It's always sunny in the weekend.
This week's perk brings you a spot in Mekhong's new Ports of Call program—an inside line to a world of exclusive cocktails, free appetizers and reserved seats at spots all over town. That is, more or less the way you're living now…
A strange Japanese subculture goes above ground this Friday, with a few dozen fully clothed souls taking to the stage to simulate the act of love with the same attention to detail usually applied to an instrument-less Eddie Van Halen solo. As mandated by state law, it's all fake, but the awkwardness is very, very real.
The good news: you've got until next Sunday to come up with a Father's Day gift. The better news: the city's quirkiest bag-makers are offering up dad-friendly duds like repp ties, twill wallets, work aprons (the manliest kind of apron) and duffle bags at 30 percent off. Dad jokes are required on entry.
Montauk's bootlegging waypoint-turned-hotel is getting back to its roots with a night of country club cocktails—including a house version of the mint julep—and casino-style roulette, craps and blackjack. The downside: you'll be playing with Montauk Money, which won't even get you a mojito at the Surf Lodge.
The city just got a grizzled new brunch option, with Alphabet City's saltiest bistro serving up Banana Stuffed French Toast and Eggs Benedict with Lobster Hollandaise starting this weekend. Pirate supplies are available on request.
A ride to the nearest gambling den just got a whole lot cheaper. Coach tickets to Vegas East on the legendary ACES train are now a piddling $29, or about the price of your first hand of blackjack.
