<span>The weekend</span> has shoveled a path for you.
Your Thursday nights feel slightly empty without football, so River North's new sports bar attempts to fill the gap with $10 lobster rolls stuffed with succulent claw, tail and knuckle meat. Feel free to think of them as mini knuckle sandwiches.
The new clip joint's grand opening party tonight provides two hours of free haircuts. But since leaving would mean pulling a hat over your new look, just hang out and have a few complimentary cocktails and canapés.
You've been thinking a lot about buying another winter coat this week—maybe even to wear on top of the one you already have. Double-layering is easier than ever at this cutting-edge Wicker Park boutique, where everything is 50 percent off.
The Bristol's first foray into the weekend brunch scene features an organic vodka Bloody Mary accompanied by a massive meat and cheese platter, with a seven-ounce High Life for dessert. Consider it the safest way to get Bloody and High.
The man behind your favorite '70s porn brunch, Twisted Spoke's Smut & Eggs, has a new venue/series. Steve DeRose will screen a different vintage porn film every Monday night, paired with $6 all-you-can-eat wings. Up first: John Holmes' 1985 masterwork Marina Vice. Did someone say hot wings...
