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Help 'Inoteca Finish All Its Discounted Wine Saturday Night Before It Closes
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Rebecca Fishbein
Published Feb 8, 2014
Modified Feb 8, 2014
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As we pointed out earlier this week, Lower East Side spot 'inoteca is closing for good after service tonight. And whether you're a big fan or will simple spend nights yearning for their truffled egg toast (recipe here!), it's worth stopping by to bid them farewell, now that they're offering major discounts on wine. Nothing beats a boozy fire sale.
In a Reddit post earlier this week, 'inoteca's wine director noted that the eatery had to clear out 1,300 bottles of the good stuff before shuttering. They've been slashing prices all week with prime bottles going for as much as 50 percent off, and Eater suspects that they'll be dipping prices down even more as the final hour nears.
According to Facebook, the restaurant didn't open for lunch today thanks to an overwhelming number of customers over the past few days, but it opens for dinner service tonight at 5 p.m.
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