Alexandria, VA – The People’s Drug and King’s Ransom in Alexandria are moving forward with dining/drinking by offering Circle of Friends/Family Parties at the People’s Drug and King’s Ransom. People’s Drug, 103 N. Alfred dinner parties are available every night (Monday-Sunday) from 5 pm-7 pm and 8 pm-10 pm with a $300 minimum plus 20% gratuity. King’s Ransom is offering couples fixed price menus.
Guests are able to rent the entire space of People’s Drug for a cocktail parties of 6 to 10
people. Ticket cost per person is $50 plus $10 gratuity and includes food and two drink tickets. Reservations are made by calling the restaurant, the event is paid for at the time of reservation/booking. Guests will receive confirmation email after booking their event with menu details and safety guidelines. There is a 24 hour cancellation policy to receive full deposit and they need reservations made a day in advance (no walk ins) The space will include indoor and outdoor seating and a private restroom. Chef Yves has created a special menu of platters that include charcuterie and cheese boards, burger sliders, chicken sliders, truffle fries, and Brussels sprouts. Each guest will receive two drink tickets that are redeemable for the Full Summer Cocktail menu and beer and wine by the glass. Guests are welcome to open up their own tabs and order from the full cocktail and food menu as well.
Photo courtesy of Peoples Drug
The King’s Ransom, 728 King St., is welcoming guests back by currently offering private events, group reservations, AND cocktail classes. Dining experience are similar to People for groups of 10-16 people. Cocktail classes are limited to 10 guests and are $75 per person for cocktails and food pairings (not bentos). The experience includes 2 drinks per person and 3 rounds of food. Additional drinks and a la carte food menus are also available. Each experience is 2 hours with a ticket price of $50/person + tax & gratuity.
All of King’s Ransoms info and reservations can be found at: https://www.exploretock.com/kingsransomalx
Photo courtesy of Kings Ransom
