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Alamo Drafthouse Reveals NYC Menu, Featuring Adult Milkshakes And Kale
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Jen Carlson
Published Mar 21, 2013
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The Alamo Drafthouse will be opening its first New York City theater inside of the historic Metro Theater at 2626 Broadway (between 99th and 100th street) next year, with plans to open theaters in Downtown Brooklyn and Yonkers (this year) as well. Today, via Facebook, they released the menu they'll be offering at these locations, which you can see in full below. It includes: creme brulee french toast, adult milkshakes (tequila, chocolate and cinnamon!), real buttered popcorn with a side of herbs and parm, pretzels with Shiner Bock mustard, fried pickles, $7 Old Fashioneds, wine, beer, and don't worry: kale is mentioned at least twice.
[via West Side Rag]
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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