Dogs sitting outside at the Wilson

New York Post Features The Wilson in Chelsea restaurant serves up menu for ‘dieting’ dogs

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Who’s a calorie-counting boy?

A Manhattan restaurant is taking pooch pampering to absurd new heights with a menu catering to “dieting” doggies, complete with a $26 pan-seared salmon dish and a bowl of berries for $11.

The new canine cuisine served on the patio at The Wilson in Chelsea — the Big Apple’s only official dog restaurant — includes a 16-ounce ribeye steak with grilled baby vegetables ($42), a chicken breast with greens ($16) and a bowl of sliced apples with heirloom carrots ($11), the restaurant announced on Instagram Thursday.

 

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Margarita at Park Avenue Tavern

Guest Of A Guest Features Park Avenue Tavern in All The Game Of Thrones Parties You Cant Miss

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Winter Is Coming at Park Avenue Tavern

The midtown set is in luck! To celebrate the final season, Park Avenue Tavern will be hosting weekly GoT viewing parties every Sunday night, and things kick off this weekend! With three TVs and two hours of bottomless beer and Casamigos grog between 7-9 pm for $25 with the purchase of any entree, it’s the perfect spot to pre-game each episode.

When: Sunday, April 14 & Every Sunday of the Season

Where: Park Avenue Tavern, 99 Park Ave.

 

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Dog waiting to eat at The Wilson

Secret NYC Features The Wilson in NYC Restaurant Just Introduced Their Special Dog-Friendly Menu

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This NYC Restaurant Just Introduced Their Special Dog-Friendly Menu 

We all know that New Yorkers love their dogs, you can see proud pet owners walking them all around the city. The cute little creatures are welcome in almost every aspect of society, except perhaps when it comes to the dining scene.

The Wilson is a contemporary American restaurant and bar in the heart of Chelsea, under NYC’s In Good Company hospitality branch. Open 7 days a week, you can find absolutely everything your heart desires inside. With a wide variety of options for brunch, lunch, dinner, cocktails and more, The Wilson suits any occasion. One could say it had almost everything you could want, but was still missing something to really make it stand out.

Cue their first attempt at a puppy-friendly menu, inspired by the culinary director’s own cooking for his dog, the menu includes dishes that are meant to be shared between both pets and humans (a few options include steak, salmon, chicken breast, baby veggies, mixed berries).

This intimate experience might not be for everyone, some might argue that it’s a bit extra to have your dog eat at a restaurant with you. For those that are onboard with taking their dog for a fancy meal out, now you know where to go!

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Dog Steak on the dog menu | The Wilson

Gothamist Features The Wilson in Their Weekly Roundup

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All-day Chelsea restaurant the Wilson has debuted a dog-friendly menu (aka, a menu for humans that is safe for dogs to eat too), including a 16-ounce grilled ribeye steak ($42), pan-roasted salmon ($28), and grilled chicken breast ($16).

 

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Dog Menu at The Wilson

The Takeout Features The Wilson in NYC Restaurant’s Dog Menu

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NYC restaurant’s dog menu includes $26 salmon for “dieting” canines

NYC’s dogs can eat better than most humans with a new menu at Manhattan restaurant The Wilson. The restaurant’s culinary director James Haskell was inspired by the meals he creates for his own English bulldog, Stella, Forbes reports. His home-cooked meals cater to Stella’s preference for soft-scrambled eggs with sea salt and extra-virgin olive oil. Not to get off track, but how does one train one’s dog to determine extra-virgin from regular olive oil? Mine just knows “roll over” and “shake” and “oh my god stop chewing that.”

The Wilson’s dog menu—served only on the patio—includes a 16-ounce ribeye steak with grilled baby vegetables, and pan-roasted salmon ($26) for “dieting” doggies. A box of sliced apples and carrots costs $11. Haskell tells Forbes the dishes are designed to be shared between human and dog, though that’s still a pricey meal to share with an animal that would probably scarf a squished french fry off the sidewalk if the opportunity presented. And aside from chocolate or other foods toxic to dogs, can’t humans share almost any meal with their dog if they’d like?

Perhaps I’m just out of touch by feeding my dog… uh, dog food. (I’ve never heard any complaints.) People are willing to pony up for Instant Pot doggie meal kits, and some enjoy the experience of cooking for their pets from specific canine cookbooks. Vegan pet food has also emerged as its own category, so restaurants were only the next logical step. If your pet is thirsty, by the way, there’s dog beer for that.

