Argus Cidery Open Weekends, Bribery Open Nights

The W heals your SXSW hangover, Apis goes all prix fixe, and more afternoon bites.

Just in time for a quick, cider-filled break from SXSW, Argus Cidery will soon be open weekends from 1-6pm on both Saturday and Sunday. Throughout the month, draft Ciderkin will be for sale at $3 a glass. At that price, you can throw a drink at your frenemy and enjoy a glass yourself for less than $10.

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Speaking of SXSW, on the last day you’ll probably look like a cross between Mumm-ra and Ted Cruz. The only way to solve that is by eating a lot of pancakes. The W Austin is hosting a last call brunch from noon-2pm on Sunday, March 20 so you can power through long enough to get to Monday’s juice fast. Tickets available here.

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Apis Restaurant & Apiary is transitioning to an all prix fixe format, ending á la carte service except for the bar menu in the lounge. The 20+ course taste-travaganza will still be offered, but now chef Adam Brick will be offering a three-course meal for $58. Canapé’s and mignardise will be provided, and Apis’ signature snacks such as egg toast will be available for an additional charge.

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Los Angeles’ Pranom Pop-Up is back in Austin for a one-night visit to the Infinite Monkey Theorem Urban Winery tomorrow, March 1. Chef Dream Kasestatad will be serving up green curry with wok-fried white fish, veggies, or tofu between 5-9:30pm or until supplies run out.

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Starting this Friday, March 4 the Mueller location of Bribery Bakery will be open nights so you can have a nightcap and a crème brûlée after a good date or grab a treat so you won’t feel as bad about spending the seventh consecutive weekend alone.

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SHED Barbershop is turning two years old, which may not sound like food news, but it is when they team up with H.E.A.T. Bootcamp and Wünder Pig for a huge parking lot party featuring cocktails from The Roosevelt Room, barbecue sandwiches from Wünder, plus noms from Wholly Kabob and Quality Seafood. There will also be a DJ, photo booth, live printing, and a raffle benefitting prostate cancer charity 1400 Miles.