If you ran the NYC Marathon yesterday, you can bring in your Medal to Almond (12 East 22nd Street) this week and they will hook you up with a free entree.
Be sure to bring in your medal and redeem it up to Friday, November 11th.
Here is the Almond dinner menu.
Almond (12 East 22nd Street) also has a stand up at the 2011 Fall Madison Square Eats food stands near Madison Square Park and I could pass the hot pastrami sandwich only so many times before trying it. It’s a bit different take than a typical deli pastrami, but it works well. The pastrami is carved (no cheap sandwich meat here) and it’s on an onion roll with mustard seeds, pickles, and the ‘au jus’ that keeps it moist. Requires napkins but worth it.
Also on the menu is a very good looking Moroccan Meatball Hero ($8), JB’s Jalepeno & Cheddar Brat ($8), Marinated Octopus ($8), House smoked almonds to go.
Madison Square Eats is hosted by the Madison Square Park Conservancy and serves food daily from 11am-9pm until October 21st in the Worth Square area just west of Madison Square Park (@ 24th and 5th Avenue).
Here are the Madison Square Eats Menus from almost every stand!
Friday night’s Artists for Haiti dinner at Almond restaurant right here in the Flatiron (12 East 22nd street between Broadway and Park) was packed with celebs and included a related auction which raised $13.7 million and set world records for four artists according to http://artistsforhaiti.com/auction including Adel Abdessemed ($350,000), Glenn Ligon ($450,000), Nate Lowman ($140,000), and Raymond Pettibon ($820,000). “The auction included 27 works by 26 of today’s most prominent artists, many of which were created specifically for this cause”, with works also by Chuck Close, Jeff Koons, Dan Flavin, Neo Rauch, Urs Fischer, and Cecily Brown.
Guests of note included Susan Sarandon, Bill Clinton, Sean Penn, Jennifer Aniston, Ben Stiller, Justin Theroux, Pat McEnroe, Donna Karan. See photos at www.gettyimages.com/Search/artists+for+haiti+dinner.
Valentine’s Day at Almond (12 East 22nd street between Broadway and Park) will feature their 2nd annual, four-course pomegranate Valentine’s Day menu for $55.
Almost every choice somehow has pomegranate involved, from the Oysters with pomegranate proseco granit to the ricotta crostini with pomegranate molasses, to the king salmon with pomegranate gastrique, to the sticky toffee cake with pomegranate gelee.
Check out the full Almond Valentine’s Day menu to see all of your choices (You get two choices for your first, second and third courses, plus the dessert.)
On Fridays, from now until Labor Day Almond (12 East 22nd Street) features ‘Summer Fridays’ 1:30pm-6pm. For $21, you get: (See full post at http://www.madparknews.com/uncategorized/flatiron-finds…summer-fridays/
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