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New Year’s Eve Eats

26 Dec 2012
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2012, 2013, Blue Duck Tavern, El Centro, Masa 14, New Year's Eve

Last Meal of 2012

Happy boxing day! With Christmas over, sugar plum fairies have now been replaced with visions of New Year’s. If you are still looking for things to do, check out these dining options and remember that your food related resolutions do not officially start until January 1st!

Blue Duck Tavern

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On December 31st, Blue Duck Tavern will host two seatings at 5:30 and 8:30. For $75  and $100 respectively, the two seatings will include a three-course menu with choice of appetizer, entrée and dessert. Wine and Champagne pairings also available for extra.

The holiday feast will be prepared by Executive Chef Sebastien Archambault and Chef de Cuisine John Melfi.

Blue Duck Tavern

24th and M Streets, NW

(within the Park Hyatt Washington, 20037)

Masa 14

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In honor of the new calendar year, Executive Chef Adam Goldman will be adding new and exclusive dishes to Masa 14’s New Year’s eve dinner. Start off with a Lobster Salad, served in endive cups with lobster aioli and citrus aioli, or a Shrimp Cocktail with beet cocktail sauce. Bring in the New Year right with Peking Duck Two Ways, grilled and confit served with pickled red cabbage, cotija and scallions.

Masa 14

1825 14th Street, NW

El Centro

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El Centro is offering three dining options on New Year’s Eve. From 5-6:30 PM, patrons can enjoy for $35 a prix fixe menu which includes beer or margarita and a choice of appetizer and entrée. Second seating time (6:30-9:30 PM) includes same dining options for $45. For the last seating time at 9:30 PM, guests will groove to a DJ set and toast in the new year with a free glass of champagne at midnight.

Here are some of the menu options:

Ceviche Azteca in piloncillo citrus broth, calamari and red snapper

El Centro Steak Asado, a NY strip served with moro rice, pasilla sauce and avocado

Chipotle Shrimp, chipotle, black bean puree, market vegetables and white rice.

El Centro D.F.

1819 14th Street, NW

Whatever your choice, make sure to end 2012 with a great start to the new year!

 

By: Richard Barry, Food Editor

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richard
richard

Richard is a freelance writer who enjoys building a healthy appetite with long runs around the city. When not logging the miles, he can be spotted training the palate at brunches, happy hours and food trucks.

About the Author
Richard is a freelance writer who enjoys building a healthy appetite with long runs around the city. When not logging the miles, he can be spotted training the palate at brunches, happy hours and food trucks.

About the Author

richard
richard

Richard is a freelance writer who enjoys building a healthy appetite with long runs around the city. When not logging the miles, he can be spotted training the palate at brunches, happy hours and food trucks.

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