We’ll always have weekend.
Your Perks: 1) A plethora of classic Ray-Ban sunglasses for protecting your eyes all stylishly and such. 2) V-necks and short-sleeve button-ups from Jared Lang, your go-to summer shirting guys. 3) Casual dress shirts and blazers. Bring on wedding season.
Yeah, we were afraid that one vacant spot on Charles Street was going to become a juice bar, too. Fortunately, it became a Kit and Ace pop-up shop instead—a place full of T-shirts and henleys made from technical cashmere. Which is like cashmere, but technical.
This Daniel Boulud character must be fond of you. Why else would he invite you to consume $1 oysters and $3 bottles of Jack’s Abby lager during a two-hour window each weekday? You can thank him with a hug. Or dollars.
So you’ve got some time to kill with your afternoon date on Newbury. Two options: 1) Charades. 2) A photo exhibit at the nearby Robert Klein Gallery dedicated to great 20th-century beauties like Audrey Hepburn and Brigitte Bardot. Choose wisely.
Puritan & Company strongly suggests you go on a picnic. That’s why they’re offering a new range of ready-made baskets containing everything from croissant lobster rolls to full-on charcuterie boards. And letting you keep the basket. Kleptomaniac cartoon bears be damned.
Q: When is Drink not a dark, subterranean cocktail bar?
A: When it turns into a tapas bar and rosé depository for three glorious hours this Sunday
afternoon.
Actually, the subterranean part won’t change.
