We've all had those mornings- you wake up after a hard night of partying, struggle to locate your phone, wallet, and/or pants, chase four Advils with a double-shot of espresso, and tell yourself that you're Never Drinking Again. But this is America, where nobody likes a quitter, and besides, we all know that a far better cure for the weekend morning blues is to get right back on that horse with a hearty, delicious brunch and some classy, but free-flowing, brunch cocktails. For those of you ready to keep the party going in daylight, here's a list of our favorite all-you-can-drink brunch spots where you can wine and dine your early-morning woes away. More»

Welcome to "Traveling With The 99%," our new guide to getting the most out of your holiday travel—whether you're going by plane, train, boat, or automobile. Today's topic: onboard boozing.

Like most mega-cities, Los Angeles is populated with lots and lots of people who grew up somewhere else, and this is never more clear than during the holidays, when the 20-somethings clear out of town so thoroughly that you can actually lift your arms inside The Brig. More»

On Saturday, Hamptonites invaded the Stadium Red Estate in Watermill to party it up for the third anniversay of Thrillist's Hamptons edition. Guests threw back summer cocktails (compliments of Stoli Vodka), and kept hydrated with the help of Smartwater. More»

If you like a rowdy crowd and cold beer you need to experience the chaos that is Boardy Barn. Posted up in Hampton Bays this spot is described as "a massive guzzle-fest." Boardy Barn is only open from 4 to 8 pm on summer Sundays (with an occasional extended time frame on super busy nights). But do not let the hours fool you, this place pours out massive amount of booze. The New York Post reported that the Sunday before Memorial day they ran through an 600 kegs of Budweiser in seven hours. With about 165 servings in a keg that means Boardy Barn sold almost 100,000 cups of beer. More»

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Bikes (the kind that roar) and plaid were in full-force last night on Melrose between Vista and Martel at the block party hosted by Powerplant Choppers to celebrate the opening of their new store. More»