25th (MALE) Birthday Ideas? HELP!
Hey Guys,
My boyfriend is turning 25 and I want to throw him an awesome birthday party.
I just need some ideas of places to go!
He does not like dancing, so any club/ lounge is out.
Unless its more of an upscale lounge where dancing isnt the main focal point.
Or a live band would work too..
We went to the Beir Markt (on Espenade) last year, and he LOVED it.
I just dont want to do the same thing twice in a row.
So maybe something with the same theme?
The place will need to accommodate a party/ table for about 20-25 people.
Basically Im looking for good food, good beer, and a nice atmostphere.
(Dont want it to be infested with lame kids who cant hold their alcohol).
Ideas please!!
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PJ O'Briens is rather nice and they have a private event space upstairs that would probably work (it is just like a little pub all to yourselves). The main rooms are friendly and the taps good. Live music is available Fridays and Saturdays.
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Wvrst? Open concept and can be loud though. Good taps selection, great sausages. Not sure if it's the right vibe though.
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re: c_snapper
Marben operates more like a restaurant. If you can tell them exactly how many people are coming and when then they don't do very well. I went with a bunch of people from work and they actually told us they couldn't manage. btw I love Marben but not for a rowdy group that will likely have people coming late, leaving early, or not showing at all.
I would break it up. Try something like L'Ouvier (http://louvrier.ca/) since they have large tables and can deal with groups. They also have a pretty good bar at the back. Then you can wander over to Get Well (http://getwellbar.com/) for craft beer and good music.
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re: ComerDemonio
Thanks ComerDemonio & C_Snapper!
Marben's menu looks delicious. Are you suggesting that it wont be good for a big crowd? Or to let them know ahead of time/ make reservations to make sure that they can manage?
I do like the idea of breaking it up. It makes sense for whomever wants to just hang out and eat, and those friends who just want to hang out and dirnk.
Not sure if I like the menu at L'Ouvier.
As for Get Well; theres not much info on their website, is there a band or a Dj? and does it get overly crowded on Saturdays?-
re: guarini
Marben is a sit down restaurant. You absolutely have to have reservations for a Saturday night and I don't often see large groups unless they are taking the entire back half of the restaurant (as happened this past Sunday evening). The food at Marben is fantastic.
L'Ouvier has good but not great food. I mentioned it because they have quite a few large round tables and seem to handle groups on a regular basis. The menu is interesting ... a pretty decent looking burger and a bunch of dishes with asian flavours.
I mentioned Get Well because of the beer selection. Music is not live but it is a fairly big place and you shouldn't have an issue getting in or having to squeeze into a corner. Friendly place with old style pinball machines and a giant rabbit.
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