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Food & Drink
The Weekend Guide
Food & Drink
Pourtal
Glass half empty? Fix it yourself at this Enomatic wine bar with 40 ever-changing wines to try by the ounce. Plate half empty? You’ll have to order from the tasting menu for that.
Entertainment
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Entertainment
The BottleNeck Lounge
Game nights and great Bloody Marys garnished with snacks. What else could a friendly lush want? We’re not name calling. Just telling you what’s to love about this neighborhood haunt.
Fashion
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Entertainment
The Weekend Guide
Fashion
The Weekend Guide
Food & Drink
Turn, Turn, Turn
Entertainment
The Weekend Guide
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The Weekend Guide
Entertainment
The Setai
Miami Beach’s stellar hotel, where East meets West, spa services abound and restaurants dish up a blend of sushi and steak.
Fashion
The Weekend Guide
Entertainment
The Weekend Guide
Entertainment
The Weekend Guide
Food & Drink
City Winery
Want a robust sauvignon blanc from the Manhattan region? Get it at this gigantic winery/event space/restaurant. Hear live music while you sip one of the many wines by the glass, or sit down for small bites from a Mediterranean/Middle Eastern menu. The ambitious can become barrel owners to create their own vino.
Food & Drink
Blake's on the Park
Tater tots and ta-tas. At least that’s what the regulars (and anyone looking for potent cocktails, dance remixes, and some of the best shows in the city) swear by.
Entertainment
The Weekend Guide
Food & Drink
The Weekend Guide
Travel
Going Bananas
Entertainment
Told You Sew
Entertainment
The Society Pages
Entertainment
Sew L.A.
A fabric store with modern style and a lab full of sewing machines you can rent by the hour for a quick solo mission or popular multisession series like dressmaking or hand-stitchery.
Food & Drink
Beautifull Girls
Home
No Weeping for Willow
Food & Drink
Hey, Tea, You’re So Fine
Entertainment
O, Caplan!
Entertainment
A Toast to Mom
Food & Drink
Vino Vidi Vici
Fashion
The Graduate
Fashion
The Nanny Diaries
Food & Drink
Steak 954
Get Starr-y eyed at the famous Philly restaurateur’s refined palace for meatheads. Seafoodies will flip over the fifteen-foot fish tank and impressive raw selection. But our money’s on the $100 cheesesteak, with Kobe rib eye, black truffles, Taleggio cheese, and foie gras.
Food & Drink
Nice to Meat You
Food & Drink
Speaking in Tongues
Fashion
Fruit of the Loom
Food & Drink
Hair Saloon
Entertainment
Word to Your Mother
Fashion
Bundle of Lloyd
Beauty
Slim Shady
Fashion
Silk Stocking
Entertainment
Music to Your Ears
Beauty
A Raw Deal
Fashion
Jedal Italian Fashion
Strappy Giuseppe Zanottis, snakeskin Les Tropeziennes pumps, and crystal-embellished heels and bags are an ode to Italian style.
Entertainment
The Great Send-Off
Fashion
J’Adore, Jedal
Kids
Meyerson Symphony Center
Home of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, the Turtle Creek Chorale, the Dallas Wind Symphony, and the Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra. The I.M. Pei-constructed building hosts family-friendly concerts and events throughout the year.
Food & Drink
Flour Power
Food & Drink
Fresh Catch
Kids
Smash Cake
The bakery/cafe sells the same delicious vegan and organic goods (banana fudge brownies, sticky buns, fruit parfaits), as its sister spot, Bleeding Heart Bakery. But it trumps it in family fun, with weekly storytelling and free cupcakes for kids on their birthdays.