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Dec 27, 2013

Where to Spend New Year’s Eve in Brooklyn

By Sarah Zorn

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Extra Fancy: You can get a five-course meal featuring diver scallops with pork belly, a champagne toast, and handmade truffles for a comparatively inexpensive $75 per person at this Williamsburg seafood spot. But it’s New Year’s Eve, you cheapskate bastard, so upgrade to the $125 “Extra Fancy” option, for an upscale flourish (like caviar, shaved black truffles, morels, etc.), added to each dish.

302 Metropolitan Ave., (347) 422-0939

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