Category Archives: #65
We Came Back: An Arnold Schwarzenegger Movie Marathon
We’ve run a few different movie-and-food nights over the years, each organized around different stars (of varying caliber). This year, it was Schwarzenegger’s turn. Come bask in the guilty pleasures of a 4-movie binge of 80s (and 90s) action, paired with completely over-indulgent foods! Continue reading
Filed under #65, #65-20, #66, #66-20, chinese food, ice cream, movies, south american, thai food
Hometown Homegrown, Where We Ate All Of The Things
One of our favorite yearly Pittsburgh events is Hometown Homegrown. We had a blast sampling all the local goodies and especially checking out the butchering demonstration from North Woods Ranch & Marty’s Market! Continue reading
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Filed under #65, #65-13, buy fresh buy local, wildcard
First Night? More Like Best Night!
Well, there’s nothing I like more than starting off a new year on the right track. And in this case, we started our year off by completing an Achievement the moment the clock turned to midnight (yes, I know, we … Continue reading
Our Very Special Rick Sebak Cocktail Night
Two weekends ago, in celebration of some weather that actually felt like Pittsburgh in December, we decided to have a what we referred to as Winter Yinzer Fest. Although we didn’t put a chair in a parking space or anything … Continue reading
Filed under #53, #53-11, #65, #65-11, christmas, drinking, holiday, pittsburgh, rick sebak
Our Extreme Weather-Themed Drink Night (with embarrassing video!)
You know when people say, ‘be careful what you wish for, you just might get it?’ Well, surely you will remember last week when I was talking about how much I love earthquakes and kind of sort of miss them. … Continue reading
The End Of The World In Cocktails
So, as I’m sitting here typing to our loyal fans, and not staked out in my basement with a shotgun and a can of zombie-proof roach spray (I presume the repellents necessary for both are related), I’m sure it’s evident … Continue reading