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DINNER
MENU
Dessert Menu
Wine & Cocktail Menu
Review
on Chowhound
Chef | Ryan Jaronik
Sommelier | Rubén
Sanz Ramiro
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Our regular hours are:
7 Days a Week | 6pm - 1am
til 4am on Friday & Saturday
We accept:
AMEX, Visa, & Master Card
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Reservations are...
highly recommended for
all shows in our Back Dining/Screening Room.
-- If there is an admission, you pay at the door
-- For "day-of" reservations,
please call ahead: 718.384.1369
-- Please call or write if you need to Cancel
a Reservation.
Our Front Dining Room has no videos and no beds, but is always
open for dining and drinking. For parties of 5 or more we stongly recommend reservations.
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Our Review in
the New York Times Dining Section. __________________________________
Many artists have contributed their works to our space.
Thank you artists:
Mike Houston and Martin
Mazorra Woodcut Mural
MoMo Monkey
Logo, hallway mural
M.Carter Monkey
Logo, hallway mural
FAWNJEAN — Chelsea
Briganti and Kevin
Jean Ceiling installation
Phillip
Niemeyer (DoubleTriple) Bathroom
#3, posters, postcards
Ambrose
Brown
Bathroom
#2, Paisley Shitskin 1981
Mercedes
Gonzalez de Garay
Bathroom
#1, from March 2008
Andy
Barrett cardboard chandelier,
much woodwork
Saviour
Scraps Front Dining Room installation,
through June 2008
Taras
Hrabowsky
Back Room
animation
Cartune
Xprez Back
Room animations
Corrine
Jones bathroom
painting #2, through August
2008
Ry
Fyan bathroom
painting
#1 through
February
2008
Brady
Dollarhide 1st
Front Dining
Room forest
mural, through
July 2008
Various
Artists bathroom
sound installation
#1, through
July 2007
Greg
Allen-Müller bathroom
sound #2, McCarren
Park Amended Audio
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Begone
rain! Bring on the humidity! Welcome July.
Have
a look at our July Calendar.
And. We have a New
Summer Menu. It is often light and often
spicy and full of summer tastes and fresh veggies from the farms.
This week...
Our first July night begins big with Lince (from
Barcelona), joined by The
Present (Rusty Santos) and Queens fresh
from their tour; then, a Latin
sextet on THURSDAY;
I Am
The Heat video release later that night;
our Cassavettes month begins with Husbands (1970)
on FRIDAY and
continues with Shadows on MONDAY (all
FREE); a gathering of electro video and
audio masters on SUNDAY;
and a fundraiser (with Free PBR) for a Guatemalan
film on MONDAY.
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Wednesday, July
1
Lince
+ Ezekiel Honig + Queens + The Present + Joshue Ott
Electro acoustic ambient and live visuals from Spain, Brooklyn and beyond
(8:30pm) $10, $10 minimum
Thursday, July 2
EARLY
Parias Ensemble
+ Man Bird Lion
Contemporary
Latin sextet consisting of: Cello, Accordion, Clarinet, Guitars & Percussion.
Opener Man Bird Lion performs elegiac ballads that drape dark
narratives drawn from dream imagery in sublime arrangements
(7:30pm) $10, $10 minimum
LATE
I
am the Heat Video Release Party
I am the Heat debut much anticipated Ghost Bear video and perform
live alongside Brooklyn heartthrobs Hype of the States
(10:30pm) Free, $10 minimum
Friday, July 3
Dinner and a Movie
Cassavettes' Husbands (1970)
Go to a funeral, play sports, divorce your wife. A weekend bender
with Peter Falk, Ben Gazarra and Cassavetes himself - not available
on DVD
(7:30pm) Free, $10 minimum
Saturday, July 4
CLOSED for Independence
Sunday, July 5
Tones
Intimate Tumult and Shige Moriya + Jeremy D. Slater ( )
and wVs + Nick Lesley
Three multi media groups conflate field recordings and
electro acoustic improvisation with video to create a hypnotic
evening of liminal environments
(8:30pm) $5, $10 minimum
Monday, July 6
EARLY
Fundraiser for
El Regreso de Lencho
Come support the film!
El Regreso de Lencho is about a character, Lencho, who uses street
art to organize youth to express social justice and human rights
concerns in an increasingly corrupt and violent Guatemala
(6:30 - 10pm) $20, $10 minimum; Open PBR bar from 6:30-7:30
LATE
Monday
Movies: Cassavettes'
Shadows (1959)
Primitive Cassavetes, The real new American Cinema which influenced everyone
from Godard to Scorsese
(11pm) Free, $5 minimum

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