On the other side is a row of cheap bars and cafés, where beer costs a dollar for a litre bottle and former sportsmen remember better times.
Just across another boulevard from the Dar Salaam is a row of shadowy bars and hotels that face the southern side of the train station.
On the laptop's screen was a virtual chessboard, as well as a pane of swiftly scrolling numbers representing a fraction of the thousands of lines of play that Hydra was analyzing, and a row of colored bars that grew or shrank with each move, according to the program's assessment of who was winning.
I love watching you streaking down the soccer field, or swinging proudly along a row of monkey bars, or climbing into the high branches of a tree.
As Pantone 294 members marched the three blocks from a bar to Petco, chanting "Let's Go Dodgers!" and stopping traffic by spilling into the street, Dodgers fans in a row of other bars along J Street cheered them on.
In the unlikely event that nobody expects you there with a bottle of champagne, drinks are served one level below in a row of outdoor bars that are surprisingly inexpensive, considering their location and the views they provide across the most glamorous harbor in the world.
They got Cuban sandwiches at Casa Havana, walked down Eighth Avenue past a row of expensive gay bars, and then made their way to Gramercy Park, where a trio of designer-purse-size dogs yapped at each other.
In fact, it is trying to do the opposite: to say hello to a neighborhood that is rapidly changing from skid row to a row of condos and bars, a gentrification that will be speeded by the museum's arrival there.
In the city's historic South Side, mega-chains like Urban Outfitters coexist with tiny consignment boutiques that have persisted for over a decade, and a Cheesecake Factory is just a stone's throw from a row of old biker bars.
