Posted on 02/02/2014 8:46:54 PM PST by nickcarraway
The legendary restaurant is offering the $150,000 feast on game day, running the gamut from pregame (a seafood spread) to game time (32-ounce Texas T-bones) to postgame (red velvet Super Bowl XLVIII cupcakes).
It's the Super Bowl tailgate party that costs more than your car — with enough legroom for 20. The $150,000 feast, straight from the playbook of the legendary Old Homestead Steakhouse, offers a spectacular feed for one deep-pocketed football fan and his soon-to-be-stuffed guests.
While most folks are picking either Denver or Seattle, the lucky diners at this extravaganza can choose between T-bones and Porterhouses, lobster or shrimp, Oban single malt Scotch or Dom Perignon champagne.
Or maybe just sample a bit of everything at Sunday’s “high steaks” affair.
“It’s a once-in-a-lifetime chance,” said Marc Sherry, co-owner of the iconic Meatpacking District eatery.
“It’s over-the-top expensive, excessive and extraordinary — but so is the Super Bowl.”
The staggering menu runs the gamut from pregame (a seafood spread) to game time (32-ounce Texas T-bones) to postgame (red velvet Super Bowl XLVIII cupcakes).
An 18-ounce filet mignon honors No. 18, Peyton Manning.
While kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m. Sunday, the party starts whenever you want on the big day.
“You’re the boss,” said Sherry. “Whatever time you want. Wherever you want — office, house, parking lot, man cave.”
there’s no way this is worth that.
Michelle: “Do they take food stamps?”
$150K?
LOL.
Just... LOL...
They might get a taker if they give them a 95% discount
If they sell it this reporter gets a steak and a brown envelope at the end of dinner.
You gotta love the first comment.
“MarcDonato49
1 day ago
Don’t let Mayor “Income Inequality” deBlasio see this!”
Tip included?
NY .. 'nuff said
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