File under: questions we’d very much like to know the answer to. A very kind wife would like to throw a fairly remarkable 40th birthday party for her lucky husband—a beer-tasting dinner for 16 somewhere in Manhattan. She seeks good food and a wide selection of American craft beers, a big room, a smart sommelier, and to not leave the borough.
Riverman500 chimed in with Resto, which seems genius, since they already have beer dinners, but Resto is known for its Belgian food and extensive list of European beers, not American ones. Would they cut the mustard for Mrs. mrgdess? So far the lady seems most taken with the suggestion of Colicchio & Sons (thanks, sgordon).
What say you? And how lucky is this guy?
Resto [Murray Hill]
111 E. 29th Street, Manhattan
212-685-5585
Colicchio & Sons [Chelsea]
85 10th Avenue, Manhattan
212-400-6699
I know there is a special relationship with Garrett Oliver (Brooklyn Brewing) and the Union Square Hospitality Group. Grammercy Tavern has some great beers and might be willing to bring in a more exclusive selection for a special dinner.
I don't live in New York so my knowledge of beer cuisine restaurants or even upscale restaurants with great beer lists, isn't extensive. I do know that any...+READ
I know there is a special relationship with Garrett Oliver (Brooklyn Brewing) and the Union Square Hospitality Group. Grammercy Tavern has some great beers and might be willing to bring in a more exclusive selection for a special dinner.
I don't live in New York so my knowledge of beer cuisine restaurants or even upscale restaurants with great beer lists, isn't extensive. I do know that any decent restaurant in Manhattan offering great hospitality should be more than willing to arrange something for you.
Good Luck and Drink Well!
P.S. Fun Fact, the word for "Beer Sommlier" is "Cicerone"-COLLAPSE