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That Other Paper presents Punchline, a BYOB stand-up comedy show happening this Friday at ColdTowne Theater.

Half Price Books

Half Price Books is one of our favorite places in the city. This store is huge — they have a book for you no matter what your interests. You could spend hours and hours just looking around.

Not only that, they also have a healthy selection of vinyl and CDs. This is a great place to come for records especially — along with obscure wax, they also have popular albums from back in the day.

Everything is very well-organized and easy to find. You can’t, however, call ahead to see if a particular title is in stock. Since people are bringing in books and other media daily to sell, there’s no way for them to keep an inventory.

A couple of more tips: If you’re looking for a particular author, you’ll not only find titles by that author under his or her name, but you’ll also find books about that author and edited collections of their work. If they don’t have a title that you’re looking for, ask them at the counter in the back of the store. Though they won’t be able always be able to tell you, it might happen that that title has just passed through someone’s hands and they know where to locate it.

Flightpath Coffeehouse has everything you need to get some studying done: strong coffee, low music, and free Wi-Fi.

About Torchy’s Tacos

Order one of Torchy’s delicious tacos and stick around for a while — the relaxed creekside location has plenty of seating, and there’s even a basketball hoop. If you’ve driven by before and thought, “Eh, just another taco cart,” you were wrong, friend. Torchy’s Tacos goes above and beyond. So much that some of their patrons created torchystacos.com, the “Torchy’s Tacos Fansite.”

Torchy’s Tacos reviews

• Torchy’s Tacos review by James Bickham

Bradley Jackson reviews Knocked Up and falls in love with Judd Apatow all over again.

About Cafe Mundi

What’s the best thing about Cafe Mundi? Take your pick: The hidden setting by the East Fifth Street tracks, the outdoor garden, the art, the nice staff, the good food…

Their coffee is organic — they also serve tea, juices, smoothies, beer, and wine. You can also order a wide variety of food: breakfast (including waffles), soups, salads, sandwiches, and appetizers.

Whether you’re looking for a place to get work done, relax, or hang out with friends, this will probably be your new favorite spot.

James Bickham reviews Dog Almighty, a relaxed hot dog shack that puts taste and price above all else.

Asian sandwich shop specializing in cheap, good food.

Geared toward a broad audience, AMoA always has a ton of 20th-century and contemporary works on display.

Whatever kind of juice you feel like today, they’ll probably have it at Daily Juice.

Cheap beer, rock ’n’ roll, no frills.

Dog Almighty is all about serving cheap, delicious hot dogs.

Burgers and frozen custard. ’Nuff said.

Let them eat cake in Hyde Park, too.

Get your live jazz fix, Jack.

Jalisco-style taqueria that’s not for the shy.

Thank goodness this bakery’s open 24/7.

A taste (or is it a shot?) of New Orleans’ Bourbon Street.

Stop by this funky taco and burrito stand for a budget meal.