Showing posts with label camp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label camp. Show all posts

Friday, March 2, 2012

Party at Camp.


Camp, a bar at 179 Smith Street, is one of our favorites. It has a woodsy cabin theme with lots of dark wood, brick and a fireplace. That along with the fact that you can make your own smores, play big buck hunter, and have a board game night with your friends, makes for a warm and cozy atmosphere and is aptly named. Well, this Saturday, March 3rd, they're having a party. They normally have a great selection of music but this weekend they're doing something special. They're promising British rock, freakbeat, northern soul, and rare groove at this party called Move on Up. No word on what time this all starts but we're assuming it'll go on throughout the night. Go get you fill of brit rock while roasting a marshmallow or two!

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Tuesday Night Recession Specials: For Those of You Who Are Thirsty. . . .

If an outdoor movie isn't your thing, we here at Realty Collective have dug up a few other Tuesday night "recession specials" to get you out of your apartment and out enjoying the neighborhood. Here are a few ideas:


1. 1/2 price Bottles of Wine @ Apt 138:

Head on down to Smith St. for a delicious dinner and a half-price bottle of wine (or two). Apt 138 has an eclectic menu which is sure to please even the pickiest of eaters ranging from sliders to pressed sandwiches, seared scallops and home-made meatloaf. After your belly is satisfied, head on down to the Bklyn Group's other Smith St. property Camp, for Tuesday Night Karaoke. While you're there be sure to enjoy their signature make-your-own S'mores for dessert (complete with an open flame for melting), play a few board games, and try your best at Big Buck Hunter, awww yeah!

2. Pint Night at Brazen Head

Stop on in this Atlantic Ave. fave for a pint of your favorite brew. All Drafts (incl. cask ales) are only $3.75 all day/night!

3. $5 PBR and Jim Beam Shot at Canal Bar

Canal Bar is located on the 3rd avenue stretch of new-ish bars and restaurants in the ever-gentrifying Gowanus area of Brooklyn, steps away from the infamous canal. And I mean really, who doesn't want a shot of Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey to wash down their can of PBR on a Tuesday? Sounds like an amazing recession special to me!