Celebrating the history of New York City and the era of the first ball drop, the special menu here includes beef tongue pastrami with rutabaga latkes, veal tenderloin Diane-style, and cheese cake mousse. Open seating is available for the prix fixe menu from 7-10pm; upstairs seating with an enhanced regular menu is available from 4pm to midnight. Mon., Dec. 31, (2012). $65, with an additional $30 for wine pairings.
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