Plenty of places have Fourth of July parties today, including most of your fave craft brew joints, so I’ll stick to just five options in our fair city. As posted yesterday, Sanlitun village veteran Union […]

Update: It looks like this place will close on August 19, not July 15, so that provides more time to enjoy those happy hours (4-8 PM daily), lunch deals, plate of eggs Benedict, Buffalo chicken […]

With its blend of tasty Xinjiang food, live Uighur music, belly and snake dancers, and raucous times—diners danced on their tables most every night—Afunti had a long history as a guidebook favorite and go-to for people […]

Last year’s inaugural World Baijiu Day featured events in 20 cities, from Beijing to Brussels, from Shanghai to Sydney, from London to Los Angeles. We’re back for 2016 and, with six weeks to go, will be in […]

Guess who’s turning 149 in a few days? It’s Canada, eh, and both Hockey Bar / Irish Volunteer and 4 Corners will celebrate the occasion with good dirty clean Canadian fun. Canada Day is on July 1, a Friday, […]

Wine retailer Pudao started in Shanghai in 2009, expanded to Beijing in 2011, and will celebrate its seventh birthday this weekend. Given the company has a long history of events, not to mention those banks […]

So, I felt a bit legless at fancy pants restaurant The Georg on a recent Saturday night as the previous 24 hours included taste-testing a bunch of beers and wines, catching The Beijing Beatles while knocking back […]

By Jim Boyce | The Booger Cup is down to the final two contestants. Picking his way out of Group A is LeBron “The King” Jams, who pump-faked Picton Manning, dribbled past Freddy Booger and posterized Mucus […]