The pastry mastermind Christina Tosi has just added proudly lowbrow "fancy milkshakes," liquored up and served in delightfully tacky plastic hurricane glasses, to Momofuku Milk Bar's menu of sugary eccentricities.
Before parts of it were covered by eight feet of floodwater, Chef Highway, as most people call it, was never fancy — grille-fronted liquor stores, used-tire stands, check-cashing businesses, and one or two discount-shopping centers.
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Selden twice cut off Colt from company money for spending it on liquor and fancy dinners; Colt thought getting potential customers inebriated would generate more sales.
Cocktails remain a fancy method of making hard liquor extremely palatable.
The government is cracking down on a sport it believes might be a bad influence, like "fine liquor and tobacco, fancy cars and mansions," in the words of the newspaper of the Communist Party's anti-graft agency.
He sports a doctor's white smock, stethoscope and prescription pad, and when a character shows up for a consultation, Macpherson (a.k.a. Dr. Tiki) prescribes therapy: a potent drink with a fancy name and myriad kinds of liquor.
I'm drinking a fancy "Mad Men -ish drink with rye, blackberry liquor and bitters.
Eventually, places like Eatontown, Ocean Grove, Asbury Park and Interlaken broke away from Ocean Township because of liquor laws or a desire for fancy houses or connections to a railroad stop.
It used to be in the back of a liquor store, which is now a very fancy restaurant.
