New Years Eve -- any ideas?

AdamBreakey · **Posted:** Wed Dec 27, 2006 6:50 pm

What does one do in Raleigh to celebrate NYE? Vicki and I are without kids for the evening and are looking for a fun place to party for the night. This NYE marks the moment where Vicki and I have now spent 1/2 of our life together! So, we want to have a great night. Is there anything fun to do in town? Oh, watching a giant acorn drop does not sound like fun, so First night is out. :roll:

any thoughts?

adamb

Stephen Westerfield · **Posted:** Wed Dec 27, 2006 7:04 pm

AdamBreakey wrote:

What does one do in Raleigh to celebrate NYE? Vicki and I are without kids for the evening and are looking for a fun place to party for the night. This NYE marks the moment where Vicki and I have now spent 1/2 of our life together! So, we want to have a great night. Is there anything fun to do in town? Oh, watching a giant acorn drop does not sound like fun, so First night is out. :roll:

any thoughts?

adamb

I heard a commercial on the radio that ladies get in free at Thee Dollhouse. Breakfast Buffet at 12:30 or something like that?

steve remchak · **Posted:** Wed Dec 27, 2006 8:43 pm

Myrtle Beach. where we went for the Y2K.

George Bright · **Posted:** Wed Dec 27, 2006 9:09 pm

I think the Brown Stone hotel on Hillsboro Street is having some function with a room package.

That reminds me I need to go to the ABC store.

Todd Breakey · **Posted:** Wed Dec 27, 2006 9:23 pm

Adam brings up a good point. Rebecca and I are also sans kids on NYE. It will be the first time in 7 years that we will be able to actually do something FUN! Probably a good dinner somewhere and maybe a little beverage consumption will be in order. But not too much, don't want to get a DWI and have to give up driving altogether!!!!!h

Stephen Westerfield · **Posted:** Wed Dec 27, 2006 11:46 pm

Todd Breakey wrote:

Adam brings up a good point. Rebecca and I are also sans kids on NYE. It will be the first time in 7 years that we will be able to actually do something FUN! Probably a good dinner somewhere and maybe a little beverage consumption will be in order. But not too much, don't want to get a DWI and have to give up driving altogether!!!!!h

Sullivan's is $85 a head I think. We are doing the $55 early bird special at 5:30. That gives plenty of time for steak to digest to make room for the Jager shots.

Diane Hall · **Posted:** Thu Dec 28, 2006 9:39 am

Nobody carries on the Mullis New Year's Eve party tradition anymore? That's a shame. Always a good time.

There's a bonfire going on up here if anyone wants to come...

Diane

MarcusMcRae · **Posted:** Thu Dec 28, 2006 10:27 am

Stephen Westerfield wrote:

Todd Breakey wrote:

Adam brings up a good point. Rebecca and I are also sans kids on NYE. It will be the first time in 7 years that we will be able to actually do something FUN! Probably a good dinner somewhere and maybe a little beverage consumption will be in order. But not too much, don't want to get a DWI and have to give up driving altogether!!!!!h

Sullivan's is $85 a head I think. We are doing the $55 early bird special at 5:30. That gives plenty of time for steak to digest to make room for the Jager shots.

Anywhere on Glenwood would probably be a good bet. Most places have a cover so bring some extra cash if you want to bar hop. Oh, and take a cab Todd. It is always fun making them earn their tip by filling their ear with drunken conversation, maybe a quick stop at the side of the road to barf your new year cheer.

Pete Guthrie · **Posted:** Thu Dec 28, 2006 11:20 am

come here to raliegh, fun hookah bar, performers and good tabouli, xios cafe in apex, upscale greek eatery, wine, beers, performers, big palce, fun too..
theyre having a new years eve dinner party

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