Starting off with a jazz night on Mondays to beat the blues, The Windsor at Grand Emperor Hotel continues the week with promotions and themed nights every day so that you can get a drink and wind down after a stressful day at work no matter which day of the week it is.
For the first workday of the week, it needs more to beat those Monday blues and so besides some live jazz music, the bar offers a buy one get one free drink offer to help you lift the spirit. This drink offer is from 8 p.m. until 2 a.m. and the jazz band will play two sets starting from 9.30 p.m.
The buy one get one free offer continues on Tuesdays with a “Chill Night Out” promotion but with beer to keep you upbeat as it’s almost midweek with a live performance from “Modern City Band” from Taiwan who entertain guests with English- Mando-, Canto- and even Japanese-pop rock and classics from Tuesdays to Sundays.
Now that you’ve made it through to Wednesday and that needs a bit of cheering, so the bar gives out “Bottomless Drinks” for 350 patacas per gentleman and 300 patacas per lady for a variety of cocktails, mocktails, house beverages, juices and soft drinks.
Thursday is almost the end of the week and that means party with “Ladies Night” where all ladies get free flowing drinks.
Friday is the last day of work, for some anyway, so it’s a celebration with a buy one get one free offer on “Super Shooters Bomb” featuring 12 kinds of shooters to satisfy your booze cravings.
For whisky drinkers, Saturday is for you because it’s buy two get one free, and as the weekend wraps up, get the champagne out with a buy one get one free offer on Sundays to put you in a bubbly mood ready to start the week all over again.
Especially for this Friday until Sunday, the bar will have “The Emperor Party” so if you’re heading there this weekend, dress up and party like an emperor or an empress.
For more details, please visit www.grandemperor.com or call 63632121.
The Windsor at Grand Emperor Hotel begins its Blue Monday Jazz Night on Monday. The bar on the 21st of the hotel in the city centre will host a jazz night every Monday until September. Photos: Iong Tat Choi
