Lunch service has begun at The Grill.
New York City's Four Seasons restaurant, famous for its power lunch and influential clientele, officially closed its doors last July. In early May, a new restaurant called The Grill opened in the space in the Seagram Building that was once home to the Four Seasons.
The three men behind the reopening — Mario Carbone, Rich Torrisi, and Jeff Zalaznick — together form Major Food Group, which also operates the restaurants Carbone, ZZ's Clam Bar, Parm, Sadelle's, and Santina.
They introduced a new lunch menu at The Grill last week, and it's sure to draw its fair share of famous diners.
Ahead, take a look inside the storied space in Midtown Manhattan, and see what the next iteration of power dining looks like.
Scores of celebrities have been stopping by the new restaurant, including Gwyneth Paltrow.
Nas was there for the soft launch in early May.
Source: Eater
Even Kellyanne Conway has dropped in.
Tommy Hilfiger and wife Dee Ocleppo have already eaten here, too.
As for the interior, The Grill team maintained the Four Seasons' iconic decorative bar ceiling.
The restrooms have vanity mirrors.
The new lunch menu, developed by chef Carbone, includes oysters for $24 ...
Source: Eater
... steak and anchovy tartare for $26 ...
... a classic club sandwich for $26 ...
... and a cheeseburger for $29. Its patty is a house-ground brisket, topped with house-made American cheese.
Source: Bloomberg
There are some higher-priced items, including a $52 filet mignon.
The side asparagus are $12.
Lunch hours are from 11:45 a.m. til 2 p.m.
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