2009 Cook. Eat. Drink. Live. Festival: New Food & Drink Tastings, Celebrity Chefs & More
La Venue (608 West 28th Street New York, NY 10001)
- Full Price:
- $65.00
- Our Price:
- $39.00*
* Additional fees apply.
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The last date listed for Cook. Eat. Drink. Live. was Sunday November 8, 2009 / 2:00pm - 6:00pm.
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Goldstar Member Tips
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Goldstar Member on What to Wear
Casual
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Ketriana Y. on What to Wear
Coat check is available wear comfortable shoes and attire.
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Ketriana Y. on Where to Park
Location is 11th and 12th so be prepared to walk or take a cab.
Goldstar Member Reviews
TG
Nice event. Definitely better than spending a day in front of TV, but felt it was overpriced even at a discount. Did not expect to wait in line to enter - I think it should've been better organized. Lots of wine and food to taste - can't complain.Written on Nov 10 2009
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Tango WIth Jon
It was a waste of $45. Would have been upset if I paid full price. There were not many food vendors. There were mostly sweets and wine.Written on Nov 09 2009
I didnt have lunch and was starving. The only decent hot food was a steak vendor. There was a long line to get a 3" thin sliver of a steak. I would have liked to spend $45 for a nice meal somewhere. Very disappointing!
I guess the girl in the ad eating a piece of chocolate should have been an indication of what to expect. Go there for dessert after lunch!
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stormgirl7
This was one of the best things I have ever done in NY.Written on Nov 09 2009
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More Information About Cook. Eat. Drink. Live.
Website
http://www.cookeatdrinklive.com/
Quotes & Highlights
- Plan your visit with the full schedule for Cook. Eat. Drink. Live.
Description
The 2009 Cook. Eat. Drink. