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LBF Catalog 201711.2 100. Summer House Santa Monica Restaurant Dining & Entertainment Value: $100 Enjoy this $100 gift certificate to Summer House, located in the heart of Pike & Rose. Summer House Santa Monica presents an escape to the warmth and laid-back vibes of the West Coast, complete with beach house décor and hanging string lights. The menu, created by Chef/Partner Jeff Mahin, is California inspired and focuses on market driven ingredients, local and sustainable farming, and seasonal specialties, all complemented by a carefully curated list of California and Pacific North Coast wines. Thanks to: Lettuce Entertain You Restaurants 101. Bourbon Basket Dining & Entertainment Value: $250 Bourbon is one of those drinks that everyone recognizes; whether you're a cowboy slugging back shots or a connoisseur sipping a snifter, whiskey runs the gamut. So whether you're pouring an Old Fashioned for your cowboy or a glass of bourbon on the rocks for your Mad Man, this gift basket will fulfill your needs. Featuring three bottles of different top shelf Kentucky bourbons alongside rock glasses, accessories and assorted snacks. 102. Baltimore Date night - Theatre package Dining & Entertainment Value: $200 The perfect date night for the theatre lover! Everyman Theatre is a professional theatre celebrating the actor, with a Resident Company of artists from the Baltimore/Washington, DC area. Located right next door to the theatre, Forno Restaurant & Wine Bar specializes in seasonal, local, and sustainable Modern Italian Cuisine, featuring handmade pastas and brick oven pizzas. Package includes 2 theatre tickets and a $100 gift card to Forno Restaurant. Please contact [email protected] to reserve dinner and theatre tickets. Applicable to the 2017/18 theatre season. Thanks to: Forno Restaurant 103. Orange Crush Basket Dining & Entertainment Value: $200 You will be set for your next gathering and your guests will be raving about the crushes! Basket includes a Breville Stainless-Steel Motorized Citrus Juicer, Pottery Barn Beverage Dispenser, Cups and Napkins! Thanks to: Whit & Ashley Mathis 104. Pulled Pork Dinner by Dan Doherty Dining & Entertainment Value: $320 Dinner gift certificate for ten. Includes Dan's delicious pulled pork accompanied by side dishes. Dessert provided by personal chef David Clements. Schedule on a mutually agreeable date with Dan Doherty at 703-624-1094. Thanks to: Dan & Jennifer Doherty 105. Crab Feast Delivery Dining & Entertainment Value: $500 Enjoy a crab feast delivered to your doorstep. Crab feast for six includes: 3 dozen large crabs steamed onsite, 1-pound shrimp, corn on the cob and hushpuppies. Thanks to: Capital Crabs 106. Bethesda Crab House Gift Certificate Dining & Entertainment Value: $200 Enjoy crabs and more from the Bethesda Crab House with this $200 gift certificate. Thanks to: The Bethesda Crab House 107. Spaghetti and Crabs Dinner Dining & Entertainment Value: $300 Enjoy crabs the Italian/Philadelphia way! Jeff Morelli will make his homemade spaghetti and crabs. Think garlic and tomatoes, not Old Bay! Thanks to: Jeffrey & Elizabeth Morelli 108. Brunch and Bocce for 4 at Pinstripes Dining & Entertainment Value: $200 Pinstripes is a unique dining and entertainment venue. Four guests will enjoy Sunday brunch and one hour of bocce play! Valid on Sundays only at North Bethesda location. Excludes Mother's Day, Father's Day and Easter. Expires November 30, 2018. Thanks to: Pinstripes North Bethesda 109. Get Ready for your Next Crab Feast Dining & Entertainment Value: $150 Lovely "crab-themed" hostess bundle from Pink Dot in Kensington, MD. Lacquered Tray, cocktail napkins, and wine glasses all perfect for entertaining. Thanks to: Pink Dot 110. Sweet Teensy Bakery Cake Dining & Entertainment Value: $75 Perfect for your next birthday, celebration or gathering. Your guests won't leave until the last bite of this delicious cake is gone! Call Angela at Sweet Teensy to redeem at (301) 656-0809. Thanks to: Sweet Teensy Bakery 111. Martinis and Mules Dining & Entertainment Value: $220 This basket contains all you need for some delicious vodka cocktails! Three bottles of Effen Vodka, martini glasses, stainless shaker and bar tools, olive picks, a jar of gourmet olives, copper mugs, ginger beer and a set of coasters. Thanks to: Dan & Jennifer Doherty 112. We The Pizza - Pizza Party for 25 Dining & Entertainment Value: $270 We the Pizza, the now famous pizza spot launched by former Top Chef contestant, Spike Mendleson, is happy to offer this pizza party for 25 people. The "party" can be delivered to your door, or held at one of his two locations (Capitol Hill or Crystal City). The Pizza Party includes: 6- Large Pies, 4 - 2 Liter Sodas, 50- Wings, Salad for 25. Mutually agreeable date. Delivery location must be approved. Contact Dave Greenberg at [email protected] Thanks to: We The Pizza 113. Four Upscale Meals at Your Doorstep Dining & Entertainment Value: $800 You will