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Barbeque Bash Southern Style
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The Memphis-style joint Southern Hospitality is throwing an epic down-home barbeque bash all day today, with $6 frozen margaritas and mojitos, $3 Miller and Coors Lights, and special menu items, including $3 hotdogs and $5 cheeseburgers. The restaurant is also bringing the heat with $9.95 “Fireworks Nachos” loaded up with cheese, guacamole, pico de gallo, jalapeno peppers, beans and bbq sauce. Or indulge in a celebratory “American Combo Platter” for $29.95, which comes complete with nachos, deep fried ribs, smokin' hot wings, pulled pork sliders and fried pickles.
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Celebrate the 4th at Blaue Gans
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Celebrate the nation’s independence—and your own—with an (unorthodox) Austrian Fourth of July feast. Blaue Gans will nix its regular menu for an all-you-can-eat buffet($35), featuring an outdoor wurst cart and a whole roasted pig. There will also be salads and a Viennese cake bar.
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4th of July at Bond
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Chef Marc Spitzer has whipped up a special Fourth of July menu that starts seating at 6 p.m., and it trades the expected American classic bbq for dishes with a heavy Japanese twist. While your neighbor grills drumsticks on the fire escape, here you can partake of such treats as grilled oysters on the half-shell ($12) or a plate of grilled and smoked quail ($14), sided by adzuki beans and yaki tare sauce. But don't worry, burger fans—you'll still be able to order up your dish, but here it's Washugyu-brand beef with oven-dried tomatoes and a mustard sauce for $27. Add in specialty cocktails like a sake watermelon martini and a white peach shochu beverage, and you might just forget all about everybody else back home still struggling with the briquettes.
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Starkbierzeit Festival
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Munich’s Starkbierzeit (literally, “strong beer festival”) typically takes place in March—but Burp Castle has revived the boozefest in July. The four unique high-alcohol brews on tap—including Belgian Scaldis—are $10, but charcuterie (from Salumeria Rosi) is free
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NYC Restaurant Week
Jul 12, 2009
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Twice a year, in January and June/July, there is a unique opportunity to experience some of New York City's finest restaurants for a fraction of the usual price. Throughout the city, restaurants participate in "Restaurant Week" where they offer a three-course lunch for $24.07 (& some even offer dinner for $35). Restaurant Week is a great opportunity to try out a restaurant that may usually be out of your budget, or test some new restaurants with a little less financial risk.
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Flip Night at Flight 151
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If luck tends to evade you, consider this weekly deal a safe-enough wager. On Tuesday nights at Flight 151, there’s a fifty-fifty chance you’ll walk away with a free drink. Challenge the bartender to a coin flip and call heads or tails. If you win, the drink’s on the house.
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All Night Happy Hour
Pangea - Wednesday Jul 15, 2009 4:00 pm
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All night happy hour at the bar, every Wednesday night.
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Whistlin’ Dixie’s Beer Pong Wednesdays
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This 10-gallon-hat-wearin' wild spot is known as a hot hang for party ladies who like tight clothes and the guys that like, well, them—so combine that with the always-steady flow of adult beverages and it's no surprise a drinking challenge of some sort would break out on occasion. However, the contests have now been officially sanctioned as beer pong battles are on the schedule every Wednesday... Games begin at 6 p.m.—and with $1 domestic drafts to fill your cups, it shouldn't be too much of a financial burden to invest in a little chuck-and-sip here on a weekly basis.
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Endless Brunch
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Beachy Aussie eatery Bondi Road has come to the rescue of those in need of some serious weekend brunch and booze—$18 buys a brunch entree and a bottomless glass of brunch drinks.
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Beer Brunch at the Village Pourhouse
Jul 18, 2009
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Both branches of the boozy Village Pourhouse (uptownand downtown) are featuring an all-day brunch party this summer, with BBQ, bottomless beer, bacon and booze. And so much more. Here's the deal: The Village Pourhouse brings you not one, but TWO All-You-Can Drink Beer Brunch Menus. From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., join us for the Village Pourhouse AM Beer Brunch which features our famous French toast menu, flavored cereal milks and assorted breakfast entrees. The brunch includes a two-hour all-you-can-drink Bud and Bud Light special. The Village Pourhouse PM Beer Brunch is an authentic backyard bbq (2 p.m. to 5 p.m.) and includes hot dogs and hamburgers with different sides and condiments. Village Pourhouse Downtown: $25 for an entree and all you can drink special. Village Pourhouse Uptown: $20 for an entree and all you can drink special.
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The Great Hot Dog Cookoff
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If you love hot dogs—either cooking them or eating them, or probably both—show up at the Kelso Brewery for today's Great Hot Dog Cookoff, for as many hot dogs and pints of beer as you find pleasurable to consume on a warm July afternoon. Drop your name in a hat to compete, or just hang out and eat and drink while raising money for City Harvest.
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Sticky and Sweet Friday
Stay - Friday Jul 24, 2009 9:00 pm
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Featuring the Honeydippers with special guest DJ DJT_ELLE. $10 open bar from 9-10pm! Otherwise, no cover!
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Darts and Drafts
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This weekly affair is about as plain and relaxed as can be. Yes, there might be occasional yelling—but with a darts competition going on all night, that’s to be expected. However, if you’re one who’s inclined to throw, this is a winner for you: free darts all night plus $3 drafts from 7 p.m.-4 a.m. Furthermore, if you're an ex-pat or just a fan of Irish sports, this venue offers all Setanta athletic programming…and yes, that includes darts as well.
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