The weekend is served straight, no chaser.
The East Village glass tower is hosting an impromptu Brazilian bossa nova show tonight in their penthouse, giving you 360-degree views of the Village, a full bar and the perfect excuse for your own private Carnival. If anything happens, we feel comfortable blaming it on the bossa nova.
The granddaddy of Ivy League style is loosening its impeccably knotted tie, offering up neckwear and socks for just $5 apiece, with suits, blazers and other merchandise at a flat 70% off. And while it's not on the stock list, you can probably talk your way into a diploma or two while you're at it.
The dream lives. Specifically, we're talking about the slightly off-putting but unforgettable dream of fried shrimp, battered and wrapped in bacon, topped with crumbled Pringles and lightly dabbed with mayonnaise. Honestly, we're not sure why it took this long.
Sometimes you just want as many cans of Pabst Blue Ribbon and Angus beef sliders as you can possibly consume in a two-hour period. And we've found a diner brilliant enough to give it to you for a mere $20. You'll want to stretch beforehand...
This casual West Village seafood spot is finally putting its back patio to good use, with a newly unveiled brunch menu delivering you the Blue Crab Eggs Benedict you so richly deserve. Or if you prefer, the chicken-and-waffle-based punishment you've had coming for quite some time.
Because they just didn't have enough going on otherwise, the Ace Hotel has started ringing in the new week with hour-long semi-impromptu live shows every Sunday, set up in the lobby just outside the door to the Breslin. This week, that means a six-piece folk-pop outfit called Jác, playing just loud enough to spice up the pork scratching next door.
This week, Perks gets you up to 60% off your next hotel room via Tablet Hotels' new invite-only Private Sale service, along with a way to get a free room upgrade and some gratis champagne. (And no, it doesn't involve looting the minibar.)
