In town 3/17-3/20

[Steve Edmunds]

I'm in Manhattan for the Bowler tasting, which is on the 19th, and am told I'll be pouring on the 18th at Chambers St, if anyone wants to check out most recent stuff. Hope I may see some familiar faces.

 

[Jeff Grossman]

originally posted by Steve Edmunds:
the Bowler tasting

Hat's nice.

 

[scottreiner]

originally posted by Steve Edmunds:
In town 3/17-3/20I'm in Manhattan for the Bowler tasting, which is on the 19th, and am told I'll be pouring on the 18th at Chambers St, if anyone wants to check out most recent stuff. Hope I may see some familiar faces.

Want to jeeb on the night of the 17th?

 

[Steve Edmunds]

can we grab some seats in the tavern at Gramercy? Or maybe do Trestle?

 

[Jay Miller]

I'll be in Hong Kong for your visit :(. Jeebus, I'm missing everyone this month.

 

[Jeff Grossman]

Hong Kong Phooey!

 

[scottreiner]

originally posted by Steve Edmunds:
can we grab some seats in the tavern at Gramercy? Or maybe do Trestle?

Perfect. I arrive at 5:47 at Laguardia, I can come directly to either.

 

[scottreiner]

originally posted by Jay Miller:
I'll be in Hong Kong for your visit :(. Jeebus, I'm missing everyone this month.

Make sure you have dinner at Victoria Seafood at the Sun Hung Kai Center.

 

[Jay Miller]

originally posted by scottreiner:

originally posted by Jay Miller:
I'll be in Hong Kong for your visit :(. Jeebus, I'm missing everyone this month.

Make sure you have dinner at Victoria Seafood at the Sun Hung Kai Center.

Thanks, I'll add it to the list of recommendations. I'm starting to think that Hong Kong is nothing but restaurants. Though everyone always adds the caveat that all the really great chefs moved to Canada.

Recs for things to do other than eat are welcome (and in much shorter supply). We already know about horse racing in Happy Valley on Wednesdays, Hollywood Road for antiques and galleries, the flea market area, the Big Buddha and the water park.

 

[scottreiner]

originally posted by Jay Miller:

originally posted by scottreiner:

originally posted by Jay Miller:
I'll be in Hong Kong for your visit :(. Jeebus, I'm missing everyone this month.

Make sure you have dinner at Victoria Seafood at the Sun Hung Kai Center.

Thanks, I'll add it to the list of recommendations. I'm starting to think that Hong Kong is nothing but restaurants. Though everyone always adds the caveat that all the really great chefs moved to Canada.

Recs for things to do other than eat are welcome (and in much shorter supply). We already know about horse racing in Happy Valley on Wednesdays, Hollywood Road for antiques and galleries, the flea market area, the Big Buddha and the water park.

Lot's of world class karaoke joints...

 

[MLipton]

originally posted by Jay Miller:

originally posted by scottreiner:

originally posted by Jay Miller:
I'll be in Hong Kong for your visit :(. Jeebus, I'm missing everyone this month.

Make sure you have dinner at Victoria Seafood at the Sun Hung Kai Center.

Thanks, I'll add it to the list of recommendations. I'm starting to think that Hong Kong is nothing but restaurants. Though everyone always adds the caveat that all the really great chefs moved to Canada.

Recs for things to do other than eat are welcome (and in much shorter supply). We already know about horse racing in Happy Valley on Wednesdays, Hollywood Road for antiques and galleries, the flea market area, the Big Buddha and the water park.

You need a new suit, Jay? World class tailors there, or at least there used to be.

Mark Lipton

 

[Jay Miller]

originally posted by MLipton:

originally posted by Jay Miller:

originally posted by scottreiner:

originally posted by Jay Miller:
I'll be in Hong Kong for your visit :(. Jeebus, I'm missing everyone this month.

Make sure you have dinner at Victoria Seafood at the Sun Hung Kai Center.

Thanks, I'll add it to the list of recommendations. I'm starting to think that Hong Kong is nothing but restaurants. Though everyone always adds the caveat that all the really great chefs moved to Canada.

Recs for things to do other than eat are welcome (and in much shorter supply). We already know about horse racing in Happy Valley on Wednesdays, Hollywood Road for antiques and galleries, the flea market area, the Big Buddha and the water park.

You need a new suit, Jay? World class tailors there, or at least there used to be.

Mark Lipton

I thought of that but I wear a suit maybe once a year these days. Even went so far as to pick out a tailor before admitting that it would be throwing money away.

 

[Larry Stein]

Jay, the Iversons were in HK very recently. You might want to PM Thor for dining suggestions.

 

[Jay Miller]

originally posted by Larry Stein:
Jay, the Iversons were in HK very recently. You might want to PM Thor for dining suggestions.

thanks, but I have enough dining suggestions for 3 months in HK.

 

[Yixin]

And you didn't ask me. Your own fault if you get poisoned.

 

[Rahsaan]

Unfortunately I will be out of town as well. Although in North Carolina, which is a shade less exotic than Hong Kong and delicious in very different ways.

 

[Jeff Grossman]

So, where's the jeeb?

 

[scottreiner]

originally posted by Jeff Grossman:
So, where's the jeeb?

i'm open, what say you, Steve?

 

[scottreiner]

originally posted by Jeff Grossman:
So, where's the jeeb?

i'm open, what say you, Steve?

 

[Steve Edmunds]

How about Trestle? I hear it's going to be fairly cool that evening. I've also had recommendation not to go out in NY on St. Patrick's; any truth to that?