Once the Earl of Sandwich was given his namesake food, a rash of local monarchs—such as the Duke of Hamburger and Lord Shrimp Salad—coined their own culinary creations. Bite into royal flavors with today's Groupon: for $25, you get two burgers and two draft beers at PubOne in DUMBO, Brooklyn (up to a $50 value).
PubOne sets stomach grills aflame with a creative burger menu bursting with 11 imaginative and innovative burgers. Parading before hungry diners are standouts such as the drunken mushroom burger, which slurs together red-wine-soaked mushrooms, pickled onion, and blue cheese ($14) and can often be found stumbling into neighbors' rose bushes. The mahi-mahi burger reels in a cucumber-dill yogurt topping ($14), and the goat-cheese-stuffed lamb burger with mint ketchup ($14) nestles flavor within flavor like a savory, hooven nesting doll. All burgers are flanked by fresh lettuce, tomato, and red onion and get additional backup from sides of fries, pickle chips, and coleslaw.
Irrigate dry taste bud crops with a healthy selection of draft beers, including Guinness ($6), SixPoint Sweet Action ($7), and Brooklyn Lager ($5). Patrons may savor sports on PubOne's TV or simply breathe in the friendly, casual atmosphere with a friend or malnourished burger enthusiast.
Groupon Says
The Groupon Guide to: Lawful Motorcycling
Motorcycles, though often associated with reverse Robin Hoods, can be fun to ride even for non tough guys. Here's how to harness the speed and loudness of these two-wheelers without becoming a crime criminal yourself:
- Wear a Helmet: Many municipalities require motorcycle riders to wear a helmet; it sends an important message to kids–looking dorky can be pretty cool.
- Keep Your Hands on the Wheel: "Hands at 10 and 2" is even more important on a motorcycle.
- Obey the Rules of the Road: Popular rules include speed limits, velocity restrictions, and laws against driving under the influence of going too fast.
- Stay on the Road: Or, drive on the sidewalk, which is a tiny road for motorcycles.
- Avoid Intentional Crashes: Insurance only pays for three a month.
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