Bendy & Her Friendies V2 ... This Bar Never Closes! New Thread Started!

Status
Not open for further replies.
Elin that looked so cool and sounds like a great time :cool1: and I love the sink :goodvibes

So this is going to be a very strange night, the only kids we'll have will be all the neighborhood kids ringing the doorbell :laughing: Yep, that's right; Jon & I will be childless tonight :dance3: DD is going to a friends and DS is going to one of his friends house. Both will be gone till tomorrow. So what pairs well with halloween candy?
 
Elin that looked WONDERFUL! The eyes on your napkin did look like "the money you should be saving from Geico" !:rotfl2:

What a cool event!
 

:rotfl2::rotfl2: Great minds! I was thinking the same thing! :laughing:

Now I have that darn Rockwell song in my head " I always feel like somebody's watching me"! .. well, it's better then WISHES! :lmao:
 
/
Elin- what an event! Wish we had something like that around here. And thanks for taking the pic of the bathroom sink. I totally would have done that too. And it's gorgeous!

Happy Halloween everyone!! :upsidedow
 
I am glad I have tacky... er unique friends who would also take photos of sinks. No TinkleBarrel, sorry to say! :rotfl:
 
Last night we saw Zombieland ... very funny and very gross, too. If you liked Shaun of the Dead I think you will also like Zombieland. We thought it highly entertaining.

Afterwards we had dinner at a local seafood place called Bristols. They were offering a fixed price 4-course menu for $30 per person. The food was great and we couldn't beat the price.

First course was potato gnocchi with mushrooms and corn bisque. It was a little too shroomy for me but Jay, quoting Hitler, said it was "exquisite."

Second course was seared tuna with fresh greens and grilled 'taters. The tuna was perfect! I've never seen tuna this good in Stinktown. :thumbsup2

Third course was a petite fillet mignon with a big ol' king crab claw, mashed taters, and asparagoose.

Dessert was lovely vanilla bean ice cream with a raspberry jam tart.

Jay did a CA wine pairing with his meal (4 wines for $16 ... wow!) and I did a French wine pairing with mine (4 wines for $25 ... still wow!).

All in all a very satisfying and most tasty meal - we will definitely visit them again! :thumbsup2
 
Elin what a fun looking dinner and the price is great. I love that barrel sink how fitting to bad wine doesn't stream out:rotfl2:.
 
Sounds yummy, Brenda. I am glad you were feeling well enough to go!
 
Sounds yummy, Brenda. I am glad you were feeling well enough to go!

It was great. But I didn't take the camera this time ... felt like I had enough to worry about with all the recent WDW stuff. But I'll tell you ... as good as it was I really wish I'd brought it. Ah well, next time. :laughing:

And I am finally starting to feel better ... still hacking but not as much. I also decided to stop taking the Mucinex altogether and that seems to have helped a lot. :confused3
 
It was great. But I didn't take the camera this time ... felt like I had enough to worry about with all the recent WDW stuff. But I'll tell you ... as good as it was I really wish I'd brought it. Ah well, next time. :laughing:

And I am finally starting to feel better ... still hacking but not as much. I also decided to stop taking the Mucinex altogether and that seems to have helped a lot. :confused3

Brenda glad to hear your feeling better:goodvibes. By the way it was really nice to meet you and Jay both at the F&WF. My boys enjoyed meeting you both they kept telling me how nice the two of you were. And you know I find kids and animals have good instict. And mine were dead on with theres.:flower3: What great people you guys are.
 
Last night we saw Zombieland ... very funny and very gross, too. If you liked Shaun of the Dead I think you will also like Zombieland. We thought it highly entertaining.

Afterwards we had dinner at a local seafood place called Bristols. They were offering a fixed price 4-course menu for $30 per person. The food was great and we couldn't beat the price.

First course was potato gnocchi with mushrooms and corn bisque. It was a little too shroomy for me but Jay, quoting Hitler, said it was "exquisite."

Second course was seared tuna with fresh greens and grilled 'taters. The tuna was perfect! I've never seen tuna this good in Stinktown. :thumbsup2

Third course was a petite fillet mignon with a big ol' king crab claw, mashed taters, and asparagoose.

Dessert was lovely vanilla bean ice cream with a raspberry jam tart.

Jay did a CA wine pairing with his meal (4 wines for $16 ... wow!) and I did a French wine pairing with mine (4 wines for $25 ... still wow!).

All in all a very satisfying and most tasty meal - we will definitely visit them again! :thumbsup2

That sounds fantastic!

