The weekend has leapt.
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It was touch-and-go for a while when these Washington Street staples went dark. But you survived. And now your buttermilk fried chicken and chocolate bouchon cravings can once again be sated. As for what’s new: homemade Ho Hos from Bouchon Bakery and a sheltered lounge at Ad Hoc. Gimme...
The sommeliers at Michael Mina are playing a little game on Fridays. Ask for the day’s flashback wine, and they’ll dig you up an off-menu treasure from deep inside the cellar. This week, it’s a ’96 Bruno Clair Clos du Fonteny Premier Cru. Yes, we can’t believe it, either.
When you’re in the mood for Southeast Asian–inspired street food—more specifically, build-your-own rice and noodle boxes prepped by an Out the Door alum using her Vietnamese grandmother’s recipes—stop in here. Caveat: it’s in the South Bay. Caveat override: they make their own sriracha.
If you can’t get to Hawaii for dinner on Monday, this pop-up by Prospect chef/island native Ravi Kapur is a worthy substitute. There’ll be three courses totaling roughly a dozen dishes. But perhaps most importantly, one of those dishes will be peanut and caramel pork ribs. Leave the poi, take the pig.
Flaming punch bowls and heaping pupu platters will be the order of the night when Wo Hing transforms into a tiki bar. Don your Polynesian best (you’ve got a lot to choose from, we know) and prepare to go full South Pacific. Yes, this involves mai tais.
