Showing posts with label drinks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drinks. Show all posts

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Top of the Hub

One of Boston's finest dining destinations is definitely the Top of the Hub restaurant on the top of the Prudential Center. I probably had the best dinner of my life there.

This location is great for an amazing dinner or delicious cocktails with your girlfriend or boyfriend. Your partner will never forget this time.

Soaring 52 floors above the Back Bay, the Top of the Hub offers guests a spectacular view of the Boston skyline from every table.

Besides, this restaurant is characterized by awards, outstanding cuisine, impeccable service, huge wine choice, and a sophisticated ambiance.

Make sure you make your reservaton before 6 pm that you don´t miss the sunset.

See other reviews at
Top of the Hub on Urbanspoon

Enjoy this amazing event.

Thursday, October 28, 2010

Pumpkin Carving Party

Halloween is coming. Have you already carved your pumpkins?

If not, then it´s time for a pumpkin carving party.

Call your friends, get lots of pumpkins, choose some halloween music, get some drinks and start your pumpkin carving party. Lots of friends just had amazing pumpkin parties at the weekend which I can only recommend (watch the awesome pictures).

Besides, you can make fantastic pumpkin soup and pumpkin cake out of it.

After having created your spooky pumpkins, put them in front of your house or use them as decoration for one of the great upcoming halloween parties this weekend.

So, let´s dress up and go on the streets this weekend. A lot will be going on in the Boston Area.

Happy Halloween!


(A lot is also going on in Salem, and at Fright Kingdom and Spookyworld/Nightmare New England)

Monday, October 18, 2010

The Wine Riot!

This weekend, check out The Wine Riot presented by Second Glass. Second Glass is a Boston-based company that was founded in 2006. With a small office located in Chinatown, this once side-project has really expanded. Their mission is to educate people throughout Boston about wine and encourage them to drink more of it. Their goal is to provide people with knowledge of the different styles and techniques, rather than critique wine.

This expo-style wine tasting event will be held in Boston on Friday and Saturday October 22nd and 23rd. 250 different types of wine from around the world will be available for tasting at this year's Wine Riot. Delicious food pairings from some of Boston's local restaurants will be available for under $5.00. This is a perfect way to spend a night out with colleagues, friends, or even a date. The Wine Riot prides itself on being different than "your parent's wine tasting." Featuring a DJ, Photo booth and Wine seminars, this event is appealing to the younger crowd. So whether you're new to the wine scene, or you consider yourself a wine connoisseur; buy tickets and head to Boston's Center for the Arts in the South End.


Tickets have been on sale since August 12th, so act now!! Your ticket grants you access to sample all 250 different wines, attend any of the crash course wine seminars, have your photo taken in the Second Glass photo booth, and learn tons of new wine info! Admission to Opening Night on Friday, October 22nd from 7-11PM is $55.00. Tickets for Riot One held on Saturday, October 23rd from 1-5PM are available for $45.00. Riot Two tickets are on sale for Saturday night, October 23rd from 7-11PM for $45.00 as well. All attendees must be 21 and must present valid photo identification at the event. These tickets may seem a little pricey, but this event will definitely be worth while. Try something different this weekend and you might even learn something new!


Images via here and here

Friday, October 8, 2010

Oktoberfest!

When: This Sunday is the 32nd Annual Oktoberfest and Honk! Festival Parade in Harvard Square from 12 noon until 6 pm.

Where: Harvard T stop on the Red line. Parking Garages: Harvard Square Parking Garage on Elliot St, The Church Street Parking Lot, The Holyoke Center Parking Garage, and the University Place Garage on Mt Auburn St. When in doubt, just look for the blue "P" for Public Parking. Don't count on street parking, many roads will be closed.

What: There will be six stages of live entertainment! Visit the Harvard Square website for all the details on who will be performing where. Most importantly, there will be tons and tons of international food and drinks, after all that's what Oktoberfest is all about! Sponsors include Samuel Adams, Yelp!, and FiRE + iCE. It's going to be a beautiful sunny day with a high of 63*F!




See you there!