receive four upscale meals for 4-6 people each over the next year. These meals can be tailored based on the occasion and any dietary restrictions. All meals scheduled on a mutually agreed upon date. Two weeks advance notice required. Thanks to: Gary & Jennifer Cook 114. The Nutcracker Dining & Entertainment Value: $400 DC’s perennial favorite! This celebrated production is the perfect way to start a new holiday tradition with your loved ones. Four tickets to see the Nutcracker at The Warner Theater. Enjoy these "Presidential Seats" which are located in the center of the lower balcony and include wait service throughout the show. No waiting in line for concessions! Mutually agreeable date. Contact Jennifer Cook at 202-744-6802. Thanks to: Gary & Jennifer Cook 115. Beach Eats! Dining & Entertainment Value: $150 No one wants to cook at the beach! This package includes gift cards to popular Delaware Beach destinations. $50 gift cards to The Starboard, Bethany Blues and 99 Sea Level (at the new Bethany Beach Ocean Suites). Thanks to: Jim Weisgerber 116. Kensington Eats! Dining & Entertainment Value: $155 This package contains all you need for dining out in K-Town! $50 gift cards to Dish & Dram and Five Guys Burgers and Fries plus $25 at Frankly Pizza. Top it all off with some JennyCake cupcakes ($30 gift certificate towards a dozen cupcakes). Gift Card for The Dish & Dram Five Guys Burgers and Fries Frankly Pizza Gift Certificate JennyCake Cupcakes Thanks to: Five Guys Burgers and Fries, Frankly Pizza, JennyCakes Bakery and The Dish & Dram 117. For the Pizza Lover Dining & Entertainment Value: $100 Who doesn't love pizza? This package includes $50 gift cards to Pieology and Paisano's in downtown Bethesda. Thanks to: Paisano's and Pieology Pizzeria Bethesda 118. Ride in Style! Dining & Entertainment Value: $400 You’ll look like a celebrity when you arrive at your next big event! Chariots for Hire has graciously donated four hours in a 14-person limo. Some restrictions may apply. Certificate valid Sunday through Friday, excluding prom season, expires October 2018. Thanks to: Chariot's for Hire 119. Burgers or Pizza? Can't Decide? Dining & Entertainment Value: $100 You will have the best of both worlds with this package- a $50 gift card to Pieology and a $50 to Five Guys! Thanks to: Five Guys Burgers and Fries and Pieology Pizzeria Bethesda 120. $50 to Stella Barra Pizzeria at Pike & Rose Dining & Entertainment Enjoy pizza and a beer at Stella Barra in North Bethesda! Thanks to: Lettuce Entertain You Restaurants 200. Vintage Picture Frame Jewelry Organizer Fashion Forward Value: $300 The perfect way to organize your jewelry-in style, perfect for the gal on the go. A rustic pallet wood frame jewelry organizer complete with some trendy jewels! What a perfect holiday gift! Thanks to: John-Paul & Bev Purssorrd 201. Two Coconuts Fashion Forward Value: $90 Get your preppy on with this customizable bag, pom hat and plaid blanket scarf. (Bag can be brought to Two Coconuts for monogramming.) Thanks to: Two Coconuts 202. Styled in Stella and Dot! Fashion Forward Value: $125 Hit the town decked out with the latest fashions from Stella and Dot including this cool pendant necklace and black and white crosshatch raffia clutch! 203. For the Stella & Dot Fashionista Fashion Forward Value: $170 You will be decked out for the season in these S&D classics including the Colette Statement Necklace, Quinn Cuff and Cleopatra Stud Earrings. Thanks to: Mark & Taryn Weis 204. Private Shopping Event at Vineyard Vines Fashion Forward Value: $400 You will receive a $300 gift certificate to be used at an exclusive, private in-store shopping event for you and your friends. Sips and snacks will be served and everyone will receive a 15% discount on purchases. Must be scheduled at the Montgomery Mall location. The 15% discount only applies during the in-store event. Thanks to: Vineyard Vines 205. Lovely in Lilly Fashion Forward Value: $114 Hit the beach in your Lilly! Your girl will be decked to the nines in this printed popover in seasalt blue (size 10) and a packable backpack. Thanks to: Jorge & Michele Costa 300. Boot Camp and Bloody's Fitness Value: $40 Start your morning off with an HIIT boot camp work out led by a Tabata/HIIT certified instructor followed by post-training session with celebratory cocktails. Be prepared to sweat through a cardio filled, high intensity workout with Tabata sequencing added in. Sunday, April 8, 2018 at 9:00 am in Chevy Chase, MD. Available to the first 15 individuals to sign up. Thanks to: Pat & Jessica Flynn 301. Orangetheory Fitness Gift Pack Fitness Value: $250 Experience the burn of an Orange Theory workout with this fitness gift pack! Thanks to: Orangetheory Fitness Park Potomac 302. Practice Grace. Fitness Value: $300 Grace studios offer yoga, pilates, and strength classes. This pack of 20 classes can be used at Grace Studios, located in downtown Silver Spring for any group classes.
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