Paint and Sip at Pinot's Palette Our wine and painting parties include everything you need for girls' night out or date night. From the seasoned painter to the newbie, these painting classes have something for everyone! What others are saying about Pinot's Palette Paint & SipWe love it so much, we keep coming back. Such great instruction, it's hard to not leave with a masterpiece. And the service is top-notch. Everyone at Pinot's Palette genuinely wants you to have a fantastic time. — Maria Agnes Guieb, Naperville, IL This is SUCH A FUN thing to do! I went on Sunday afternoon and we had a ball. I recommend it to everyone. The teachers are awesome, and make it very fun and relaxing. — Karen C. – Houston, TX I absolutely loved this particular painting experience! It was fun, easy to follow and the speed of institutions were perfect. I did a date night with my honey and we both loved it. I've done other paint events and this one is by far the best.

— Michelle J., Fresno, CA We had a wonderful time sipping and painting, though I'm definitely not that talented of an artist! The instructor was great and walks you through all of the steps. Great way to spend a birthday with the ladies! — Alexis W., Philadelphia, PA Had my daughter's 11th Birthday there. We were happy with the place, very organized, fun for kids, well managed, staff is very friendly. Everybody left with wonderful memories. Thank you Pinot's Palette. — Tetyana V., Buffalo Grove, IL Elegant yet inviting, the beautifully appointed guest rooms at our San Antonio hotel provide the perfect welcome to Texas Hill Country. Independent LivingAssisted LivingMemory Care Senior and Assisted Living in Katy, Texas Just 30 miles west of Houston in the charming town of Katy, Texas, is a senior living community with elegant surroundings, comfortable amenities and warm, friendly neighbors. Atria Cinco Ranch offers a lifestyle focused on well-being, with delightful dining experiences, engaging events and discreet support from a 24-hour staff.

And because we take care of the cooking, cleaning and home maintenance, our residents have more time to pursue their passions – and discover new ones. Enjoy a morning workout before meeting friends for a chef-prepared brunch. Join an outing to the Katy Heritage Museum. Or simply relax at the wine bar and catch up with your neighbors. At Atria, the choice is always yours. For older adults facing the challenges of Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, Atria Cinco Ranch offers Life Guidance® memory care. Residents benefit from a welcoming, secure environment with specially trained caregivers who focus on each individual's strengths, celebrate their successes and help them continue to live a fulfilling life. We’ve wrapped marinated shrimp with jicama mango slaw in corn tortillas, topped with a minted buttermilk drizzle, and flavorful Cuban black beans on the side. One of the items on our chalkboard right now… where each restaurant features their neighborhood’s favorite seafood dishes using seasonal ingredients and the freshest fish.

North Sea salmon has a horseradish crust and creole mustard cream, alongside buttermilk mashed potatoes and sugar snap peas… only on the chalkboard through April! Our self-declared World Famous Oyster Nachos are unlike anything you’ve ever tried. We start with fried oysters, homemade chipotle tartar sauce and fresh pico de gallo. best wine bar nyc midtownLove ‘em or we’ll buy ‘em!wine bar la mescita Our bar is welcoming, relaxed & friendly – just what a neighborhood bar should be! lg wine smart h410Cold beer, classic cocktails and great wine are part of the Fish City Grill experience. In addition to the menu, each restaurant features their neighborhood’s favorite seafood dishes on the chalkboard using seasonal ingredients and fresh seafood.

Check it out – the chalkboard specials change twice a day!The "bum wine" has many names: street wine, brown bag wine, wino wine, fortified wine or twist-cap wine (although a lot of decent wines have twist caps now, too). They all, however, have a few things things in common: a price tag under $5, an alcohol content around 18 percent and the promise of a mallet-to-the-skull hangover. The unfortunate latter fact aside, very cheap wines have their place, mostly with young drinkers, but not always. "It's not only college kids buying really cheap wine these days," says Mark Nord, the owner of Downer Wines and Spirits, 2638 N. Downer Ave. "A lot of people are buying them these days." For the uber-economical vino shopper, Nord recommends a $4.99 bottle called Broke Ass, which comes in red or white. "It's not bad," he says. But more classic bum wines include MD 20/20, Night Train, Thunderbird, Wild Irish Rose and Cisco. Here's a brief description of each. MD 20/20, often simply referred to as "Mad Dog" even though the MD really stands for "Mogen David," is bottled by the 20/20 wine company in Westfield, New York.

There are seven or eight fruity flavors to choose from, but try the "Red Grape Wine" or the "Banana Red" but be careful. At 18 percent alcohol by volume, this dog bites back pretty damn hard. Night Train Express, the bastard child of E&J Gallo Winery, falls on the bad beverage spectrum somewhere between Nyquil and Kool-Aid. At 17.5 percent alcohol, it's definitely not for kids, but it is, however, a choo-choo wreck waiting to happen. Thunderbird, also an E&J Gallo secret, was described by one drinker as tasting like "what your hand smells like after you pump gas." Like Night Train, it has an alcohol content of 17.5 percent and it definitely puts the "ill" in swill. Cisco is very sweet, and yet, it is neither a wine cooler nor a baby's medication. Bottled by the Centerra Wine Company, some flavors have as little as 13.9 percent alcohol. Still not a good beverage to serve at your daughter's "I Carly" sleepover pizza party, however. Sure, Wild Irish Rose is bright red and pungent, there's nothing floral about "Wild I."