'll be 20 of us (with children) and we’ll be ready to eat at 2.30pm. We’d also like to find somewhere to have a few drinks afterwards (either at the same place or within walking distance) - a child-friendly place... (4 replies, last updated by donnas September 29, 2008)

i wanted to get your thoughts on where to take a blind first date for drinks (somewhere between Astor place and the west village)on a wednesday night. Want a cool, sleek vibe without being too crazy (e.g. if park bar were south of... (0 replies, last updated by dude March 7, 2006)

I agree with the suggestion of the Maverick – it is really fun for drinks- but only after eating elsewhere. They might even let you have the patio if you guarantee a certain number. It’s a fun, country western themed... (6 replies, last updated by Megan June 7, 2005)

We did something that fit our theme and was meaningful to us. We served Sidecars at the tail hour, as the wedding had a formal, 20s flavor, and it was a drink I’d introduced my honey to early in our dating days that she had... (9 replies, last updated by RosemaryHoney April 3, 2009)

We’ll be at 3rd & Chestnut to check in to the hotel, then the reception is a few hours later (5:30 pm) at Ballroom at the Ben. Any suggestions for where to go for some good drinks? We’ll be in black-tip optional... (9 replies, last updated by Buckethead September 4, 2009)

. Dymphnas is nice too, although I can’t remember the price. But it was always nice when we knew we’d want a burger too. There’s a great beer garden place whose name and location elude me. I’m thinking... (2 replies, last updated by Lizard (BKLN) May 6, 2006)

I don’t know where to go. This will be my first official date with this guy. We are meeting for drinks and I need suggestions. (3 replies, last updated by kiwi March 5, 2003)

Hi everyone, my fiance and I are trying to decide where we should go for a dinner with friends and family after our wedding next March. We are staying in the Poipu area and would like to go somewhere that is fun, has good food... (0 replies, last updated by litkit May 9, 2002)

Actually, Sam Adams was the primary consideration as the domestic regular. As I mentioned, not everyone at a wedding will know/care what they are drinking. But, thanks for the dismissive/condescending assumption that all the... (51 replies, last updated by MOREKASHA March 2, 2009)

I’m looking for a barista to make espresso drinks this June at my Sunday morning wedding in Berkeley. There will be about 100 guests, not all of whom are coffee drinkers. I’ve checked with Blue Bottle and a few of the... (14 replies, last updated by zunzie January 28, 2009)

Not from the area and looking for a nice place to send newlyweds as their wedding gift. Any ideas on a romantic/unique, but somewhat inexpensive place? (7 replies, last updated by Danielle P. July 21, 2004)

I just came back from a wedding in Maui. I have never been to the Maui Prince but the Four Seasons in Wailea is gorgeous. We had drinks on the grass overlooking the beach and walked down some stairs for dinner which was also held... (4 replies, last updated by mauimolly July 15, 2007)

We are looking for a wedding venue (ceremony + dining) suitable for up to 100 people, somewhere in Toronto (or GTA) for next summer. We don’t need “posh”- just pleasant ambiance and great continental food.... (11 replies, last updated by merlot143 July 22, 2009)

Could be too far south, but easy enough to get to: We had our wedding and reception at Cafe Ba-Ba-Reeba. Everyone loved the food. We had assorted tapas passed with tails and then 2 different paellas for dinner. Open bar in the... (6 replies, last updated by amydawnech February 9, 2006)

Frankie’s on Court St. They have a private space and the food / drinks are terrific. (4 replies, last updated by Claire May 9, 2007)