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25 Jay St.,
Brooklyn, NY 11201
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F at York St.
$6-$12
American Express, MasterCard, Visa
Accepted/Not Necessary
This venue is closed.
After making raw food respectable at Pure Food and Wine—and a very public split with his partner—Matthew Kenney has embarked on the second chapter in his life as a vegan chef and raw-foodist. It’s headquartered in a loftlike space in Dumbo, where he’s opened the Plant, a retail shop, classroom, and commissary kitchen for the fleet of BlueGreen juice-bar/cafés he plans to infiltrate the tri-state region with. He is starting with the Upper East Side (203 E. 74th St., nr. Third Ave.; 212-744-0940), and on the premises of the Plant itself. Unlike most industrial kitchens, this one is equipped with a coconut station (with a backsplash for errant splinters), a dehydrator room, and a staff proficient at transforming nuts and fruits into macadamia hummus and an utterly credible chocolate pudding.
Prix-Fixe DinnerThe plant hosts a weekly dinner every Friday night from 8:30pm-11pm. The five-course dinner with unlimited drinks is $48 and is based on a completely different menu using fresh seasonal ingredients each week.
Note
Reservations are required for Friday dinners
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