My husband is planning a bachelor party for his bff. He doesn't want to hold it at a stereotypical place like one of the big steakhouses. But he's so busy at work that I have volunteered to find a cool and unusual spot. What do you suggest?
xo, EG
Kudos to you for offering to plan it. Here are a few suggestions to fit all different tastes - you can combine them or use them for inspiration. Either way, keep us posted!
1. For the thrill seeker - Trapeze lessons (outdoors at Pier 40 and indoors at W 30th St) or Sailing lessons (Chelsea Piers and Jersey City).
2. For the thrill seeker that prefers to be closer to the ground - The Golf Club at Chelsea Piers then hit The Chelsea Brewing Company which in addition to the great view has a cigar lounge or the recently opened Brooklyn Bowl (61 Wythe Ave., Brooklyn) which features 16 lanes, grub from Blue Ribbon, local beers, and live music.
3. Seinfeld Reality Tour - we heard Kenny Kramer is hysterical.
4. Unique Spots - Take a tour of City Winery, do a wine and cheese pairing in the private room, and then head upstairs for dinner and live music or check out 675 Bar in the former Level V spot which is exactly the type of venue we image best friends forever hang out.
5. Skip steak, try a tasting menu at one of these restaurants - Bouley, Cru, Morimoto, Spice Market, Bond St, or wd~50. Sit in a private room and indulge.
Still want more options? Check out the other posts on this blog for recommendations including speakeasies and other hidden gems. Happy Planning!
Thanks for the amazing ideas. Starting to wonder how I can score an invite to the festivities.
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