Teaching toddlers to eat tapas shows them how to share without throwing a tantrum or becoming anxious about identity theft. Dig into no-risk sharing with today's Groupon to Bossa Bistro & Lounge. Choose between the following options:
- For $24, you get a Brazilian tapas meal for two (up to a $49 total value) that includes the following items:
- Three tapas (up to a $9 value each)
- Two mojito or caipirinha cocktails (an $11 value each)
- For $45, you get a Brazilian tapas meal for four (up to a $98 total value) that includes the following items:
- Six tapas (up to a $9 value each)
- Four mojito or caipirinha cocktails (an $11 value each)
Within Bossa Bistro & Lounge’s dining room, organic cuisine and grass-fed beef embellish authentic Brazilian small plates. Soft lighting and music wash over diners as they swap bites of the mandioca frita’s crispy yucca fries and cilantro sauce for morsels of beef tenderloin, testing out their water wings in a kalamata olive sauce atop the Xadrezinho plate. Spinach collard greens and mozzarella flood mouths that bite into bolinho de arroz rice croquettes drizzled with marinara sauce. While patrons nosh, they clink mojito and caipirinha cocktails in celebration of first anniversaries or second successful interactions with curmudgeonly neighbors.
Bossa Bistro & Lounge dedicates its first floor to feasting with banquettes, tables, and a large bar clustered under soaring ceilings while live musicians pump out melodies Tuesday through Sunday from the confines of a window alcove. Soft candlelight permeates a scarlet-drenched second floor flecked with tables encircled by couches, burlap benches, and a protective caravan of covered wagons. Meanwhile, a small bar points imbibers toward a separate room where DJs spin beats on weekend evenings, and rotating art exhibits blanket exposed brick walls.
Groupon Says
The Groupon Guide to: Being a Good Friend
Though many of life's accomplishments are important—working as a reading tutor, not setting fire to every mailbox you happen to pass—only one accomplishment matters in the long run: being a good friend. Follow these friendship tips to separating besties from the resties:
• Every time you're drinking something, offer your friend a sip from your glass. If they decline, show them there's nothing to worry about by sterilizing your own mouth with a crème brûlée torch.
• Pick up the check whenever possible—but don’t stop there. Use your intimate knowledge of your friend to glean possible passwords to their online bank accounts and transfer their funds into a high-yield CD just in case they want to save up to go to college again.
• What's your friend's favorite animal? Do they own one yet? Could you conceivably get them one? Keep in mind that the word "impossible" was most likely invented by a bad friend.
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