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Dinner at “The Pavilion Grille” in Boca Raton
Join Us Again for a Special Night of Dinner & Theater!
A FUN NIGHT OUT: A DELICIOUS DINNER AT “PAVILION GRILLE”
Followed BY a not to be missed PERFORMANCE AT THE CALDWELL THEATER!
THURSDAY AUGUST 11, 2011
Your Hosts on this event: Deby from Stepping Out Florida and Perry from MeetUp-Join us for a wonderful evening of dining and entertainment!
The Play:”Six Years” By: Sharr White
A synopsis:Phil Granger returns home from the war two years later than expected. His wife, Meredith, asks few questions and comforts him. The quintessential “Greatest Generation” couple, then embarks on the American Dream. Sharr White’s fascinating tale follows this couple over the course of five separate scenes, each set six years apart, charting their journey through a “Levittown like” real estate development financial success,
“Mad Men like” early 60′s uncertainties, and finally “Vietnam era”complications, where now, they are the parents of an enlisted soldier.Six Years, tells the story of America in a riveting homegrown drama reminiscent of the classic American playwrights, Arthur Miller and Eugene O’Neil.
“….easily one of the most compelling dramas to come out of the Humana Festival of New American Plays in recent years. Lexington Herald Leader
DIRECTIONS TO THE RESTAURANT (The Pavilion Grille)
Take I-95 to Yamato Road and head East. Turn left on Dixie Hwy.-the restaurant is on the corner of Yamato and Dixie in the Stonegate Bank Building
DIRECTIONS TO THE THEATER:
It’s just a few blocks away: Take I-95 to Yamato Road East. At Dixie Highway, turn left just past the railroad tracks and then turn right into the Stonegate Bank Building and park. The Pavilion is on the 1st floor. After dinner, we’ll head to the Caldwell Theatre, which is about a mile north on RT 1 at 7901 Federal Highway.
SOME INFO: Please be seated for dinner by 6pm, since we must leave the restaurant by 7:30; SHOWTIME is at 8! After dinner, we’ll drive the few blocks to the Caldwell Theater.
MORE INFO:
Tickets for the theater will be handed out at the restaurant, so there will be no delay when entering the theater. Better seats will be given to those who sign up first.
AND MORE INFO!
The first 2 people to sign up, will receive a surprise gift.
THE PLAY : “SIX YEARS”
WHEN: Thursday, August 11, 2011
WHAT: Dinner at the Pavilion Grille, A play at the Caldwell Theater, and back to the Pavilion for dancing
WHERE: Pavilion Grille-301 Yamato Road, Boca Raton 33431 Phone: 561-912-0000
Caldwell Theater-7901 N. Federal Hwy., Boca Raton 33487 Phone: 561-241-7432
WHY: We love to dine, attend theater and then dance!
HOW MUCH: $55 TOTAL, TOTAL, TOTAL
WHO: Come single, come as a couple, come with a friend–Event is open to EVERYONE
The Menu:
Begin with a tossed or Caesar salad, then, served ‘family style’: a selection of Chicken, Fish, and Brisket of Beef, Vegetables, plus dessert and coffee, tea, or a soft drink. (wine or cocktails are extra).
(Please be seated by 6pm since we will depart by 7:30 for the play at 8, just a few blocks away.) The Entertainment: Then it’s off… to the Caldwell Theater for a great performance of the new play “Six Years.”
The Deal:
Just the tickets alone to this show sell for up to $50 each. However, through Stepping Out Florida and Meet Up, our SPECIAL PRICE for BOTH the dinner and show, including tax and tip is a TOTAL OF JUST $55. The dinner, the orchestra show seats, the dancing, all taxes and tips, plus free parking at both locations, are included! (We only have 60 tickets for this event, so don’t wait!)
Optional:
Feel like more ‘nightlife’ after the play? Well, stay out and ‘play’–AT NO CHARGE: head back to the Pavilion for dancing to the great music of The “Kickback Band”, who will be taking our requests.
Tickets must be paid for in advance on Stepping Out
Florida’s website. So go to: www.SteppingOutFlorida.com
Then, just use your credit card to pay. You do not have to be a member of PayPal and it is
EASY and SAFE.
(Your opinion please: Write to us and let us know if, IN THE FUTURE, you prefer Thursday night or Saturday night for these types of events!)
Questions: Deby
email: debfarb1@gmail.com
phone: 561-929-4449
JOIN US! FOR A
FANTASTIC NIGHT OUT!
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“Way Cool.” That’s teen-talk but it describes this little place that’s a virtual haven to the really-hungry.
When I don’t feel like trying to fill up on a girly salad portion, and I want to be at a hands-on ‘filling station,’ this is my place. It’s not only that it’s a convenient teeny-tiny block or so off the beach, it’s that it soothes that beachy-salty-sandy-ravenously hungry but happy-tired feeling after some time at the ocean (or just walking around in the Florida heat lately.) Problem solved. Here’s the remedy for most anything that ails you, even the economy (you can eat here like a king but on a pauper’s budget.)
Start with the first part of the hunger-cure: Rock Hard Nachos, a generous portion of perfect golden corn chips, loaded with nice stringy melted queso (cheese) and all the yummy fixins’ : Pico de Gallo or little green sliced jalapenos, sour cream and really-good, nice n’ lumpy guacamole ($7.95 tops for the steak nachos; $6.95 for the chicken or beef.)
This will hold you till you get the Rock Hard Tacos signature, namesake crispy rock hard tacos with either steak, pork, chicken or beef, filled with fresh shredded lettuce, Mexican cheeses and Pico de Galo (all are good–our table tested them all ) for a delicious price of only $2.50-$2.95.
A good follow up is their quesadillas (crispy or soft, $7.95 at the most); I had them soft and they were so good I took a photo, Don’t you just want to eat that photo?
Finally, to add a little Omega-3 to the diet, or for those sportsmen who didn’t do so well with the trolling or catch-of-the-day on the open seas, don’t miss the Mahi Mahi Tacos Rock; 2 tacos served with rice and cumin, infused black beans and fresh lime ($8.50.) Always nice to see owner Steve Miller pitching in to help his staff with serving; he grew up in Southern California so the man knows what he’s doing when he produces his killer California/Mexican style dishes.
The food is great and the place is fun. I especially enjoy savoring every spicy bite, surrounded by the macho black and red decor matched from the menus to the array of red skull and crossbones on the walls. Don’t mind me as I relax on my stool, gazing at the surfboard and skateboard carrying hunks passing by the front glass window, with the crispy tacos taking me away to someplace in Southern Cal or Acapulco. Buen Apetito!
Rock Hard Taco, 891 E Palmetto Park Road, Boca Raton, FL 33432 561-393-8226
Review by Deby Goldfarb,
Stepping Out Florida-Event Website www.SteppingOutFlorida.com
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