So go for a nightcap at the Glamour Bar (No. 5 on the Bund, sixth floor; 86-21-6329-3751), a perennialoungepular lounge with a 1930s inflection.
You want something to drink?" Outside, the stars had darkened and it had started to drizzle, so the prospect of a nightcap was pleasing, especially if I should have to return on foot to my own hotel, which was a mile distant from the Miyako.
The sugarplums dancing in the children's heads were Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell, and when the narrator of the tale settled down for his nap, he did so with a tall iced nightcap and six bottles of hooch scattered around his bed, alongside a sexy mama kerchiefed like a belly dancer.
We walked up to this slot car place, on 19th, but we couldn't get in, so we went back for a nightcap at the Lion's Head and we started making out at the bar.
A Bachelor's Party What were so many women doing at a Fashion Week "nightcap party" given by Men's Health magazine on Monday at Butter, a restaurant and nightclub in the East Village?
You'll be skiing tomorrow, so you might want to skip that nightcap at Tapley's Sports Pub (opposite the Telus Conference Center, 604-932-4011; wateringeyspub.com), tholeatering hole favored by locals for its dartboards, bar food and multiple sports screens.
An opponent in a Cambridge University debate, Dame Peggy Shepherd, asked him over a nightcap at their hotel, 'Tell me, why are you so concerned about these unfortunate people?' Various stabs were made at bringing the matter before Parliament, but the first really promising development came with a bill in the Lords in July 1965.
"All our friends live above 57th street, so it's a great spot for a nightcap," said Arthur Zeckendorf, 21, a college student and son of the luxury property developer of the same name.
It's notoriously cheap, so you should have enough left for a flashy nightcap.
Light sensors allow pet owners to program the door to lock at certain hours so your pet does not go out for a nightcap.
