Saturday, February 20, 2010
Heaven at Hyde Park Bar and Grill
We love Hyde Park Bar and Grill and had not been in a month of Sundays, so off we went to split a burger and a whole order of fries. The fries used to be the reason to go, but tonight we discovered the most amazing thing. Homemade marshmellows. They came with a wonderful Hot Chocolate Cake. Words fail me. Greg's quote had something to do with the realization of what marshmellows can be. Heaven on earth!
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On behalf of Hyde Park Bar & Grill, thank you, Honey Bee! do you most often visit the location on Duval? (Please tell me you're also in our Frequent Diner club -- it's free and you earn points to get $ off your meals.)
We do go to the Duva; location. I don't know about the Frequent Diner club....sounds like we need to, though!
Frequent Diner is super easy and free. Just ask your waiter or bartender. They sign you up, you get a card (but they'll look you up if at anytime you don't have it with you). Let them know you're a member anytime you come and it tracks your non-alcohol purchases (we can't legally "reward" alcohol -- as our bartender Joyce says "it's Frequent Diner, not Frequent Winer!"). Once you hit $100, you get $10 off your next tab! Plus Frequent Diners get an email newsletter about once a month with special offers, info on events -- this month our FD's got a chance to buy tickets before the general public to one of the Broadway Across America Shows. We have cool art openings, too, at Duval, we have book receptions in the works and music at the Westgate location.
Just occurred to me -- do y'all have the kind of quilt work that would make for a quilt art show sometime? We regularly feature regional artists in both our locations. Contact Anne Ducote - aducote@austin.rr.com. She books WAY in advance so there's plenty of time to get your work together if it's something she thinks would work. hydeparkbarandgrill@gmail.com
We do traditional quilts, but we do have a teacher whose art quilts would show fabulously at Hyde Park. I will pass on the info to her - her name is Andrea Brokenshire.
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