Ideas for a bachelorette party- pommery ice restaurant?

[isabella.g]

I'm organizing a bachelorette party in mid-Feb. It's not just a few girlfriends getting together. The guest list also includes the bride's and groom's moms and his two sisters. I don't know them very well, so I don't want to do anything too crazy, but something fun and celebratory. The groom's family is coming from Italy and witnessing winter for the first time. I was thinking about bringing them to the ice restaurant, anyone been? Is it worth it? Any other ideas? We are a group of about 6-10 women.

[Ruthie789]

This was featured in the Globe and Mail today, January 23, 2013 in the Globe Life section, titled A very cool dining experience.

[kpzoo]

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/f...

[Ruthie789]

It sounds fun. If that venue is not open why not try something from a regional restaurant that has tasting menus?

[Fintastic]

If it's still standing after last week's thaw it seems like it might be memorable, at the very least. Given that it must use a portable kitchen, I can't imagine that food would be exceptional, especially when $69 can get you some great 3-course meals in the city, but maybe just for the novelty?

Has anyone actually tried this place?

[andyse7en]

I might be going on Feb 2 to check it out...