Let’s just take this one weekend at a time.
Your Perks: 1) Dress socks. So many colorful dress socks, we stopped counting. 2) Handbags from a little label called Prada. Perhaps you know someone who might like one. 3) All the juices you need to close out summer in a strong, healthy, fruit-and-vegetable-forward way.
Sure, the Hideout’s great. But it’s summer. And you should be by the water. Coincidentally, the Hideout has opened a pop-up on the Riverwalk. It’s designed to look like their front porch, and it features live music, beer and sugary things from Bridgeport Pasty. Probably not much of a coincidence after all.
Three things you should know about Dia De Los Tamales’s delightful new patio:
1) It’s BYOB.
2) They’ll have patio-exclusive items like mushroom empanadas and guacamole with plantain chips.
3) You can still order any of their weird yet delicious tamales.
They’ll just taste better because you’re outside.
The premise of Cocktail—starring Tom Cruise as an Army vet who discovers a preternatural knack for flair bartending—sounds almost as ridiculous as the idea of the Neo-Futurists bringing the movie to life via this live staged reading. Almost.
Recent addendums to your list of “Things That Shouldn’t Go Together but Somehow Do”:
—Fried chicken and champagne, courtesy of Kendall College’s celebration of the two featuring a curated
selection of bubbly and fried-chicken dishes from the likes of Parson’s, Bottlefork and Celeste.
—Ben Affleck and the nanny.
Allegedly.
Oregonians. Always transporting 400-foot bars to blocks of Logan Square to serve up a variety of the state’s renowned Deschutes Brewery beers to the masses, along with food and some live music. So typical.
