year. Check the web site for coming acts and events.
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McNamara's Steak & Chop House $$$
- 7400 San Ramon Rd., Dublin (map)
- 925-833-0995
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