I had 60 full size candy bars to hand out last night and ran out by 7:30 (started at 6) :scared1: Since we were childless and out of candy, Jon & I went for sushi :thumbsup2 Went to a little place just up the street, doesn't look like much from the outside (or inside to be honest) but it was really good. It was the 2nd time we tried this place and this time we only got sushi. We ordered 4 different specialty rolls to share and while we waited for them, the chef sent out not 1; but 2 different on the house appetizers! The first was a heart shape with spicy tuna and the 2nd was the coolest thing! It was a crab, salmon & tuna 'salad' served on a shell with blue fire on the plate. It looked amazing and tasted even better!

The rolls were:
a spicy tuna roll, spicier than many I've had before so Jon liked it more than I did.
Dynamite - Salmon, crab, fried and rolled in rice with masago. This was like a roll inside a roll and was to die for good!:worship:
Dragon - tempura shrimp with eel & avocado on top w/eel sauce
Osaka - spicy tuna, tempua flake, shrimp eel avocado on top. For some reason ours was served with salmon, not tuna.

We also ordered hot sake, but sent it back. It tasted and smelled like vinegar, blech :sad2: That was the only downside of the evening.

The service was great, our tummies were full when we left and our total was $33!
 
That sounds fantastic!

I had 60 full size candy bars to hand out last night and ran out by 7:30 (started at 6) :scared1: Since we were childless and out of candy, Jon & I went for sushi :thumbsup2 Went to a little place just up the street, doesn't look like much from the outside (or inside to be honest) but it was really good. It was the 2nd time we tried this place and this time we only got sushi. We ordered 4 different specialty rolls to share and while we waited for them, the chef sent out not 1; but 2 different on the house appetizers! The first was a heart shape with spicy tuna and the 2nd was the coolest thing! It was a crab, salmon & tuna 'salad' served on a shell with blue fire on the plate. It looked amazing and tasted even better!

The rolls were:
a spicy tuna roll, spicier than many I've had before so Jon liked it more than I did.
Dynamite - Salmon, crab, fried and rolled in rice with masago. This was like a roll inside a roll and was to die for good!:worship:
Dragon - tempura shrimp with eel & avocado on top w/eel sauce
Osaka - spicy tuna, tempua flake, shrimp eel avocado on top. For some reason ours was served with salmon, not tuna.

We also ordered hot sake, but sent it back. It tasted and smelled like vinegar, blech :sad2: That was the only downside of the evening.

The service was great, our tummies were full when we left and our total was $33!


I love sushi. :cool1:That meal sounds delicious. :goodvibes Brenda your meal sounds great too.

We had dinner for our family after handing out candy for trick or treaters. More on that in my next post.
 
Halloween Goodies :goodvibes

Every year when my kids were growing up we had a Halloween dinner for them. Since they are both here right now, DS24 and his girlfriend too ( but thats another story), we decided to have a Halloween dinner after giving out candy to the trick or treaters.

Halloween Menu
Bat wings with blood sauce - we had originally planned on cooking the wings outside in our turkey fryer but Mother Nature refused to cooperate, giving us very windy and rainy weather. Wings came from a local restaurant. No picture , some vultures got to them too fast. :rotfl:

Graveyard fries- fries with cheese and bacon
http://s708.photobucket.com/albums/ww81/jeminni/?action=view&current=P1010491.jpg

Monster eyeballs and cheesefingers
P1010473.jpg


P1010474.jpg


Blood and guts spread with crackers - crabmeat spread
P1010484.jpg


Candy fingers- circus peanuts and jelly beans
P1010483.jpg


Popcorn Hands
P1010485.jpg


Spider crackers
P1010482.jpg


Roadkill Rabbit - no real bunnies were hurt in the making of this :thumbsup2
P1010488.jpg


Boneyard Cupcakes
P1010481.jpg


Wormy Pumpkin Cake
P1010489.jpg


For drinks we had soda, Yuengling beer, and Yellowtail Moscato.

After dinner we all watched the Rocky Horror Picture Show and later on Michaela and I sipped on these:
Edited for the DISboards ;) - Slippery ( or Buttery depending on what recipe you look at ) Ni**les
P1010505.jpg


Lets do the Time Warp again:banana::banana::banana:

P1010496.jpg

Michaela's costume to hand out treats. She was a scary doll. :scared1:
I was even scarier I came as myself. :woohoo:

Everyone had a great Halloween. :)
 
I don't know why the Graveyard Fries picture didn't work. I'll try it again :
P1010491.jpg
 
Elin - Loved your pics, that was quite an event!!!:thumbsup2 I'm doing my best to catch up, been battling a stomach bug all weekend but feeling better now.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.














Save Up to 30% on Rooms at Walt Disney World!

Save up to 30% on rooms at select Disney Resorts Collection hotels when you stay 5 consecutive nights or longer in late summer and early fall. Plus, enjoy other savings for shorter stays.This offer is valid for stays most nights from August 1 to October 11, 2025.
CLICK HERE













DIS Facebook DIS youtube DIS Instagram DIS Pinterest

Back
Top