Are you going to upgrade your weekend?
Your Perks: 1) A long-sleeve shirt designed by MIT grads and infused with coffee. We’ll explain. 2) A Jay Z–approved hangover cure so you can continue brunching unabated. 3) Half off all of your autumn shoes. Just in time...
Kickstarter is organizing a film festival in Griffith Park tomorrow. You’ll find crowdfunded documentaries, shorts and animated movies. You’ll also find Reubens and a hot-tub-equipped ’69 Cadillac. So, yes, they thought of everything.
That slight offshore breeze you feel? Good enough reason to get a new flannel at Rag & Bone’s Abbot Kinney shop, opening Friday. They’ve got a landscaped patio in back, so maybe you’ll want some shades from Warby Parker’s new shop just up the street, opening Saturday. That worked out.
Remember the last time food trucks got you pumped? All right. Well, just focus on the now. Marcona is debuting a BLT truck, and Nitropod is finally hitting the streets on Saturday with liquid nitrogen flash-frozen ice cream. Feels good, right?
Valley friends. You have a few of those. And Monday, you’ll have a casual new spot from the Tipple & Brine crew to meet them at. Expect 20 beers on tap, tequila-habanero cocktails from a Honeycut vet, fried chicken and pig’s-ear fries. Oh, sure, that old lineup.
The Church Key’s got a nice opposite-of-Monday-Night-Football situation brewing. It involves you, a date and a champagne cart bringing bottomless drinks like Kir Royales and Bellinis for $17. Whoops, did we say the opposite of Monday Night Football... we meant, no, yeah, the opposite of Monday Night Football.
