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A selection of sushi nigiri and maki, a specialty Lomonaco first mastered during his years at Windows on The World, include Peeky Toe Crab California Roll, Lobster Roll with Ossetra caviar and Rainbow Rolls. Southern staples like Chicken & Andouille Sausage Gumbo and Buttermilk Fried Chicken, sit alongside Grilled Pizzas and USDA Prime Rib. A master of modern American cuisine, Chef Lomonaco set out to create a menu reflective of New York’s diverse culinary scene, mixed with regional specialties from across the United States. We look forward to being the go-to restaurant for New York’s newest neighborhood.”īrought to life by award-winning architecture firm, Bentel & Bentel, Hudson Yards Grill embodies New York City’s vibrant energy, with beloved dishes that are familiar, yet respectfully re-invented. “We’ve created an environment that marries the excitement of New York with impeccable service and welcoming hospitality. “A restaurant for everyone, and for any occasion,” says Himmel. “Hudson Yards Grill was built on the idea of creating a place where New Yorkers want to come again and again, and where visitors can feel at home,” says Lomonaco. Located on the fourth floor of the highly-anticipated dining collection at Hudson Yards, the restaurant combines Himmel’s award-winning hospitality approach with the inspired cooking of Michael Lomonaco, creating a casual sophistication and inviting atmosphere that celebrates the very best of contemporary American cuisine. Intense hop flavors and bitterness are the showcase.Tomorrow, two esteemed industry leaders, Michael Lomonaco, executive chef and partner at New York City’s beloved Porter House Bar and Grill, and Chris Himmel, president of Boston-based Himmel Hospitality Group (Grill 23 & Bar, Harvest Restaurant, Post 390, and Bistro du Midi), join forces to debut Hudson Yards Grill. Feel was a on the thinner side and lack creaminess.
Flavors were intense and herbal with a fairly strong bitterness that lingers a bit long and detracts from the drinkability. Aromas were a bit subdued, particularly the hop aromas, and were evenly balanced. Boozy heat emerges from the middle to the finish, Finished semi-dryly with a strong lingering pine hop bitter aftertaste surrounded by herbal notes. Medium high, spicy hop bitterness through the middle that carries through to the end. Medium high herbal hop flavors up front with light flora notes beneath. Pleasant warmth from the middle to the end. Medium bodied with medium light carbonation and a very smooth feel through the middle. Medium floral, herbal and over-ripe pineapple aromas with medium light maltiness beneath. Poured with a thick, creamy, dense, bright white foam with excellent retention. Golden yellow in color with near perfect clarity. Finish was dry, bitter, catty, dank & just the way I would want it. It was not so bitter as to be puckering or off-putting, but when I rail against the modern tropical hop flavors, I would be remiss if I did not rave about one that taste the way that I expect. This was more in line with what I expect from an AIPA - it was quite bitter, very citrusy with grapefruit & lemon peel leading the way, underscored by Simcoe the Kitty & her cattiness, backed up with an earthy maltiness and then finished with honeydew melon which was not terribly sweet, either. Pine, melon, tropical fruits, slight dank, some cattiness and an earthy maltiness were all in evidence on the nose.
Nose did not have the cattiness that I expected from a beer with "Simcoe" so prevalent in its name, but no matter. Color was a gorgeous Yellow-Gold with NE-quality clarity, calling forth The Gelt Gang of Mammon, Midas & Croesus, all vying for a taste. An in-glass swirl raised a finger of dense, foamy, rocky, bone-white head with good retention that left behind nice lacing in its wake. I Crack!ed the CAN open & began a slow, gentle pour into the awaiting glass. Somehow we find him unbelievable irresistible and stimulating because he is one of the few that masters the ability to effortlessly impress with wide-ranging conversation even though he was not even supposed to be here today." I have a couple/few days' worth left, but since my 53rd birthday is next Sunday (Week 679) & I have plans that may curtail my involvement that day, I am getting them in while I CAN.įrom the CAN: "Despite his bitterness, lack of power and insuperable aversion to any over-the-counter labor- he kind of has a charming charisma, and perhaps he is even lovable. I am rather inCANredulous at how many CANs of Evil Twin Brewing's beer I have acCANumulated for inclusion in The CANQuest (tm)! I had begun running through them at the end of New Beer Sunday (Week 677) & CANtinued my efforts yesterday during NBS (Week 678) so now I am simply finishing up.
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