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COTE
Restaurateur Simon Kim’s modern Korean establishment Cote is reintroducing safe indoor dining in New York at its NYC flagship.
The modern Korean establishment COTE is a not-to-miss offering by restaurateur Simon Kim. Named after the Korean word for “flower,” the restaurant merges classic Korean barbeque flavors with American steakhouse cuts. For imbibing, COTE's beverage director, Victoria James, and its principal bartender, Sondre Kasinhas, put together a drink selection including martinis, old-fashioneds, artisanal soju, and wines by the glass that are poured out of magnums.
This winter, COTE reintroduced safe indoor dining in New York at its flagship. Additionally, its outdoor setup—called the “COTE Cabanas”—offers an entirely private outdoor experience with a 10-course Steak Omakase™ menu, complete with tableside grilling, ventilation fans, and hanging pendant lights.
Whitewaller recommends: Ordering the Butcher’s Feast® prix fixe, and keeping COTE's Miami location in mind for your post-pandemic getaway, which opened on February 12.
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Restaurants and Bars
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EN Japanese Brasserie
Whitewaller New York is highlighting EN Japanese Brasserie—a lively West Village bar, restaurant, and music bar.
Refinery Hotel
Whitewaller New York shines light on the Garment District-based decade-old hospitality space, the Refinery Hotel.
Maison Close
The French restaurant, Maison Close, recently opened in the heart of SoHo on July 27.
GITANO Island
Grupo Gitano invites patrons to a tropical escape without ever leaving New York, with the opening of its latest oasis, GITANO Island.
Verōnika
Verōnika and Bar Verōnika are located on the second floor of Fotografiska.
KYU
Joining locations in Miami and Mexico City, KYU specializes in Asian-inspired cuisine prepared with wood-fired grilling methods.
Café Kitsuné Boerum Hill
Offering Parisian bistro fair with a Japanese twist, Brooklyn's Café Kitsuné Boerum Hill is also home to a bar, a gallery, and a retail space.
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