My weekend ’tis of thee.
You can now get Coolhaus’s ice cream sandwiches delivered. (Bonus: they’re spiked with booze.) We’re also hooking you up with a seriously powerful portable charging station for 20% off, plus 30% off a gadget that turns your iPhone into a universal remote control. Don’t spill any of your sandwich on it.
A French café just opened downtown. The owner/chief pastry technician hails from the Highland Bakery and Alon’s. So expect sandwiches like the Boulevard de Saint-Germain (PB&J on a French loaf) and the Boulevard des Italiens (grilled cheese on a French loaf). Hmm, there might be a trend forming here...
Listen, he won’t admit it, but if you get Dad another tie or coffee mug this year, he will in fact love you less. Instead, try the Bill Hallman in VaHi or Atlantic Station. They’re doing 20% to 50% off now through Father’s Day on all things collared-, fedora- and hoodie-related. Pick a shirt, any shirt.
This Saturday: a butchering class at Pine Street Market. You’ll spice, stuff and twist pork sausage, like it’s your job. Then, you’ll eat a big lunch of bacon, like it’s your job. And then you’ll take home the sausage you made, like it’s... a game-show parting gift.
There’s a new moonshine menu happening downtown. It’s styled all 1920s. So the women’s cocktails come in teacups. And the men’s drinks come in something silver-plated. Also, they won’t serve you unless you’re wearing a bowler and have one of those Rollie Fingers mustaches. Totally kidding, but still, Rollie mustache, consider it...
This can’t be a coincidence. On the same day that sparkling wine celebrates its most sacred holiday (National Lambrusco Day, naturally), No. 246 also debuts their brand-new ping-pong table. So, a party it is. With themed cocktails from Greg Best of H&F. And a bluegrass band. And an obscene amount of table tennis.
