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When outdoor dining launched this past summer, New Yorkers had a number of unique spots to dine al fresco, from the most photographed block in Brooklyn to one of the city’s oldest streets. A special outdoor dining experience has launched in New York, created by Resident, a startup that hosts dinners on balconies and rooftops of luxury apartments. Next month, the company is hosting a socially-distant supper club at the Broad Exchange Building, a landmarked skyscraper in the Financial District.
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The supper club at the Broad Exchange Building consists of a rotating chef residency with newcomers who have experience at Michelin-starred restaurants. On November 10, Chef Allyx Seemann, who worked at Jean-Georges, will host a seasonal tasting menu on the balcony of the building’s penthouse apartment.
The event costs $175 and there’s enough space for between 30 and 40 people in total. The open-air balcony measures an impressive 2,838 square feet, larger than the apartment itself.
Tables are set up six feet apart, masks are required for both staff and diners, and Resident will be adhering to strict cleaning protocols recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Reservations, which must be for between 2 and 10 people, can be made here. And find additional upcoming dining events at the building here.
Once the largest office building in New York when it was built in 1902, the Broad Exchange Building at 25 Broad Street was converted into a residential building in 1997. When it held office space, the building was considered one of the most sought-after addresses for Wall Street due to its proximity to the New York Stock Exchange. The Landmarks Preservation Commission designated the building as an individual landmark in 2000.
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