This is the dawning of the age of the weekend.
Tell it to your face: Perks has a selection of organic shaving creams, salves and pre-/post-shave oils from Crux Supply Co. for sale at this very moment. They’ll make everything smooth, soft and right with the world. Trust us.
You seem to do just fine on your own when it comes to choosing things to eat. But the chefs at Wallflower and at the Eddy, they’re still better. Which is why each night they’re now offering an improvised-on-the-spot tasting menu that’ll be different for each person. Feel special.
In a place called Oreya at a hotel called the Capri in a place called Southampton, they’re going to recreate the original Four Seasons menu for one night, and they’re going to toss in a new rare-champagne cocktail and some live show tunes. For historical accuracy.
Did you see that? 90%? We’ll elaborate. Up to 90% off on wearable things from the likes of Lucio Castro, Carlos Campos, Ddugoff and other designers we greatly approve of that are hard to find.
We’re duty-bound to tell you that there’s a party trying to exactly (read: not in a fetishized way) recreate Bangkok at House of Yes. That includes fried crickets, bungalows, a tropical island garden, Thai massages, a fish spa and ladyboy shows. House of Yes: still living up to its name.
The Park South Hotel has a rooftop. Wait, there’s more. They’re bringing the expert drink makers from Williams & Graham (best cocktail bar in Denver) to that rooftop for a couple nights to ply their trade for you. It’s a good kind of more.
Typically, Japanese fish markets are found in Japan. That’s how geography works. But the intrepid people of Okonomi decided to bring one to Williamsburg, and to call it Osakana. There’ll be classes, prepared takeout and you pondering how to prepare tuna.
