6 Course 'Oyster Bar Classics' Dinner Celebrates 'Grand Central Oyster Bar Cookbook' Release Tonight November 13

Have you been at The Oyster Bar in Grand Central Station lately before boarding the train home or on a visit to New York city?

The place has a buzz of its own with the constant shucking of oysters as background music.

To celebrate publication of The Grand Central Oyster Bar and Restaurant Cookbook (Stewart, Tabori, & Chang, October 2013) by chef Sany Ingber with Roy Finamore and photographs by Iain Bagwell, Oyster Bar is inviting you to join them for a 6 course 'Oyster Bar Classics' dinner (with wine pairing), this evening, November 13. from 6 to 8 pm.

On the menu

First course: Raw Bar – GCOB Bluepoint, Kumamoto, Belon Oysters, and Topneck Clam with Cocktail Sauce and Mignonette

Second Course: Garde Manger – Poached Norwegian Farmed Salmon Filet with Cucumber Dill Salad and Sauce Verte; 

Third Course: Cooked Oysters – Fried Oyster in Shell with Tartar Sauce & Oyster Rockefeller; 

Fourth Course: Pan Roast – Classic Oyster Bar Pan Roast with Toast; 

Fifth Course: Hot Entrée – Broiled Florida Mahi-Mahi Filet with Wild Mushroom Crust and Chive Beurre Blanc, Rice Pilaf; 

Sixth Course: Dessert  Key Lime Pie and Cheesecake Combo with Raspberry Coulis.

Oysterbar

Oyster Bar Classics” dinner is priced at $95 (plus tax and gratuity) and includes a signed copy of The Grand Central Oyster Bar & Restaurant Cookbook, (retail price: $35), authored by executive chef Sandy Ingber and noted author Roy Finamore. 

For reservations call 212-490-6650 or email info [at] osterbarny [dot] com

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