Plus, fried chicken star Pecking House is headed to the West Village — and more intel. Noho restaurant Jolene announced on Wednesday that a couple distracted its staff and made off with an Elvis statue in its dining room. Taking cues from Four Horsemen in Williamsburg, who had a rather unique art piece stolen — and then returned — last week, Jolene announced that the alleged thieves have 24 hours to return the statue before it releases their identities to the public.
From November 13 to 14, Pecking House chef Eric Huang will serve his hit Sichuan peppercorn fried chicken and a handful of newer items — duck heart skewers, a chicken sandwich topped with foie gras — as part of a reservation-only pop-up at the bar. Cookie banner We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our site, show personalized content and targeted ads, analyze site traffic, and understand where our audiences come from.
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But now that the city has reopened, so too have the binge-drinking floodgates: SantaCon NYC is scheduled to happen on December 11th. A post shared by Santa santaconnyc. As usual, most of the major details about the event—where the event is kicking off, which bars you'll want to avoid at all cost that day—won't be revealed until much closer to the date. There are more details here if you are someone who is genuinely interested in learning more.
To their credit, the organizers of SantaCon are well aware of the its less-than-stellar reputation among New Yorkers, and they've attempted to curtail the worst behavior with rules and PSAs urging participants to not start fights, not bring open containers of alcohol, not try to use fake IDs or Vax cards, and to avoid "a crappy, trashy or Grinch-like attitude. Having said that, you can only put so much lipstick on a pig that's completely passed out in a puddle on the floor of Penn Station.
Overgrown frat guys who have been cooped up for much of the last 20 months may be looking to make up for lost time—and in case you've forgotten , even under optimal circumstances, that still involves quite a number of fistfights and unfortunate public incidents. At the end of the day, most New Yorkers just want to traverse the city without someone drunkenly stumbling into them and smashing their face into the sidewalk.
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