The Deathwatch ink is too precious to spill on this one, but in case you haven't heard: "Heartland Brewery announces the introduction of The Beer Goddess®, a three-liter hand-blown Pilsner glass (that's 6.3 pints, 101.4 ounces, or 8.5 cans)..the glass may be 'The Largest Glass of Beer Commercially Available' (that is, served in a bar or restaurant), and has applied to the Guinness World Records to have it designated as such. The Beer Goddess costs $49..." Expect this to appear in the Daily News food section in 3, 2, 1... [EaterWire; previously]
One of the weirder restaurant gimmicks we've ever heard of: opera night at the West Village's Ido Sushi. And yes, there's a video of the performers in action. [LimeWire]
Should we chalk it up to the crap weather or is this a bad sign? From the inbox: "Dropped by Kosher Village today at 2 for their much-hyped free falafel day. The place was completely empty. I was expecting at least a short wait..." [EaterWire]
Kosher Village, the falafel joint that was once Chickpea (but still owned by them) and that came into its new name through an uber-gimmicky naming contest, sent out the official announcement of its opening this morning. To continue with the gimmicks, they're giving away free falafel from 2-4 p.m. this Friday to "celebrate this momentous occasion."
What may be more interesting to those who have been following the contest, or "FalafelGate" as Cutlets is calling it, is the reveal of the contest winner, the prizes for the multiple winners, and the apology for the spamming episode last month:
The full announcement.>>
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