Booze
$5 Gets you Meat, Cheese and Wine at Whole Foods
Whole Foods in Potrero Hill is at it again. Remember that Beer Week event with the cheap microbrew and the food tastings? Well they’re doing something similar tonight from 5-7pm. $5 gets you Australian wines paired with meats and cheeses plus you’re actually doing a mitzvah because the money is

Jackie’s 5th Amendment
Five people were in the bar when Paul and I walked in around midnight. One of them was a bartender in her late 50s/early 60s who was missing a few teeth, while the other four were shitfaced, chubby, middle aged and dancing to disco music emanating from the jukebox. Neither
All-U-Can Drink Brew This Saturday at Otter Pops
Oh the otter. What mass appeal you possess, whether you be ‘œblue raspberry’ flavoured, an oblivious critter prying open an abalone while floating in front of cooing tourists, or a skinny hairy dude. Of the latter, San Francisco is practically overflowing, but if you simply can’t have enough, then the
Christopher Moore Book Launch with FREE Food and Booze
I’ve been meaning to read Christopher Moore’s books for a long time. The dude has like 10 of them, so you’d think I’d have gotten around to it by now. Plus my best friend, Jeremy, has read most of them and says he’ll let me borrow one. But you know
Half Price Wine at Nita Nita
With the spring time comes the phenomenon I first learned about in Bambi: every little animal is putting out pheromones and looking to attract a mate. This includes humans. If you find yourself trying to plan a hot date on a Tuesday night, I suggest Nita Nita in Williamsburg. Bottles
DIY Summer Sangria, aka “Mom’s Special Punch”
When I was younger, my mom really loved fruit punch. Everywhere we went — soccer games, my middle school orchestra concerts, Applebee’s — there my mom would be with her plastic to-go cups bought in bulk from Costco (née Price Club) filled with extremely pungent, blood-red juice. OR SO I
Heart — A Cheap San Francisco Wine Bar
In college, I learned that drinking wine out of a mason jar was socially acceptable. Unfortunately, that habit didn’t translate well in my post-grad life. Real adults think jars are tacky — although, I’m willing to concede that this might just be a San Francisco thing since a lot of

The Cottage
As Americans, we aren’t used to getting shit for free, so when we do, we often act completely inappropriately. It’s not our fault really, the Capitalist system we grew up in has reared us towards an “I’m gonna get mine motherfucker!” mentality, and living in New York only exasperates