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100 Bottles of Wine on the Wall
The three-martini lunch may be a thing of the past, but midtowners still have the Smith & Wollensky Group’s biannual Wine Week. At the following restaurants’ lunch tables from September 25 to 29, a $10 surcharge buys you ten generous samples from a rotating roster—not to mention a logy feeling and a warm, fuzzy regard for your fellow man, however fleeting. ... Read the story