The weekend once dabbled as a never-nude.
This week, Perks is hooking you up with a month of unlimited mixed martial classes with the guy who trained UFC champ Chuck Liddell, a refined 3D book of underdressed women and 50% off the magical recovery drink CodeBlue.
In the dawn of 2012, you’ve noticed your happy hour go-tos are lacking in live bluegrass and cheap Chinese food. Head to Neat on Thursdays to resolve this—booze is half-off from 5:30 to 7:30pm, and they’ll summon delivery from the place across the street before the band comes on at 9pm. Your fortune involves whiskey.
If you threw a decorate-your-place resolution into the mix, here’s where to make it happen. General Quarters has dug a bunch of old movie posters and vintage ads out of the vault to liven up your walls on the cheap. Everything’s $2 to $50, but nobody has to know.
A short summary of a standard day for you: good coffee, traffic, sandwiches, traffic, some French wine. Stop by Venice’s minimalist new café and wine bar—think concrete and Edison bulbs—and you can get all of that stuff. Minus the traffic.
If this 80-degree January heat has you in the mood for a drive down the coast, we suggest M.B. Post as your final destination. Their new brunch means red-eyes with quail eggs, raspberry donuts and Truffle Honey-Laced Fried Chicken just steps from the pier. You’ve driven farther for fried chicken.
It’ll be a while before you’ll get those new episodes of Arrested Development. In the meantime, you’ll get your David Cross fix at the Silent Movie Theatre. He’ll be there on Monday to introduce his IFC project, The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret. Afterward, you’ll make your own poor decisions.
