Take the weekend less traveled.
Your Perks: 1) Tin after tin of delicious, sustainably sourced Italian caviar. Commence the dinner partying. 2) Pens and watches that are better than all other pens and watches because they’re Versace. 3) Really comfortable workout clothes. Actual working out optional.
Each Monday and Thursday starting today, you can arrive on the patio at Hobnob and sit and watch as they roll a smoker outside and prepare you a rotating à la carte menu of protein-centric goodness. Thursdays will have live music. Mondays will just have meat. Meat should be enough.
You’ve got one weekend to show up to an art gallery with your date. Then leave that art gallery with your date and a piece of art by John Lennon, signed by Yoko. And in between you enjoy some gratis beer and wine. Oh great, one of those weekends.
Things seen while eating sushi: paintings of koi fish, others eating sushi, burlesque dancers. The last one’s new. Tomorrow, show up at Genki around midnight to catch some late-night sushi, noodles and ladies with pasties and whatnot. They’ll dance. You’ll drink sake. Everyone wins. But mostly you.
We’ve got two anniversary parties for you on Saturday. Here’s the breakdown.
Smokebelly BBQ: They’re celebrating their first anniversary with $3 shandies, live music
and a whole hog roast.
The Optimist: They’re celebrating their third anniversary with Sazeracs, crawfish pies
and a crawfish race. Yes, we said crawfish race.
The brothers Rathbun want you to come hang out with them and some of the South’s rising chefs and designers. Bring a date. Eat some food. Dance to some live music. Then compliment everyone on their fine work. You would have done all that anyway.
