Recession-proof NYC - dinner and a movie for $3,500

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Friday, 09 January 2009 17:05

I guess it's just that dinner and a movie seemed expensive to me when it exceed $35 dollars. Now you can enjoy Babette's Feast and the re-created meal at Per Se for $3,500. Oh and if you want to bring a date - it's a bargain - $6,000 for two.

Okay, if you've stopped laughing now...

it is Thomas Keller's restaurant, re-creating a feast.

and it is a benefit for the Alloy Theater Company.

That makes it all better, right?

Per Se

10 Columbus Circle

917.319.8109

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