<em>The Weekend Who Loved Me</em>
Your Perks: 1) Two pairs of perfectly fitting jeans for $153. Keep what fits, return the rest for free. 2) A hoverboard-like device so you can live out all your Back to the Future Part II–related fantasies. Well, almost all. 3) A box full of sexy things. It’s okay to admit you want.
Well, Deli Board’s been around for six years now. And in true celebratory-sandwich-shop fashion, they’re staging a BYOB pop-up dinner series highlighting their most popular offerings. Tonight, it’s burritos. Tomorrow, nachos. Various nights next week: brisket, Reubens and gyros. Stand down, tuna salad.
Schroeder’s is kicking off Oktoberfest by turning Front Street into a Bavarian beer hall. They’ll have Bavarian-beer-hall things like polka dancing, stein-holding contests and unholy amounts of beer. And then they’ll continue doing similar things throughout October. Which makes so much sense.
Here’s where you can hang out with over 20 cheesemakers, cheesemongers, sheep breeders and buffalo milkers while eating their renowned cheeses and pairing them with local beers. A friend or a date works, too.
You: Where can I get a spicy, tomato-based cocktail this Sunday?
Us: This festival, where they’re doing three hours of all-you-can-drink Bloody Marys with
bartenders hailing from spots like Elixir, Maven and 25 Lusk.
You: Thanks. I’ll go there.
Tonga Room is celebrating its 70th birthday. What this means for you:
—Wondering what a tiki-chic dress code entails.
—Tropical drinks.
—An indoor pool with a floating stage for housing live musicians as fake thunder sounds throughout the
room.
Just pretend all of that’s weird for Tonga Room.
