The bigger they are, the harder they weekend.
Your Perks: 1) Many fall-ready button-ups that you’re the first to see because “exclusivity” is a thing we do. 2) Sangria and charcuterie for two, 18 stories up, on a rooftop. Magic words, basically. 3) A Sunday where you watch the game, eat Wagyu beef and drink margaritas and stuff.
Tickets to Buy, Midtown Edition: Christopher Lloyd will be on hand for a screening of Back to the Future, where a symphony orchestra is playing the score. Presumably at 1.21 jigowatts.
Do us a favor. Call in and say, “I won’t be in for the rest of the day. I can’t tell you why, but trust me.” Next, go to Michael White’s new UES spot for a White Label Burger, lobster salad and a julep at their new lunch. Thanks for that.
Sometimes designers put things on the runway that don’t ever make it into production. Sometimes those things are really handsome and you wish you could have them anyway. This weekend, you can get some such things from Patrik Ervell for up to 80% off. We suggest doing so.
The Morgan’s got early drafts of Ernest Hemingway’s most famous novels, and letters to and from Gertrude Stein and F. Scott Fitzgerald, and a bunch of his photos to take a look at. You... could do a lot worse this weekend.
On the UWS: The Empire Hotel’s got a place from Harold Moore of Commerce. Which is to
say, two-person chicken with foie gras bread stuffing is in your future.
In Chinatown: There’s something about the acai-bowl-having, egg-sandwich-making charm of
Dimes that’s irresistible. Now you can get it all to go.
