The weekend is a piñata filled with rainbows and unicorns.
Perks is hooking you up with a simple, under-the-radar afternoon of... driving five of the world’s greatest automobiles, for a fraction of the going rate. We’re also getting you 30% off the hot stuff from the Brooklyn Salsa Company for Cinco de Mayo, and a personal trainer to strap to your waist.
Ah, Boston Common in spring. The blooming flowers. The sweet air. The Sweet Potato Sandwiches, Soy BLTs and Parsnip Fritters. All served from a beloved health-conscious food truck, now stationed at the park. Which means you have a whole new reason to delay returning to work.
Like sex and the Three Stooges, pizza is good anytime. Even better: when it comes topped with everything from meat loaf and chile relleno to goat cheese and soft baked eggs—like the kind found at All Star Pizza Bar, opening today in Inman Square. It’s time you had more meat-loaf-y pizza.
Sometimes, after a long week, all you want to do is leave the office and call it an early night. When that fails, you head to somewhere like Pigalle, which is offering $1 oysters on Fridays as well as a full shellfish bar to kick off the weekend. Save sleep for Sunday.
There’s nothing like the classics. Actually, there is: seeing a bona fide American classic like Mike Nichols’s 1967 coming-of-age film The Graduate screened on 35mm at the Coolidge Corner Theatre this Monday. We’re not sure why, but Mondays and Dustin Hoffman seem to go well together.
Joining your favorite preholiday holidays like July 3 and the day before Thanksgiving: a one-night party pre-celebrating Cinco de Mayo on Tuesday at Church. For $50, there’ll be a five-course dinner (carnitas-style suckling pig, Wagyu flank carne asada), with each course paired with tequila. If only church-church served tequila...
