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Bay Area Fun Events. Log in Join Recently viewed Bookings Inbox. After a few minutes of relaxing with a beverage—hot tea for me, fruit-infused water for him—we were led outside and to the couples' massage suite inside the main hotel. Grab a pint, split some beer cheese nachos, and show off your smarts at E. They also have a good selection of cocktails to choose from that I quite enjoy.
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Sip the free-flowing champagne, get starry eyed on the dance floor, and watch the breathtaking San Francisco skyline pass by. The Paris setting adds the perfect amount of romance to the evening. Its unified sounds are sure to provide harmony in your own relationship. Also February 13, 15, 20, 21, and 22, 8 p. In addition to a monthly calendar of events—including drag bingo and karaoke—the club offers free pool every Monday, from opening 4 p.
Want to really impress your date? Grab a pint, split some beer cheese nachos, and show off your smarts at E. Show your sensitive side, and buy tickets to the triple header of fantastic femmes: But the best part is the staff: They encourage customers to pick up the products and talk about sex in frank and open terms—no judgment. When I was a teenager growing up in New York City, one of my favorite things to do was get friends together to head over to the American Museum of Natural History to see Laserium on a Saturday night. Despite my hesitation, my curiosity won out.
The cartoons were charmingly sweet and lively, and were mixed in with the trippier swirling light show that I remembered. It was mesmerizing and transported me back to my teens, reminding me how fun it was going out for the evening when that was a really big deal.
Maybe best of all is dining on the patio. Chef Adam Carpenter does classic American food with great technique and inspired presentations; he uses top-notch, sustainable ingredients. Maybe nothing, except rubbing elbows with your crush while you brew it. Grab a wing couple or two for a fun group date, and claim your kettle at Diving Dog Brewhouse in Oakland. Choose from more than 20 recipes, and then soak and season your way to a handcrafted brew, using the ingredients and instruction provided by the staff. Return a few weeks later to bottle it yourself: You can even provide the brew house with a custom label.
After the minute presentation, stroll through the Bedford Gallery to observe The Object and the Void , an exhibit of four cutting-edge West Coast metal artists. Who knows—you may see the next Dane Cook or Robin Williams. My sixth anniversary is just a week away, and my wife wants to take a trip to a waterside paradise to celebrate. We first went to this perched-on-a-cliff restaurant, with its mouthwatering food and its jaw-dropping view, when we were still in the just-friends stage of courtship.
The calamari appetizers and crab enchilada helped kick-start the relationship into the romantic phase. Waiter, another Bloody Shark, please. Stop by on Friday and Saturday nights for Dueling Pianos, when two pianists rile up the crowd by playing requested tunes—the audience is encouraged to clap and sing along. For a shamelessly hedonistic culinary experience, book two spots for chocolate and wine tasting at Pieces of Chocolate in Danville. On Saturday nights, owner and chocolatier Michael Barnes takes up to 14 people through three stages of tastings, describing everything from how the salt is harvested and the molds are produced to the origins of the Northern California wines he hand selects.
To start, nibble on house-made chocolates ranging from mild Sriracha to hot scorpion pepper , which are cooled by sweet but floral Orange Muscat. Stages two and three bring espresso and pure chocolates with pink salt, to name a couple, paired with Cabernet and Zinfandel Port.
In addition to Saturday night tastings, Pieces of Chocolate is available for private parties. Somehow, my hubby-to-be made it to nearly 30 without ever receiving a massage. How he's been deprived. So it was fitting when, at the end of his first week at a new job, we booked a couples' massage at Lafayette Park Hotel and Spa, one of the quaintest and most romantic spas in the East Bay.
On a Saturday morning, we wound our way through the regal hotel's hallways and found ourselves in the vine-covered courtyard. Tucked near the tempting heated pool, outdoor fireplace, and sauna, was the spa. After a few minutes of relaxing with a beverage—hot tea for me, fruit-infused water for him—we were led outside and to the couples' massage suite inside the main hotel.
The room was dimly lit, with soothing music and naturally inspired aromas wafting through the air. When our massages began, I could hear his therapist ask him to fully relax—which was challenging for both of us at the end of a work week and the start of a busy weekend. But I felt the tension ease away, as the other massage therapist rubbed out the stress in my shoulders, stretched out my back, and worked down to my sore calves.
I could hear my fiancee's breathing slow … and then slow some more … until it reached a tranquil, unmistakable rhythm.
He was drifting into sleep. Not bad for a first-timer.
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January 17—23 Kooky contraptions, lunar moments, and jazzy beats take over this week. January 10—16 This week in the East Bay watch a classic film, celebrate local theater, visit an art gallery, and more. Gear Up for Oakland Restaurant Week.