Live long and weekend.
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.
Good news, there’s now a Rag & Bone in Dallas. Yup, it just opened in Highland Park Village. The clothes are women’s-only, but the store’s equipped with a Mac station, so guys can browse for some button-downs and shawl pullovers online. Or check email.
Those brisket tacos and bowls of chili at Stampede 66: good stuff. Great for dinner. Probably great for lunch, too. And hey, now you’ll know, because this place just opened its doors for daytime eating. And daytime margarita drinking, but that probably goes without saying.
When you think breakfast, you think eggs. And that’s fine. Eggs are great. But... they’re getting a little old. So here to help: Hypnotic Donuts. Their latest morning fuel is a biscuit (made with beer, naturally) stuffed with fried chicken, cheese, bacon and a hazelnut-chocolate spread. Breakfasts don’t come more balanced than that.
Pancakes and booze... a natural pairing. But throw in some art and, well, now you’ve got a party. It’s happening Friday in Deep Ellum. Fifty local artists will display their wares as you sip gin and tonics and go crazy on an all-you-can-eat pancake buffet. There’s no gin buffet, however.
In 1964, the Beatles came to America, playing 32 shows in 31 days. (Real go-getters, those Liverpool lads.) And this weekend, that fateful tour’s premiering in documentary form at the Lakewood Theater. Expect all kinds of behind-the-scenes footage, plus some popcorn and whiskey. Well, those last two are technically in the lobby.
