David Burke Kitchen

Highlights

Chefs in open kitchen craft modern American dishes such as lobster soup and salad from locally-sourced ingredients

What You’ll Get

Upscale restaurants are filled with foodies sampling the cuisine, couples enjoying the ambiance, and biologists studying the folded-napkin swans. Enjoy a well-constructed meal with this voucher.

$39 for a Prix Fixe Lunch for Two (Up to $96 Value)

• Two appetizers (up to a $30 value)
• Two entrees (up to a $42 value)
• Two desserts (up to a $24 value)

Diners select dishes for each course from the prix fixe lunch menu. Entree options for lunch include melted-leek-and-gruyère quiche or salmon with tomato miso.

The Fine Print

Promotional value expires 90 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person. Limit 1 per table. Reservation required; subject to availability. Dine-in only. Not valid on select holidays. Valid for prix fixe lunch only. Valid only Monday-Friday. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Offer is not eligible for our promo codes or other discounts.

About David Burke Kitchen

Concepts of pastoral and modern dining melt together in David Burke Kitchen’s main dining room, which was designed by Thomas Schlesser, winner of a James Beard Foundation award for Best Restaurant Design. In an open kitchen, David Burke leads an adept staff—including executive chef Chris Shea—as they infuse the menu’s locally sourced ingredients with artistic whimsy. At the center of the space, chefs deftly carve and plate duck, beef, blue-foot hens, whole roasted fish, and lobster, entertaining diners as they await their cuisine. At tables, blue-checkered napkins call to mind a slow-paced rural feast; after meals, contented sighs float up to the rough-hewn wooden planks of the soaring ceiling.

A glass-enclosed wine cellar showcases bottles and satyrs’ ineffectual heist plans beneath the cascades of light flowing in through an open skylight. Cocktails ring festively in toasts in the lofted Treehouse Bar, which parks patrons at counter seats overlooking Sixth Avenue. The staff also hosts special events nearly every night of the week, whether it’s a Sunday suckling-pig roast or a Thursday-night live DJ at the Treehouse Bar.

David Burke Kitchen

SoHo
23 Grand Street, New York, NY 10013
(212) 201-9119
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