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| AUREOLE
34 East 61st
Street, New York
Bet. Park & Madison
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WINTER
DINNER TASTING MENU
YELLOWTAIL
SASHIMI WITH 10 HERB VINAIGRETTE
'celebration of citrus'
SOFT RICOTTA CAVATELLI with BRAISED BEEF SHORTRIB
fricassee of white root vegetables
TARRAGON BUTTER POACHED DIVER SCALLOP
Granny Smith apple risotto and gelee
HUDSON VALLEY DUCK 'a L'ORANGE'
Magret, foie torchon, confit, and wilted mustard
greens
FOUR PREPARATIONS of VEAL
shoulder, cheek, cutlet, sweetbreads, mustard
infused jus
FOIE GRAS AND SUNDRIED CHERRY FILLED DOUGHNUT
CREAM CHEESE SEMIFREDDO
celery granite
AUREOLE DESSERTS
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VEGETARIAN TASTING MENU
COMPOSED SALAD
OF HEIRLOOM TOMATOES AND BABY CORN
baby arugula, corn crisps
CHILLED WHITE SILVER QUEEN CORN SOUP
truffled fingerling potato hash
SOFT RICOTTA GNOCCHI
AND CREAMED SWEET SUGAR CORN
saute of wood ear mushrooms and baby mizuna
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| Cuisine:
Progressive American
Avg. Check: $70 - $80
Attire: Jackets Required
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RESTAURANT
Nestled in a sophisticated brownstone on Manhattan’s
Upper Eastside, Aureole is recognized worldwide as
an ultimate destination for fine American food, including
induction into the prestigious Relais Gourmands, the
association of restaurants recognized by Relais &
Chateaux for world-class dining. Aureole offers an
elegant dining experience in an inspiring environment,
with unsurpassed service. Soft music, towering arrangements
of fresh-cut flowers, boldly flavored seasonal dishes
and theatrical three-dimensional desserts serve to
delight all the senses. The embodiment of refinement
and polish, Aureole is not to be missed.
Focused flavors
with clean lines, the menu at Aureole showcases
the best of the season, changing at regular intervals,
monthly and seasonally. Firmly rooted in the classical
style, the menu offers such treasures as a sesame-seared
Atlantic salmon with orange-miso vinaigrette and
sticky rice croquette, and ginger marinated magret
of moulard duck with sugar snap peas, mango and
wild mushroom roulade. Boccuzzi’s reach is
global, with signature dishes like his starter of
seared Dayboat scallops and Foie Gras with port
glazed Bing cherries and young onions. In addition
to the three-course, prix fixe menu, Boccuzzi designs
six-course market and vegetarian tasting menus for
the truly adventurous palate.
One of the most
highly regarded chefs in America today; Charlie
Palmer has received critical acclaim for his signature
“Progressive American” cuisine, a style
which reinterprets classic European cooking using
American artisanal products and small farm producers.
CUISINE
A Focused flavors with clean lines, the menu at
Aureole showcases the best of the season, changing
at regular intervals, monthly and seasonally. Firmly
rooted in the classical style, the menu offers such
treasures as sesame seared Atlantic salmon with
orange-miso vinaigrette and sticky rice croquette,
and ginger marinated magret of moulard duck with
sugar snap peas, mango and wild mushroom roulade.
Boccuzzi’s reach is global, with signature
dishes like his starter of seared Dayboat scallops
and Foie Gras with port glazed Bing cherries and
young onions. In addition to the three-course, prix
fixe menu, Boccuzzi designs six-course market and
vegetarian tasting menus for the truly adventurous
palate.
CHARLIE
PALMER
“There are few cooks in the United States
as good at their craft as Charlie Palmer, and none
better.”
- Fred Ferretti, ‘A Gourmet at Large,’
Gourmet
One of the most highly regarded chefs in America
today; Charlie Palmer has received critical acclaim
for his signature “Progressive American”
cuisine, a style which reinterprets classic European
cooking using American artisanal products and small
farm producers.
Today, Charlie’s creativity is sparked by
working with his selective team of chefs at all
of his locations.
PRICE FIXED MENUS; PRIVATE PARTIES; PRIVATE
ROOM; ON & OFF PREMISE CATERING; BAR DINING
RESERVATIONS - Required
CREDIT CARDS
Amex, Visa, MasterCard, Diner's Club, Discover,
Carte Blanche
HOURS - Lunch Mon. - Fri. 12 - 2:30
Dinner Mon. - Fri. 5:30 - 11 - Sat. 5 - 11
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