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    Jackets are required, which should tell you everything about the register here. This fine dining landmark sits right under the Brooklyn Bridge, and the Manhattan skyline fills the windows the way a painting would if you couldn't afford the real thing. The prix fixe menu is formal and unhurried, the waitstaff operate with genuine poise, and couples have been proposing at these tables for decades.

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    • Pacific blue shrimp

      “the ample prix fixe menu includes dishes such as Pacific blue shrimp over a bed of whipped corn hominy and a tableside pour of smoked shrimp jus, as well as Dover sole in a Burgundy truffle sauce”

      Michelin Guide
    • Dover sole

      “the ample prix fixe menu includes dishes such as Pacific blue shrimp over a bed of whipped corn hominy and a tableside pour of smoked shrimp jus, as well as Dover sole in a Burgundy truffle sauce”

      Michelin Guide
    • Hazelnut soufflé

      “To finish, the hazelnut soufflé seals the deal.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Wagyu beef

      “Wagyu beef, foie gras, Colorado rack of lamb, black caviar, Nova Scotia lobster and sea bass all standout.”

      AAA

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