Friday-night happy hours can set the tone for the rest of the weekend, and the Mandarin Oriental is hoping to raise the bar with Tapas on the Bay from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m.
For BLT Steak’s birthday ( March 3), the place is practically giving away entrees at $33.04 a pop. Sides, signature cocktails and dessert will come cheap, too, at a mere $3.03 each.
Four hot dogs paired with four wines by four chefs -- for $44. Get there at 6 p.m. for pre-dog cocktails.
A guacamole-bar-boasting Mexican joint where tacos & tequila reign supreme. Find spicy pork in the former, & wash it down with any of the more than 130 varieties of agave spirit available at the bar.
Great, simple, satisfying comfort food with great live Jazz music makes The Beehive a place you just have to check out. Bonus, having a great time at very affordable prices.
A funky indie diner setting offering Chef/Owner Joanne Chang and Executive Chef Matthew Barros's very personal interpretation of Chinese, Taiwanese, Thai, and Vietnamese specialties.
We’ve been crushin’ on the folksy hotel chain since it opened shop in New York a few months back. They’ve got food cornered at the Breslin and tier-one Stumptown coffee.
One of the coolest spaces downtown is the Bait Shop. Featuring an art gallery, silkscreen shop and skateboard mini-ramp in one space, the hideaway is sure to entertain you.
a meat shop that reminded us of the days before this prime retail stretch on Bloor was invaded by corporate America. And the best part: it's all organic.
Cantler's waterfront restaurant and crab house has been serving the area's freshest seafood for 3 decades. If seafood is your thing, than this is the place for you.
The Gibson, the sleek speakeasy that treats cocktails like extensions of the fine-dining service, not lubrications for it. With some added space the waits should now be shorter for this A-List place.
There is finally a bar dedicated to valley commuters who want a place of their own to grab a drink before fighting 405 traffic. It also captures the essence of happy hour: good food and simple drinks.
Chesterfield is a distinctive hot spot for young professionals in Montreal. Their Wednesday tastings will take you from wine lover to wine connoisseur. Bonus, they also serve food.
The Bell House is known for rising to the occasion: Sometimes that occasion is bacon; sometimes it’s chili; yet other times it is cookies. Check it out.
Expect a classier menu featuring hand-tossed salads and bourbon-glazed mushrooms that's less pretentious (and expensive) than your typical downtown steakhouse.
The menu is roughly Italian – a cheese and salami menu, prawns in lardo, olive oil poached sardines – but with tasty deviations like fried chicken, a burger, and pork spare ribs. Mouth.Watering.
Where to go? Lounge on the lush, leafy, Astroturf-floored Sky Bar roof, nibbling on small plates while sipping craft cocktails and point out that "they look like a bunch of little ants from here." Read more.
On April 16th “A Sense of Place: Landscapes from Monet to Hockney will give viewers the opportunity to see masterpieces in an unlikely setting.
Hitz Boxing Fight Night - This Saturday, sports fans can enjoy a thrilling evening of boxing. Opt for a VIP gaming package ($100); includes a private box with blackjack, $25 of chips, food, & liquor. Read more.
Whether your goal is to close a business deal, pick up a pop star or enjoy a juicy 12-oz. filet mignon, this is arguably the toughest -- and thus the most impressive -- dining ticket in town. Read more.
The brave must sample the epic truffle-mash, even though it necessitates another 30 minutes on the treadmill the next day
The New Cult Canon: Death Wish 3 screening Feb. 2nd with writer Scott Tobias on hand to dissect the forehead-slapping plot lines along with special guest Alex Winter. Read more.
The NY Boat Show has your next purchase covered with a massive range of exhibitors, plus an American boating retrospective, a boat handling clinic, superboat demo, & a Hooters wing eating contest. Read more.
Saturday: Crocodiles - The title of the San Diego band's debut album, “Summer of Hate,” sums up their fascination with the dark side excess and their love of '60s cutting-edge music. ($15; 8 p.m.) Read more.
The Dandy Warhols take the best that pop culture has to offer & spin it in a fresh way. From pop-rock to lo-fi, they keep you guessing but leave you satisfied. ($25; 8 p.m.) Read more.
For a mere $12, you’re in car culture heaven: the sleekest and most imaginative of machinery on wheels in the world with those very attentive spokesmodels to guide you. Read more.
A small, elegant establishment that's applying classic French techniques to classic Asian cuisine. Read more.
