Since the recession began some restaurants have been toying with the "pay what you want" concept (most notably Panera Bread) but now the trend is making its way to Williamsburg. Starting on November 4th Paula Douralas, the owner of the Santorini Grill in Williamsburg, is going to be offering a "Greek Bailout" at her restaurant, where diners will be able to pay what they want. Right now she's planning on only doing it for a month but she tells us that "if it pays my bills I'm not stopping." Hungry occupiers who don't dig the free grub down on Wall Street should love this.
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Williamsburg Restaurant Starting "Pay What You Want" Policy
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FUNDRAISER: It's the 3rd Annual Summer, Sex and Spirits cocktail and shopping extravaganza. Planned Parenthood of New York City (PPNYC), in conjunction with Brooklyn Indie Market join forces for the fundraiser, "an evening of mixing and mingling with retail therapy!" There will be $4 drink specials, 1/2 price sangria pitchers, a deejay and a giveaway...we're also guessing everyone will walk away with at least one free condom.
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EVENT: Charles Ray, who is thirty years deep in the art world, will be at the New School tonight for a Public Art Fund talk. The leader of the "conceptual realism" movement with a "lively, self-deprecating sense of humor" will discuss his "virtuoso craftsmanship" and his depiction of "familiar elements of everyday life and modern art in disarmingly altered ways."
Quirky new musical opens Playwrights fall season
As we enjoy these last dog days of summer, savvy New Yorkers know that it's not too early to think about ordering tickets for some of the cool shows arriving on the fall theater scene, just around the corner.
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