Dining in the Dark-Paris
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wouldn't it be just as easy to tie velvet eye masks over everyone's eyes, just as dinner is served? you can get a quick peep of the food, make sure it isn't gross, and then dine in the dark?
when you were kids, did anyone play those halloween games where they put cold spaghetti into a container, and they blindfold you, and you are supposed to feel it and guess what it is? and other foods? sounds a lot like that.
and who would want to possibly end up wearing their food? do they also give out bibs? why not just put everyone in a high chair with a tray.
hahaha
when you were kids, did anyone play those halloween games where they put cold spaghetti into a container, and they blindfold you, and you are supposed to feel it and guess what it is? and other foods? sounds a lot like that.
and who would want to possibly end up wearing their food? do they also give out bibs? why not just put everyone in a high chair with a tray.
hahaha
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I've not read the thread in any great detail. But NYC has had this for a while -- at Suba, I believe, on Ludlow Street. I don't know if they still do it. The servers wear night goggles.
I ate at Suba once and thought it was ok. It's a bit pricey for what it is.
There's another restaurant called Papillon on Hudson Street (NYC) that had quite good reviews when it first opened. I don't know what it happened to it, but it went through a few incarnations. I remember reading a review about this sort of dining too -- and something about the diners licking food off the servers. A bit gross.
Then on a separate topic, there's/was a restaurant in NYC called La Nouvelle Justine. I never went. I don't know if it's still open.
I ate at Suba once and thought it was ok. It's a bit pricey for what it is.
There's another restaurant called Papillon on Hudson Street (NYC) that had quite good reviews when it first opened. I don't know what it happened to it, but it went through a few incarnations. I remember reading a review about this sort of dining too -- and something about the diners licking food off the servers. A bit gross.
Then on a separate topic, there's/was a restaurant in NYC called La Nouvelle Justine. I never went. I don't know if it's still open.
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Ok, I promise not to post anymore to this thread.... But review for Suba:
http://www.eatdrink.timeoutny.com/ar...8.eat.feat.php
Sorry for being so scatter-brained.
http://www.eatdrink.timeoutny.com/ar...8.eat.feat.php
Sorry for being so scatter-brained.
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My son ate at one of these type restaurants in Berlin-there had been a cancellation at the last minute and they were able to get a reservation. He said that it was one of the most interesting dinners he had ever had in his 22 years!
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