review forthcoming?
https://www.thealineagroup.com/our-20th-anniversary-the-tour
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Woah! Thanks for sharing! Gotta find out when they drop the res! 
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Also this collab in LA at Seline: https://www.opentable.com/booking/experiences-availability?experienceId=437362&restref=1343011&rid=1343011&utm_campaign=shared&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=external
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Wonder how much seline will be. Anyone wanna go with me?
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495pp
I unfortunately think this was completely pre sold- anyone any luck?
Struck out myself.
For those lucky ones who got in, enjoy!
Unfortunately I can’t make this Next redux (Brandon Go and Alain Giraud beckon)…
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when are you going to Giraud?
We are on the 12th
Reservations are open.
Thank you! Those went fast–managed to grab 8/15.
Reservations got released before their newsletter email was sent and before their IG post. I booked mine around 9:50 am. Tickets for 2 appear to be gone and only tickets for 4 left.
What time did you book? I booked 5 pm for 8/15.
2 tops are gone but there are plenty of reservations left for groups of 4
Curious how it is. I went to the popup in Brooklyn, and I didn’t even pay and I absolutely hated it. But I’m also on the record for disliking Alinea on its home turf. 2 of my least favorite meals of all time.
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Honestly, I’ll be shocked if anyone on this board likes it.
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Another non-fan of Alinea here. Went many years ago and while we had enough to eat, technically speaking, we were still hungry on an emotional/psychological level, if that makes sense. I can no longer remember much about the food, but it seemed that the menu was literally 40% sweet items and we are not sweet-eaters. The final dessert was a literal mess–a waterproof placemat splashed with sauces and ice creams for us to fingerpaint in, quite appalling.
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Now I’m kinda nervous with my booking. I guess I can always sell it if the reviews are not good since my booking is on the second to the last day of their LA tour.
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ruth liked it fwiw. spoiler alert.
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I almost threw up at the hot dog/bagel course. And the forced theatrics of going into the back yard at Olmsted with a group of the worst people I’ve ever dined near was awful.
And I used to love Olmsted - I lived next door when it first opened!
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