Upcoming: Public events tagged with "drinks"

Dec 18, 2009: Simple Groove ROCKS The Liberty Tavern Restaurant at The Liberty Tavern Restaurant

Mon, 19 Oct 2009 03:51:33 -0700

Simple Groove ROCKS The Liberty Tavern Restaurant

732-738-4100

The Liberty Tavern Restaurant is a bar and restaurant with Excellent Charcoal Grilled 1/2 LB. Burgers, Great Onion Rings, Ex. Buffalo Wings (Frank's Hot Sauce), Pitchers of Beer, Great Crinkle Cut Fries, Ex. Thin Crust Personal Pizza, V.G. Steak-Um Style Cheese Steak, VG. Chicken Fingers. If you?re looking for a decent fueling station with moderate prices, Liberty Tavern Restaurant is right on the money.

Directions:

From the South: GSP to exit 127 and follow RTE 9 for a very short time and take the exit for CR-501 towards Fords. This is St. Georges Ave. Go under the Parkway and at the 3rd block on the right you will see the Liberty Tavern Restaurant on the corner of Liberty St.

From the North: GSP to exit 129 towards RTE 9. Follow the signs for CR-501 to Fords. This puts you on St. Georges Ave. At the 3rd block on the right you will see the Liberty Tavern Restaurant on the corner of Liberty St.

Dec 19, 2009: Simple Groove ROCKS The RaceZone at The RaceZone

Tue, 20 Oct 2009 03:50:48 -0700

Simple Groove ROCKS The RaceZone

Rob's Birthday Bash!

732-251-2332

3 Miles from Raceway Park. Enjoy any sporting event at the ZONE with 10 TV's and the NFL Package. EVERY MONDAY IS "BLUE MOONDAYS" $2.50 BLUE MOONS EVERY THURSDAY IS "THIRSTY THURSDAY" HAPPY HOUR UNTIL 9:00pm. Live Bands on "Friday Night Lights" 7:00pm - Close $2.00 Coors Light Pints. Every Wednesday Is Karaoke with PERFECT CHOICE ENTERTAINMENT, $2.00 Coors Light Pints, Pizza and Beer Combo Special(Large Pitcher of Coors Light & Large Plain Pie for $17.00). Phil says the Pizza is "messy but really good"!!

Directions:

From the South: GSP to exit 105 to RTE 18 North, travel 21 miles and take the U-Turn jug-handle at Rues Lane and make a Left and take RTE 18 South. Take the third exit and bear Right on Englishtown Road (RTE 527 South). The RaceZone is under a mile ahead on your Left.

From the North: Turnpike South to exit 9. RTE 18 South for 5 miles and take a Right on RTE 527 South towards Englishtown. The RaceZone is under a mile ahead on your left.

Nov 14, 2009: Singles Dinner for Six – Ages 50s&60s at Animal

Thu, 22 Oct 2009 02:23:24 -0700

Explore different restaurants each month while getting to know other singles in the age group of your choice . . . so even if there's no love connection you'll still have a wonderful time. You'll order off the menu and receive separate checks for your purchases. Our website allows you to view the profiles of those registered for each dinner, tracks who you've dined with so you meet new people every time, and then let's you send a private message to those you've dined with afterward.

For current space availability, to see who's going, and to register please visit our website at www.TastyLA.com

This week join us at Animal

"“Meat decadence” is the theme of this “trendy”, midpriced stop on Fairfax where Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo’s “fearless” American menu celebrates beef, offal and “all things pork” in a wide array of “exceptional” offerings (think foie gras with biscuits and gravy and bacon-coated chocolate bars); an “eager” staff eases the way with ordering, so “deafening acoustics” and “spare” surroundings notwithstanding, carnivores claim they’d “return in a heartbeat.”" - Zagat.com
""Just be wild. Come to the restaurant dressed as you wish. Order, drink what you want, and even eat with your fingers if that pleases you." This is the motto of chefs Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo, and the explanation behind the name of their first restaurant venture. They've been a team for ten years, and have cooked in Florida and at other restaurants in LA, catered, and traveled the world discovering other cuisines. The minimalist décor is composed of natural elements: beech wood tables, ash banquettes, a copper-topped bar, brewed green tea-colored walls. There is no sign on the street; the twosome preferred to spend their dollars on food and dishware. And indeed, let us now talk about the cuisine. They are having fun changing the menu daily; either the produce or the preparation of an ingredient that might have been on the day before, all seasonal and fresh for an interesting comfort foodexperience. Start with melted petit basque (ewe cheese) with chorizo to spread on toasted garlic bread; an heirloom tomato salad seasoned with pickled onions, fresh garbanzo beans, feta and kalamata olives; mustard-crusted sweetbreads on a bed of jambalaya shrimp rice; or soft shell crab with pork belly. The pair likes to mix fish and meat, as in the two aforementioned starters, or in the grilled halibut with bacon and lima beans. The flat iron steak is topped with corn with an unusual poblano vinaigrette, a fun wake-up call for your palate. But the pièce de résistance is the impressive 109 (a butcher's term for a Tomahawk rib-eye chop) for two with a foie gras sauce. Chocolate fans will like the jar of chocolate pudding and will love the bacon (yes, and homemade) chocolate crunch bar with crème anglaise. Other desserts are made of fresh organic fruits, therefore changing according to the season. Shook is in charge of the wine and buys no more than 24 bottles of any given label. It's an ever-changing global mix, served by the glass, carafe or bottle." - Gayot.com

Nov 12, 2009: Wine Tasting at the Crowne Plaza Hotel at Crowne Plaza Redondo Beach Hotel

Wed, 28 Oct 2009 13:29:22 -0700

SouthBayEvents.com and the Crowne Plaza Hotel present a wine and food tasting event! 4 wineries from Napa Valley and Paso Robles will be present, pouring samples and discussing the different wines. Dozens of appetizers will be served throughout the evening, as well as a dessert carousel with champagne and dessert wines. Held at the Seascape Ballroom & Outdoor Patio, adjacent to Splash Bistro in Redondo Beach. Tickets must be purchased by November 9, only at the link below. More details on the site!

Jan 9, 2010: Simple Groove ROCKS The Brickhouse at The Brickhouse

Tue, 10 Nov 2009 04:00:37 -0700

Simple Groove ROCKS The Brickhouse

Happy New Year!!

732-254-8899

(Formerly the Stadium): The Brickhouse is an upscale sports bar with excellent food and 13 HD TV's. Come in for the 2 for $20 dinner specials before the band plays! Enjoy $2 BUD & BUD LITE bottles during METS AND YANKEES GAMES. Saturday Specials: $1 Off Shots 12pm-7pm; $1 Off Bottles 3pm-7pm; ** Dinners 2 for $20 from 6pm-9pm **; Saturday Night LIVE MUSIC from 9pm-1am; No Cover Charge!

Directions:

From the South: GSP to the Cheesequake Service Area (mile 123), cut through the Commuter Parking Lot at the center/North side of the service area, and make a Left on CR-615 (BORDENTOWN RD), pass RTE 9, then make a Right on ERNSTON RD (CR-673) and a Left on WASHINGTON RD (RTE 535). Go for 2 mi and you'll see The Stadium on your right.

From the North: GSP TO EXIT 124 towards South Amboy and make a Left on MAIN ST and then an immediate Right on WASHINGTON RD (RTE 535). Go for just over 3 miles and you'll see The Stadium on your right.