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Dec 27, 2013

Where to Spend New Year’s Eve in Brooklyn

By Sarah Zorn

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Grindhaus: An eight-course tasting menu for $65 per person? On inflation-happy New Year’s Eve, it just doesn’t get any cheaper than that. And although this just-opened Red Hook spot originally planned to specialize in sausages, their holiday spread sounds unapologetically veggie-focused, including maitake mushrooms with rice, egg yolk and brown butter, cabbage with tofu, peanuts and chili, and even some straight up rabbit food; ie. a dish of carrots, nasturtium and Timothy hay. Consider it an early start on your resolution to eat more healthfully in the new year.

275 Van Brunt St., (718) 909-2881

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