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Dog at The Wilson, Dog menu

Eater NY Features The Wilson in Chelsea restaurant the Wilson debuts a fancy menu for dogs

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All-day Chelsea restaurant the Wilson has debuted a new menu — except it’s only for dogs. The dog food was put together by culinary director Jeff Haskell and includes fancy (and wildly expensive) dishes like a 16-ounce grilled ribeye steak ($42), pan-roasted salmon ($28), and grilled chicken breast ($16). It’ll be available on the restaurant’s side patio for now, but will expand to the front terrace once the weather is warmer. See the full menu below.

 

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Dinning room at Cleo

Your Weekend Plans Features Cleo in Their Roundup For The Week

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Cleo: Cleo, located on Park Ave and East 30th Street inside The Mondrian Hotel, is a great, modern, upscale Mediterranean spot to head to on a Saturday night. The main bar is a fun hangout spot within itself – located at the very front of the restaurant with plenty of seating and a wide variety of cocktails to choose from! We tried a whole bunch of delicious food, including the hummus, zucchini chips, and Greek salad to start. The pita bread that comes with the hummus was extra doughy, which we really appreciated. Next up, we went for the chicken kebabs, brussel sprouts and saffron rice. The brussel sprouts with hazelnuts, orange, fresno chili, cilantro, and soy sherry vin were the winner by far …. until we got to dessert. Don’t leave without trying the sticky toffee pudding which comes with butterscotch, walnut tuile, and vanilla gelato. The chocolate cake underneath the ice cream came out smoking hot, with actual steam released as we cut into our first bite! We must note that the service was also extra outstanding, from great recommendations on what to order, to making sure our wine glass was always perfectly full. Thanks, Cleo, for making us feel like Cleopatra ;).

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Dog at The Wilson, Dog menu

Forbes Features The Wilson in New York City Restaurant Adds Special Menu For Dogs

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New York City Restaurant Adds Special Menu For Dogs

New York City dining is going to the dogs. At least, at one mutt-friendly Manhattan restaurant.

The Wilson, a contemporary American restaurant in Chelsea, is inviting pampered pups to dine alongside their owners to enjoy its first-ever dog menu. Inspired by Culinary Director Jeff Haskell’s cooking for his own dog, these puppy-friendly dishes can be shared between pets and humans, though the latter can can also order off a more extensive, less pet-friendly menu as well.

The Wilson’s first dog menu includes a 16 oz grilled ribeye steak with  grilled baby vegetables and steak jus ($42), pan roasted true north salmon with steamed vegetables and lemon ($28), grilled chicken breast with baby vegetables ($16) and lighter sides like a bowl of sliced apples and heirloom carrots ($11) or a bowl of mixed berries ($14).

The Wilson is located at 132 West 27th Street and open seven days a week. Reservations are available by emailing reservations@igchospitality.com and letting them know you’re interested in the Dog Menu. Seating is limited in the dog-friendly area of the venue,  available on a first-come-first-serve basis, year-round.

 

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Refinery string bar lights

Uproxx Features Refinery Rooftop in Bartenders Tell Us The Best Gins For National Gin And Tonic Day

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Alli Torres, Bartender at Refinery Rooftop in New York City

“My favorite gin to work with right now is a local one from New York Distilling Co; Dorothy Parker. It has some fun botanicals that really pop when mixed with a strong tonic. Highlighting the elderberries and cinnamon in the recipe, I like to use Q-Indian Tonic with a cracked cinnamon stick and a slice of pear in my Gin & Tonics. It’s so clean and delicious, it doesn’t need much to showcase the flavors.”

 

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Photo of Mondrian Terrace at dusk

Off The MRKT Features Mondrian Terrace in The Best Rooftop Restaurants in NYC This Spring

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Mondrian Terrace is located on the 15th floor of the Mondrian Park Avenue. Overlooking the corner of Park Avenue and 30th Street, the terrace offers breathtaking views of Manhattan paired with signature cocktails, small bites, and year-round outdoor seating. Mondrian Terrace is a year-round al fresco venue that features both indoor and outdoor lounge seating. The terrace is available to book for private events or open to the public every Friday and Saturday from 5pm to 11pm.

 

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