Looking for Boys Night Ideas
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- Start date
- No wives
- No kids
- No curfew
- Woodbine racetrack, eat at the great gourmet buffet (I forget what it's called, but you go up some escalators)
- Axe throwing
- Poker, although it is important someone can host with the supplies and you have enough people who know how to play. Cards is either super fun or a super waste of time. There is zero fun if two guys can play cards and the 3 other guys have no idea what a flush or full house is. Good card gaming is minimum 4 knowledgable players. 5-6 is best
- Everyone commit to learning the game and committing to playing every once in a while.... Axis and Allies. A $50 strategic board game that can take hours. Someone host, get dinner delivered, set up the game and play all night on a Friday or Saturday. Have a hockey or baseball game on in the background. Important to have let's say 4 players who know what they are doing as you can play as 2 vs 2 for global domination! The first few times you play it will take a while and nobody will know what to do, but after the third or fourth game everyone gets it. It's like Risk but way more complicated. I don't play anymore, but I used to here and there. The game can take a while, so you got to commit time if it's a standstill game. Many times it was so tight we all quit and called it a draw or it would go to 4 am. We would play 3-4 hours and if there was no winner, we usually quit as we can tell by the board set up it'll be forever. But you got to know everyone's leavel of interest..... some people will like A&A's analytical nature, but some people will hate the complexity
- Do an overnight trip to Buffalo and watch a Sabres game and bar hop
- Do an overnight trip to Niagara, lose money at the casino, eat at that Brazilian pig out restaurant, and hit Sundowner
- No kids
- No curfew
- Woodbine racetrack, eat at the great gourmet buffet (I forget what it's called, but you go up some escalators)
- Axe throwing
- Poker, although it is important someone can host with the supplies and you have enough people who know how to play. Cards is either super fun or a super waste of time. There is zero fun if two guys can play cards and the 3 other guys have no idea what a flush or full house is. Good card gaming is minimum 4 knowledgable players. 5-6 is best
- Everyone commit to learning the game and committing to playing every once in a while.... Axis and Allies. A $50 strategic board game that can take hours. Someone host, get dinner delivered, set up the game and play all night on a Friday or Saturday. Have a hockey or baseball game on in the background. Important to have let's say 4 players who know what they are doing as you can play as 2 vs 2 for global domination! The first few times you play it will take a while and nobody will know what to do, but after the third or fourth game everyone gets it. It's like Risk but way more complicated. I don't play anymore, but I used to here and there. The game can take a while, so you got to commit time if it's a standstill game. Many times it was so tight we all quit and called it a draw or it would go to 4 am. We would play 3-4 hours and if there was no winner, we usually quit as we can tell by the board set up it'll be forever. But you got to know everyone's leavel of interest..... some people will like A&A's analytical nature, but some people will hate the complexity
- Do an overnight trip to Buffalo and watch a Sabres game and bar hop
- Do an overnight trip to Niagara, lose money at the casino, eat at that Brazilian pig out restaurant, and hit Sundowner
Have a poker night with Miss Croft as the hostess.:bounce:
B88
LOL I actually did used to deal a little poker on Saturdays.
+1 But I rarely lose money at the casino.
Copacabana is great. There's also a good Rodizio-style Brazilian steakhouse in Toronto near Broadview and Danforth called Rodeo (pronounced like Rodeo Drive):http://www.rodeobraziliansteakhouse.com/menus/
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Anyone have good suggestions on restaurants with great looking servers? I've heard of the Tilted Kilt, but the reviews are horrible.
Tilted Kilt is a chain that extends in the US too. The TK's in the US were great when I've been there. When I've dined at the TK's in the GTA they are horrible. Food is avg. Price is fine. But surprisingly, most of the servers are not as glammed up or hot as the US.
So as a whole, I'd avoid. The food is nothing great, and neither are the servers for eye candy.
Earls and Moxies seem to have servers who are both good looking and super nice.
Earls at Square One in Mississauga.
Moxies, Earls, Cactus Club are all a step up from TK too. TK is more like a pub, the others are more for the office crowd.
Moxies, Earls, Cactus Club are all a step up from TK too. TK is more like a pub, the others are more for the office crowd.
I've had some good experiences at Tilted Kilt, but more from meeting the other patrons than the staff. If you're looking for that kind of experience Hooters can be decent.
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