The Garden City Hotel is playing host to many staying on Long Island for the highly anticipated U.S. presidential debate taking place tonight at Hofstra University.
CBS reports rooms have been "booked solid" since Friday.
To get into the spirit, Grady Colin, the hotel's new general manager, told Patch that staff is gearing up for a pre- and post-debate "debriefing hour" at Rein.
"Our
spin on a happy hour," Colin said. "Bipartisan cocktail specialties will be offered."
Multiple TV monitors are located throughout the restaurant for those interested in catching a live stream of the debate, which kicks off tonight at 9 p.m.
"Bipartisan" cocktails, including "The Stimulus," "Michelle-a-tini," "The Democrat," "Donkey-tini," "The Romney" and more are all on the menu.
Hotel Hosting Debate 'Debriefing Hour'
"Bipartisan" cocktails are on the menu for those viewing the debate at Rein.
Rein is hosting a pre- and post-debate "debriefing hour."
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pat conway June 12, 2013 at 02:10 pm
just reading Jane Goodall with my son for school and came across this quote of an amazing woman…Read More "every individual matters, every individual has a role to play, every individual makes a difference." that is what makes our nation, our village so great everyone has an opinion whether we agree with it or not. It just saddens me to think some may not voice their opinion in the future because of the rather harsh comments which I'm sure were just meant to get a point across rather than be hurtful. Garden City residents are not afraid to get involved, to stand up for what they believe in and I am proud to live here.
GcSupporter#2 June 12, 2013 at 04:15 pm
"If there is no discipline, there is anarchy. Good citizenship demands attention to…Read More responsibilities as well as rights."
- Principal Joe Clark
pat conway June 12, 2013 at 05:00 pm
Thank you GcSupporter#2 I love quotes! tells so much about the person and their beliefs and life...I…Read More had to look up Principal Joe Clark after that....definitely a man I'd like to learn more about. I always try to use quotes with my children and their school work - I think the spoken and written word of others is so important!