Coconut Grove Grapevine: Stop in for Happy Hour and enjoy the shows

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Friday, July 16, 2010

Stop in for Happy Hour and enjoy the shows

We met Jennifer recently at a community event, she was beautiful, yet unassuming. She told us she performed at Crazy Pianos, she had just left her gig at the original Crazy Pianos in the Netherlands and she said she was performing here in the Grove at our Crazy Pianos at CocoWalk.

She's been an incredible star at the venue for the past few weeks. Tonight, July 16 and tomorrow July 17, are her last two nights playing in town. Stop in each night at 9 pm for a spectacular show or you can make reservations, by calling 305-567-2462.

Friday's Happy Hour is from 5 to 7 pm, drinks and appetizers are two for one. Stop in after work and stay a little later to hear Jennifer and enjoy dinner and the show. Leon, Kawan, Mike and Orin are playing, too.

Try the Coconut Rum Glazed Mahi Mahi or the Churrasco or their favorite Death by Mushroom.

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