One of the best Happy Hour destinations in town Tuesday -Friday from 4:00p.m to 6:00p.m. There is something for every diner - from a traditional dining experience with simply prepared fish to a multi-course experience of shareable small plates.
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Our full raw bar features several different varieties of oysters and rare delicacies such as and O-toro fatty tuna, Uni, Imperial Golden Ossetra caviar, soft shell crab, and local stone crab claws when available. The Reserve Experience features access to exclusive rare and fine wines (90 point and above) from the private collections of members of The Wine Group, paired with high-end culinary creations from The Embassy Club, Aura Restaurant & Lounge, The Cheese Shop, and Chellie's Sugar Shack for $125 per person.1751 offers seasonally inspired menus featuring the highest quality seafood and meats available from the local Gulf coast and beyond. in Des Moines, for $50 in advance, $60 at the door for the Grand Showcase. at the Des Moines Marriott Downtown, 700 Grand Ave. More: Where to go around Des Moines for fish fries during Lent Help out the opera with food and wineįriday night: Help out the Des Moines Metro Opera while sampling food and drink from 36 area restaurants, caterers, wineries, breweries and distilleries during the Wine, Food & Beer Showcase. Suite 100, Des Moines, dives into the Friday fish fry tradition with its own dish: a scratch-made, beer-battered cod platter with subtly sweet Georgia peach slaw, french fries served with a tangy New Orleans-style remoulade, and a biscuit for $24.50. Tupelo Honey donates $1 from every Friday fish fry ordered to the Hope+Elim Church, located in Des Moines’ Drake neighborhood. New restaurant alert: Get to know the rotisserie birds at Panka Peruvian Chicken, now open near Drake Eat at a fish fryįriday evening: Tupelo Honey Southern Kitchen & Bar, 665 Grand Ave. The show is open Friday from 3 to 9 p.m., Saturday from 9 a.m. For $12 for adults or a $20 wristband for all three days, you can check out hunting and fishing outfitters, attend seminars and take part in activities for kids. More: 23 winter concerts and shows in central Iowa spanning Dionne Warwick to Broadway's 'Six' Get ready for hunting and fishing seasonįriday afternoon: You can try out the latest in archery equipment, pick up some new hunting gear, and so much more during the Iowa Deer Classic at the Iowa Events Center, 730 Third St., Des Moines, starting on Friday. show at 1501 Woodland Ave., Des Moines, go for $45 to $89 online at.
Thursday night: Rockers Three Dog Night take the stage at Hoyt Sherman Place with their hits including “Mama Told Me (Not To Come),” “Joy to the World,” “Black and White,” “Shambala,” and “One.” Tickets for the 7:30 p.m. More: 9 special occasion restaurants in Des Moines for celebrating birthdays, anniversaries Get the scoop on Des Moines Arts Festival The restaurant that used to be The Spot food truck also holds a happy hour from 3 to 6 p.m. Thursday afternoon: Head to a great jumping off point for a night in the Western Gateway neighborhood, where you can snag a $12 burger and a draft beer at The Walnut, 1417 Walnut St. Have a brunch or happy hour we should feature? Drop us a line at Grab a burger or a happy hour special This week, we add a happy hour and a brunch to our weekly roundup of fun things to do in Des Moines. Get out of the house and explore all the Des Moines has going on this weekend. The first weekend in March brings a bevy of opportunities to help out the arts or the opera, along with a chance to stock up for hunting and fishing season, a fish fry for Lent, a punk rock show, and a chance to kids to sing and dance in Spanish and English.
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