The once and future weekend.
Meet your Perks: 1) Handsome Rolexes, Omegas and other iconic timepieces from Foundwell’s rare watch collection. 2) Gloriously giant bottles of Dom Pérignon for Thanksgiving/random Wednesdays. 3) 30% off a seriously pro-grade HD video camera from Fujita Japan. Go record yourself doing something ridiculous.
Street tacos. Salsa. Margaritas. Barrio Cantina had it all. But not lunch. Well, now that’s changed. Yes, you can finally order the lunch of your Mexican dreams. Think crispy fish po’boys and Mexican turkey meatball subs and ghost chili margaritas. Mexican dreams are the best dreams.
Will Leather Goods. They’re those Eugene, Oregon–based leathersmiths responsible for rugged weekenders and tote bags that look like they saw service in WWII. And turns out, they’re having a trunk show at Uniform with satchel discounts and vodka samples. Not necessarily in that order.
Brunch is not a thing they do at Stoddard’s. But if they did, you always imagined it would involve things like poutine, beef tartare, morning Sazeracs and champagne mixed with stout beer. Oh, fine, they totally do that now. But only because that’s how you imagined it would be.
This Columbus Day, two bartenders will brawl in a boxing ring at Moksa in Cambridge. And by “brawl,” we mean compete to make cocktails with secret ingredients before a panel of judges. And by “boxing ring,” we mean... yeah, this happens in an actual boxing ring. Sometimes we’re literal.
On your 10th birthday, your mom brought a cake and put candles in it. On the Butcher Shop’s 10th birthday, Barbara Lynch will bring copious amounts of meat and cheese, followed by a seven-course meal with wild boar and Scottish game birds. Sorry, the Butcher Shop wins.
