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568 Amsterdam Ave.,
New York, NY 10024
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B, C at 86th St.; 1 at 86th St.
$18-$33
American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Recommended
This venue is closed.
The lofty goal of this Upper West Side restaurant is not, as its name suggests, to impart poker tips, but rather to demystify wine, through informal food pairings and a 150-bottle list that offers 30 selections by the glass or two-ounce taste. Its owner and wine director are veterans of Café des Artistes—as is the chef, Bill Peet, whose globally inspired American menu includes lobster kebabs, Chablis-steamed mussels and littlenecks, and sautéed skate wing with arugula noodles. Peet smokes his own fish (in bold indifference to nearby Barney Greengrass), mixes Pecorino Romano and bacon into his burgers, and aspires to seduce the neighborhood with Monday's $25 two-course-and-a-drink prix fixe.
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