Booze
PDeXes and Why There is a Strong Possibility That We Are All Dying Alone*
GRRRR! Let’s date! Portland is not famous for it’s “people who are committed to just sleeping with one dude or chick for a presumably extended period of time” rate, let alone the amount of successful marriages. Whether you’re hanging out with someone in their mid-30s who is struggling not to overdose on
The Best Deal in The Marina: The Brazen Head’s Maker’s Mark Mondays
Brazen Head’s classic interior I’ll take the risk of repeating an oft-held position by opining that most of the time The Marina District richly deserves its crappy reputation. Its main streets (Union, Chestnut, Fillmore) of a Friday or Saturday night are overrun
House of Vans: Dum Dum Girls, Widowspeak, DJ Fingers on the Pulse & FREE Booze Saturday Night
Vans is once again back in Brooklyn, throwing their annual House of Vans parties for the summer. On Saturday, July 21st there will be another live concert taking place in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. You can expect some FREE Classic merchandise customized by Christian Joy and some FREE beer, compliments of Heineken.
Cole Valley’s Ice Cream Bar, Neoclassical Wonderland
Art Deco Ice Cream in Cole Valley It’s a dynamic that permeates many art forms and industries: either to look back fondly at old forms and deem them superior to ones perceived as bankrupt in some way or another; or to
The Skint’s Second Annual Bastille Day Bash
I had no clue what the Bastille Day was about until the good folks at The Skint provided me with the following info: Here’s what Bastille Day means to the French: civic pride, national celebrations, a commemoration of the storming of the Bastille and the rise of the modern French
Cici’s Cocktails, A Safe Haven in The Marina
I work at a restaurant that happens to be situated in the Marina; “Happens to be situated” because neither it’s concept, cuisine or clientele are emblematic of said District. It’s a qualification I find myself adding when mentioning my workplace to friends or acquaintances. Part of me wants to be
A Broke-Ass Writer’s Guide to Greenpoint Coffee Shops
As a starving, malcontent, narcissistic New York City writer, you have one of two options: writing in your apartment or writing in someplace that is decidedly not your apartment. The former is a simple premise. If you’re having trouble with it, you might consider giving up writing in favor of
Booze and Books: Tipping and Turning at Two Sisters Bar and Books
What’s the best way to honor the unspoken nod between booze and books? Start a book club at a bar, right? That’s just what two two sisters who concocted the “Books and Booze” book club did. It’s hosted monthly at their literary and libation haven, Two Sisters Bar and Books