The weekend is ready for some hockey.
Your walls deserve nice things. So here’s over 60% off vintage-y, framed posters of iconic cities (London, Paris... Portland) and majestic national parks, designed by an Emmy-winning artist. You’re also getting 25% off the world’s smallest earphones—used by the likes of the Secret Service and FBI. No, seriously.
If the last time you prowled around Chinatown for the sacred act of lunch was way back in 2012, pay attention. Sake temple Shojo is offering all lunch dishes for five bucks (think: Szechuan pork meatballs, duck fat fries, drunken noodles) in honor of turning five months old. Happy noodle-ing.
Back in July, a raging inferno crippled the kitchen of North End staple Prezza, leaving you sad. You hoped it would return. Well, good news: they’re back, and starting today they’re ready to dole out their wood-grilled squid and handmade pasta. My, what a nice smile you have.
You’re not a huge silent-film person. But when a great one from Mother Russia comes calling, you’ll take notice. Thus, you’ll enjoy the screening of Sergei Eisenstein’s 1925 classic Strike in Somerville, accompanied by a local composer performing a live score. No, you don’t need to speak Russian.
Your resolution to eat healthier in 2013: so far, so good. But Beacon Hill’s beloved Tip Tap Room has started a Sunday brunch, ushering in a regular infusion of steak and eggs served on french toast, and Belgian beer waffles. Good luck, diet.
If you’re cross-country skiing in New Hampshire this weekend, you’ll want to hit up this tasting in Grantham. They’ll be serving you brunch-y dishes from 11 local inns and restaurants by six outdoor fire pits to ascertain the best treats for campfire-flanked noshing. Yes, they know about marshmallows.
