The weekend would rather be a hammer than a nail.
Your Perks: 1) Big-box-office-hit posters (Jurassic World, Mad Max, The Hangover) autographed by big-box-office-hit stars. 2) Volcano-grown flowers for that one holiday in February. No, not Presidents’ Day. 3) A box filled with romantically charged items for the bedroom. Or the living room. Or the dining room. Or the...
The next time someone says, “Have my people call your people and let’s do lunch.” First: try to forego judgment. Second: keep trying. Third: offer up Red Ginger’s services. They’re doing lunch now with lobster banh mi and bento boxes with salmon-truffle maki. There, all better now.
Reasons to help Fresh American Bistro celebrate their first birthday:
1) $1 oysters sound reasonable.
2) As do $7 glasses of rosé.
3) Not-expensive-at-all bottles of champagne aren’t bad, either.
4) Any excuse to bust out some party blowers, really.
Trick Daddy is performing at Rec Room on Friday night. We just thought you should know. We just thought you should know in case you feel like showing up with someone fun and doing fun things while listening to Trick Daddy. Now feels like the right time to end this part.
The Wynwood Yard would like to hang out on Saturday. Here’s your tentative schedule:
1:05pm: Procure drinks from their bar, Thyme.
2:10pm: Consume them while listening to the Magic City Hippies perform.
3:45pm: Decide that food truck omakase is a good idea.
5:00pm: Conclude that a good time was had by all.
Weather’s getting pretty nice. So here’s what you do: you pack up your suit, head to the Four Seasons, eat some grilled Australian lamb by chefs from Edge, Pubbelly and Macchialina, drink some J. Wakefield beers and jump in the pool. Is what you do.
