Everyone’s Financially Fine at $350 Private Dinner
People are still willing to pay $350 for a meal at Le Bernardin, especially if it's for a special nineteenth-century meal.
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People are still willing to pay $350 for a meal at Le Bernardin, especially if it's for a special nineteenth-century meal.
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