When I say weekend, you say time. Weekend...
For somebody, today is going to be the day they treat themselves to a vintage 18K-gold Rolex or an Omega Seamaster or a Cartier watch with a perfectly weathered leather strap. And to that person, we say... “Damn,” and then probably text them that thumbs-up emoji.
It’s true: inside the Cadillac House, there now lies a Timo Weiland store (the space will switch to another label at some point). And inside that store, there now lies art, a bunch of customizable sunglasses and clothes that just came off the runway. And that’s all we got for where things are currently lying.
We know, we know. Veggie burgers are usually a hard pass. But what happens when a tasty, juicy, entirely plant-based burger engineered to actually bleed and executed by David Chang is put on the table? What if that table is at Momofuku Nishi? What then?
Sometimes Pan-Latin cocktail bars decide to do brunch. And when those brunches involve customizable spiked sangritas, a quinoa-acai-berry option and tortillas topped with grilled chorizo, eggs and chipotle hollandaise... you go to them, so you can consume said items. Wait, why weren’t we grilling chorizo for brunch already?
For two hours every Saturday, this UES craft beer spot will screen old-school SNICK shows (Are You Afraid of the Dark, Doug, Rugrats, the like) as you drink things like Green Slime (gin, grapefruit, Sprite), nosh on pulled-pork nachos and play some competitive pinball. It’s the adulthood you always imagined.
The Brooklyn pastry shop known for strangely intriguing vegan donuts in rotating flavors like lemonade, root beer and Earl Grey tea now has an outpost in the East Village. For all of your strangely intriguing vegan donut needs.
