‘Tis the season

Make it a Celebration
Whether you’re planning an intimate gathering or a larger celebration, we offer private and semi-private dining options to make your holiday occasion special.
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Atl | Blanton’s Bourbon Dinner
An iconic Kentucky bourbon, Blanton’s is known for its single-barrel character and sought-after Japanese releases, featuring pours that range from lighter, more refined expressions to higher-proof, more powerful bottlings. Presented in a progression to build in depth and intensity, pairing seamlessly with the courses of the evening.
April 12 at 6pm | Atlanta, Make a Reservation >
Meet & GreetTakara Red Edition Japanese Release
1stGold EditionBourbon Glazed Bacon
2ndStraight From The BarrelWedge
3rdSpecial Reserve Green LabelFilet 8oz.With Sauteed Mushrooms, Grilled Asparagus & Onion Straws
DessertTakara Black Edition Japanese ReleaseCheesecake with Bourbon-Candied Bacon Caramel Sauce
$295 / guest
Atlanta: Sunday, April 12 at 6pm
Reservations > limited availability
Atl | WhistlePig Whiskey Dinner

Join us for a WhistlePig Whiskey Dinner featuring four rye whiskey expressions aged 6 to 15 years. Each course is paired to complement the distinct character and aging styles of WhistlePig, a family-owned distillery known for its rye whiskey craftsmanship and innovative aging techniques.
March 8 at 6pm | Atlanta, Make a Reservation >
1st
PiggyBack 100% Rye Aged 6 Years
Shrimp Cocktail
2nd
Small Batch Rye Aged 10 Years
Arugula & Apple Salad
3rd
Old World Rye Aged 12 Years
Filet 8 oz.
or
Sea Bass
With Steak Cut Fries & Charred Brussels
4th
Estate Oak Rye Aged 15 Years
Chocolate Cake
$169 / guest
Atlanta: Sunday, March 8 at 6pm
Reservations >
Myr | Old Forester Dinner
Join us for an Old Forester Whiskey Row dinner featuring four expressions “1870, 1897, 1910, & 1920” each paying tribute to a pivotal moment in bourbon history. Together, they create a timeline of bourbon’s evolution from the late 1800s through Prohibition.Feb. 23 at 6pm | Myrtle Beach, Make a Reservation >
1st
1897 Bottled in Bond
Thick Cut Sizzling Bacon2nd
1870 Original Batch
Classic Caesar3rd
1920 Prohibition Style
NY Strip 10 oz. or Sea Bass
With Creamed Spinach & Cheese Mashed Potatoes4th
1910 Old Fine Whisky
Cheesecake with a Bourbon-Candied Bacon Caramel Sauce$149 / guest
Myrtle Beach: Monday, Feb. 23 at 6pm
Reserve or call: 843.448.8081
Myrtle Beach | Frank Family Vineyards Wine Dinner

Experience an exclusive Frank Family Vineyards dinner, pairing Napa Valley’s bold Cabernets and refined Chardonnays with our USDA Prime steaks. Seats are limited—reserve now for an unforgettable evening.
1st
Chardonnay, Carneros 2023
Thick Cut Sizzling Bacon
2nd
Pinot Noir, Carneros 2022
Classic Caesar
3rd
Cabernet Sauvignon, Napa Valley 2022
Filet 8 oz.
or
Chardonnay, Carneros 2023
Sea Bass
Served with Cheese Mashed Potatoes & Sauteed Mushrooms
4th
Zinfandel, Napa Valley 2023
Cheesecake
$149 / guest
Myrtle Beach: Monday, January 26 at 6pm
Reserve or call: 843.448.8081
Top Steakhouse in the Palm Beaches | Boca

“Still The One” | New York Prime Boca

A huge thank you to The Boca Raton Observer for the amazing “Still the One” feature! We’re proud to keep raising the bar as your favorite #Boca steakhouse and grateful to our team and guests who make it all happen.
Read the full story on page 236 of the 100th Anniversary issue of The Boca Raton Observer >
Town & Country | Thank You

Thank you Town & Country and our guest, Michael Campbell, for including us in your story about “Where to Dine in #MyrtleBeach, According to Locals”.
AJC “From the Menu Of”…
From the Menu Of… New York Prime Crab Cakes
AJC, August 12, 2020
By C.W. Cameron
The crab cake at New York Prime is amazing. Big lumps of crab, no bready filling, they were just right for this crab lover. What’s their secret? — Deborah Shupert, Atlanta
You can enjoy an amazing steak at New York Prime, but we are betting there are many who go just to enjoy the crab cakes. Chef Robert Kinsella says, “The preparation and minimal ingredients are meant to showcase the crab. Start with quality crab meat and the final product will be a winner.”




