San Pedro’s Whale And Ale Celebrating Shakespeare’s Birthday With This Party

Only 40 Seats Available For This Special Dinner Party

Food, drinks and entertainment. Just the way he would want it.

William Shakespeare, the best-selling fiction author of all time, was born on April 23, 1564, and the Whale and Ale in San Pedro is throwing a three-course dinner party of English fare to celebrate it.

There is mirth, merriment, live music and Shakespearean actors performing three memorable scenes from Shakespeare’s timeless plays. It starts at 6:30 p.m.

There are just just 40 tickets available so you had better get them now (link below). The price is $75.

Here is the menu.

First Course Options:

The Whale & Ale house salad of baby mixed lettuces with sliced mushroom, crumbled blue cheese, chopped walnuts & homemade creamy peppercorn/ranch signature salad dressing,

or Homemade English beef barley soup

Second Course Options:

1.) Penne Toscana: pasta sautéed with diced fresh tomato, chopped garlic, sliced fresh basil leaf & a little marinara sauce; – vegetarian, with a glass of Domaine de Cala Prestige Rosé 2016*

2.) English Pub Fish & Chips: Icelandic Cod filet fried golden brown in our own Bass Ale^®Batter with English chips, with a glass of Domaine de Cala Prestige Rosé 2016*

3.) Baked filet of Atlantic Salmon under caper, diced tomato & Chardonnay-butter sauce served with sauteed vegetables & mashed russet potatoes, with a glass of Domaine de Cala Prestige Rosé 2016*

4.) Prime Rib of Beef au jus, The Anne Boleyn cut (8 oz): with fresh vegetable & mashed fresh russet potatoes, with a glass of Domaine de Mourchon Grenache, family reserve 2014*

Dessert Options:

1.) English Sherry Trifle: crumbled yellow cake soaked in sweet sherry, then a lyer of sweetened strawberries in strawberry syrup, then vanilla custard, topped with whipped cream, with an after-dinner glass of Moscato Bianco sweet dessert wine*

2.) A slice of Shakespeare’s Birthday Cake, with an after-dinner glass of Moscato Bianco sweet dessert wine*

NOTE:  *any draft beer can be substituted for the wines listed above.

Link: shakespearebythesea.org