The weekend is in like a lion.
Pies 'n' Thighs is back. After more than two years, your go-to Williamsburg fried chicken and homemade pie spot has found a new home. Better yet, there's a new winner of a brunch item on the menu—a sausage-gravy-drenched egg-and-cheese sandwich called the Rob Evans. You've waited two years...and Southern-fried biscuitry is your reward.
The classic denim gurus are taking 75% off, with jeans starting at $60 and denim jackets from $50—which should make for the finest Canadian tuxedo money can buy.
This midtown lunch spot just unveiled their newest creation: a Vietnamese sub piled with chicken wing meat, Buffalo sauce and a few veggies to boot. It's disappearing as of April 1, but in the meantime it might be the next big thing in cross-cultural sandwich diplomacy—after the sashimi burrito, of course.
Nothing says St. Patrick's Day like a cupcake (other than beer, redheads or anything green), so the online bakers at Cacao Bakery have whipped up an Irish car bomb cupcake—a chocolate Guinness cupcake topped with Baileys ganache and stuffed with Jameson-spiked buttercream. Now if you just had something to drink with it...
The Village's Old New York-styled brasserie is kicking off Sunday mornings with $1 oysters, croque-madames and breakfast cocktails like the rum-and-amaretto-fueled Skull and Bones. Just the sort of ominous breakfast cocktail to get the juices flowing in the morning.
If you're too paparazzi-shy to fly out to LA for the big show, you can watch the show from Hotel Griffou and sip a gratis glass of champagne. Or if you're willing to venture to Cobble Hill, Clover Club is having a full-scale fête, complete with caviar, truffle popcorn and a red carpet rolled outside. You don't strictly need a tuxedo...but it never hurts.
