New York

413 E 12th St, between 1st and A; no phone

From the oeno-dude behind Hearth, this 24-seat vinoteca's pouring 24 glasses/200 bottles of new and old world wines, e.g., Monte Bello '92 (from Santa Cruz) and L'Etoile '04 (from the Jura region of France). Small plate highlights include duck ham w/ hen of the woods panini, iberico ham charcuterie, and turkey wings "agro dolce" -- a sauce known in Congressional hearings as "Clemens de leche".

Tonight 6-8pm at 1 E 1st St, at Bowery; 212.533.3088

To celebrate their arrival in Manhattan, the Hamptons clothier's doling out gratis Svedka cocktails and doing free measurements for a spring suit. Mention Thrillist and get 20% off brands like Shipley & Halmos, Rag & Bone, and Yigal Azrouel (gesundheit).

March 27th thru 30th all tickets $1

With daily service from NYC to DC, Bolt elevates the bus experience with leather seats, extra legroom, and free wi-fi. Tickets are guaranteed (not oversold), never higher than $20 (same day purchase), and only $1 for the first ten people who book -- $9 cheaper than the Chinatown Bus, but a savings of approximately $150,000 when you take into account surgery and rehab after your chariot rolls off a PA offramp.

206 E 58th St, between 2nd and 3rd; 212.750.8170

Curiously unreported, this haute Italian eatery from the Anthos chef plebes up its gourmet grub (crispy rabbit, calf tongue bruschetta, etc) with shockingly inexpensive pitchers, e.g., $13 Guinness, $11 Peroni, and $9 PBR -- because you can take the boy out of Red Rock West...

Like a delivery zone map for atomic immolation, this mashup lets you set the detonation point and kiloton size to see varying degrees of carnage. For example, 100 kilotons in SoHo'll destroy everything from midtown to Hoboken, but leave Bushwick untouched (not that you'll be able to tell).

Attention Chicagoans/the guy who flies there to work the Johnson account: Thrillist Chicago is coming very very soon, in all its big-swinging wondrousness.