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Posted: June 4, 2019
Witkoff, Fisher Brothers and New Valley unveil grand dining room at 111 Murray
Manhattan, NY Witkoff, Fisher Brothers and New Valley, in conjunction with Douglas Elliman Development Marketing, officially unveiled the grand dining room within residential tower 111 Murray St. with a live cooking demonstration from chef, Elizabeth Falkner.
The Grand Dining Room is one of many ground floor amenities featured within 111 Murray St., a glass Tribeca residential tower that also features a unique lobby, lounge, demonstration kitchen and patisserie on the same floor, all designed by David Rockwell.
Complete with a spring inspired tasting menu, 50 select guests were able to experience the space and food prepared by Falkner, a cookbook author and former chef who has appeared on over 40 cooking competitions on the Food Network, Cooking Channel, Bravo and more.
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