We are excited to roll out our new Happy Hour menu.
Here it is, 3p-6pm Mon-Friday, starting TONIGHT, Thurs5/7/12. (And if you want to see it beautifully laid out in Matt Dougherty's award winning design, look here.)
CHIPS & SALSA $2
HUMMUS & FLAT BREAD $3
PESTO & FLAT BREAD SAMPLER PLATTER $5
sun dried tomato pesto, basil pesto,
roasted red pepper pesto
9 INCH CHEESE PIZZA $5
add toppings $1 each
CHEESE QUESADILLA $3
add meat or veggies $1 each
FRESH SEASONAL FRUIT PLATE $3
ASSORTED CHEESE PLATE $3
D-NOTE HOUSE SALAD $4
add meat or tofu for $1 each
½ SANDWICH & CHIPS & SALSA $5
MARINATED OLIVES $1
MARINATED ARTICHOKE HEARTS $1
ROASTED RED PEPPERS $1
**FREE CHEESE PLATE WITH A BOTTLE OF WINE!**
HAPPY HOUR LIBATIONS
$3 DRAFTS!!
$3 WELL DRINKS!!
$3 HOUSE WINE!!
$4 ESPOLON MARGARITAS!!
$5 LONG ISLAND ICED TEA!!
$2 OFF SPECIALTY MARTINIS DURING HAPPY HOUR!!
Best happy hour in the tri-state area. We also have some great music coming up.
Tonight Ventura 66, a killer little blues band from New Orleans. $8. Tomorrow night rock and roll of Cowgirl up and Michaela Rae leads into Eclipse, A JOURNEY tribute band. $5. Saturday afternoon we have the big band music of Sentimental Sounds 4pm, free. Saturday at 7pm we have the rock and roll dance music of Zzyzzyx Band. A really cool indie show at 10pm Saturday night with a couple bands called Abandin Pictures and Green River Vibe. $5. Abandin Pictures impressed us last time they were in and we're glad to have them back. Next Tuesday at 7pm we have the The Spin (dance cover band) $6/$5.oo w/ two Nonperishable food items for the Arvada Food Bank, followed by Garkow at 9pm (indie rock. Free.)
Lots more to be gleaned from www.dnote.us,
D scribe
Extra Credit: Mark Richardson's Pitchfork review of The Beach Boys "Smile" lead me back to look at Van Park Dyke's lyrics for the album once again. Richardson writes, "On side two's "Surf's Up", the level of Parks' writing is astounding. He had the sound-driven jumble of imagery of contemporaneous Dylan, but his words were far tighter and more disciplined. He also understood the power of a good pun. Sounds are slurred together to take on new meaning through clusters that extended beyond the spaces between the words. So, "The music hall, a costly bow," in "Surf's Up" also sounds like, "The music holocaust," and lines like, "canvas the town and brush the backdrop," layer image atop image with breathtaking efficiency." Here's the lyrics for entire song as our poem of the week.
Surf's Up
A diamond necklace played the pawn
Hand in hand some drummed along, oh
To a handsome man and baton
A blind class aristocracy
Back through the opera glass you see
The pit and the pendulum drawn
Columnated ruins domino
Canvass the town and brush the backdrop
Are you sleeping?
Hung velvet overtaken me
Dim chandelier awaken me
To a song dissolved in the dawn
The music hall a costly bow
The music all is lost for now
To a muted trumpeter swan
Columnated ruins domino
Canvass the town and brush the backdrop
Are you sleeping, Brother John?
Dove nested towers the hour was
Strike the street quicksilver moon
Carriage across the fog
Two-Step to lamp lights cellar tune
The laughs come hard in Auld Lang Syne
The glass was raised, the fired rose
The fullness of the wine, the dim last toasting
While at port adieu or die
A choke of grief heart hardened I
Beyond belief a broken man too tough to cry
Surf's Up
Aboard a tidal wave
Come about hard and join
The young and often spring you gave
I heard the word
Wonderful thing
A children's song
A children's song
Have you listened as they played
Their song is love
And the children know the way
That's why the child is the father to the man
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