Saturday
Headed over to the Magritte Exhibit at LACMA... I really enjoyed the exhibit....definitely worth the $15 for my ticket. The museum's employees all wore bowler hats, and the carpets, ceilings, doorways, and columns were tricked out, Magritte style.....I was a little disappointed that the Son of Man painting wasn't on display....I found out at the museum that it is privately owned.
Then it was off to Social Hollywood for a pre-dinner drink and a light appetizer. The Lollipop Chicken Wings are finger lickin' good!... I was at Social last August, and it was definitely the hot spot in Hollywood. The bar was a mad house and there were pretty people everywhere you looked. But nothing lasts forever. The bar scene on Saturday was very relaxed.
Social is HUGE and the Moroccan decor really works. I love the ambiance there.
Then we headed on over to Dolce for dinner . Dolce is owned by a group of celebs including, Ashton Kutcher, Dule Hill (Charlie on "The West Wing"), and Jamie Kennedy.
Next stop was the Abbey. We got there around 10:00 and it was already packed... A good time is always had at the Abbey, but after a couple drinks, we decided to get the hell outta there and head on over to Bin 8945.
Bin 8945 is a Bistro that serves oysters and ceviche, along with quite a selection of European & Caribbean tapas plates. It's great for early evening, pre-theater, regular dinner and late evening dinner choices. The full menu is available from opening until 1:30 AM. They have a nice wine selection, innovative cocktail menu, 16 world class sakes, and unique beers. The kitchen sent out a little sampler plate for us to try. Classy move!
Sunday
Recovered from Saturday night...then, cleaned house from top to bottom, ran errands, did laundry, futzed around in the garden, then got really sad at the realization that Monday would be here in the morning.
2 comments:
J'adore The Abbey! Watch out for their apple martinis!
Was the 'rose lady' there?
That's my favorite spot in WeHo...for all the delicious, buff, drop dead gorgeous men that are there, the attitude is VERY minimal...and my drink of choice at the Abbey is the raspberry martini!
Yes, the rose lady was there...she's a sweetie!
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