That’s it, the weekend is turning this damn car around.
Only on Perks: three exclusive cuts of Wagyu beef, straight from a Texan ranch to your grill, courtesy of D’Artagnan—where Per Se and Thomas Keller also get their meats. Plus, 30% off essential grilling gadgets from Man Law BBQ, and up to 29% off iPod/iPhone chargers made from literary masterpieces.
Norma’s: celebrating their 56th birthday today. You: a big fan of blowing out candles. Also: things that are fried. To commemorate the special occasion, stop by the diner and feast on chicken-fried steak and mashed potatoes for under two dollars. Or under 40 nickels.
Billy Reid’s got your new summer clothes, and a bunch of them are 40% off. Which means you can score some marked-down Savannah wingtips to pair with a cotton polo and still have money left over for a gentlemanly button-down. Pants are, of course, optional.
Four words: Sissy’s fried-chicken takeaway. Thirty more words: starting tomorrow, you can stop by this Southern kitchen’s daily happy hour for $6 Old Fashioneds and to-go buckets overflowing with their buttermilk-brined fried chicken. Buttermilk, it’s a glorious thing.
There’s a British gent off Henderson who’s crafting some handsome handmade furniture. The kind of stuff that’s great if you have a study. Or a living room. Think bookcases made of English timber and tufted couches upholstered with the Union Jack. Pippa has to sit somewhere.
If you’ve got one complaint about Sunday afternoons, it’s that they don’t feel like Saturday nights. That changes this weekend. 31’s Sundaze brunch party features eggs Benedict and absurd amounts of champagne. Also, a DJ. And lax rules about dancing on your table.
