Happy Hour at BLVD 16
You're not exactly known for arranging tea time—but when your tea comes in a glass of vodka for $6, well, tea time it is. Wash it down with some half-price olives, charcuterie and tempura...but your pinkies stay in.
The weekend has cash stashed under the mattress.
You're not exactly known for arranging tea time—but when your tea comes in a glass of vodka for $6, well, tea time it is. Wash it down with some half-price olives, charcuterie and tempura...but your pinkies stay in.
The epicenter of football fandom may now be in Culver City, considering the $10 deal—beer, brat on a bun, fries—now available Saturdays and Sundays at Rush Street through season's end. Keep the beers coming while you watch the game, since all 750ml bottles are half-off. Touchdown, indeed.
Your culinary cravings have taken you to the far reaches of the city, but never into the depths of an ancient cathedral for a tasting blowout—until now. Worship might be a strong word, but you wouldn't say no to some wine and food from Geoffrey's, Tanzore, Tasca and Falcon.
One of LA's perks—summer's a state of mind. When two meats (Tuscan sausage, pulled pork tenderloin brochette) and two sides (succotash red potato salad, corn on the cob) are $18, starting barbecue season in September makes perfect sense.
If you haven't yet submitted an anonymous postcard confession to Post-Secret mastermind Frank Warren...someone's probably submitted one about you. When he shows up on Tuesday to discuss the phenomenon he birthed, you can ask him yourself.