Auction Ends: Mar 5, 2012 07:00 PM EST

-FORBES 30 UNDER 30

A Very Kensington's New York - Trip for Two

Item Number: 264

Estimated Value: 1300 USD
Sold: 1100 USD to jonders

Number of Bids: 18 - Bid History

Item Description

***FEATURED PACKAGE AS PART OF THE 2011 FORBES 30 UNDER 30: FOOD & WINE CATEGORY! HIGHLIGHTING 2011 RECIPIENTS, MARK RAMADAN AND SCOTT NORTON OF SIR KENSINGTON'S GOURMET SCOOPING KETCHUP***

Be wined and dined on the Kensington dime in beautiful New York City–A trip for two

Be wined and dined on the Kensington dime in beautiful New York City – a trip for two.

The excursion will be abundant in exquisite cocktails, stopovers at the finest cultural institutions, and a series of veritable feasts at some of the city’s premier dining establishments where Sir Kensington’s Gourmet Scooping Ketchup is served. The full itinerary is below:

1. Awaken at the Soho Grand and be pampered with morning room service breakfast. Ideally located in the heart of SoHo's famed shopping district, Soho Grand is famous for establishing itself as the first luxury downtown boutique hotel.

2. Lunch at the acclaimed restaurant of Chef Joey Campanaro, The Little Owl, in the West Village for your mid-day meal. We highly recommend the Bacon Cheeseburger.

3. Explore New York City and spend the afternoon at one of the following two renowned attractions:

MoMa (The Museum of Modern Art)
Circle Line Excursion around Manhattan

4. Refresh with a late afternoon punch, fizz, sour, or other masterfully crafted cocktail at Peels on Bowery. Drinks will, of course, be accompanied by French fries and Gourmet Scooping Ketchup.

5. Feast on the New British cuisine of Executive Chef Chris Rendell at Whitehall restaurant in the West Village, where Sir Kensington’s Ketchup is the essential dinner companion.

6. Recover with another night at the Soho Grand. Perhaps take in a nightcap in the hotel's exclusive lounge, the Club Room, where you can gaze at the Terry O'Neill photographs of stars such as Sean Connery and Paul McCartney in the permanent collection curated by Morrison Hotel Gallery.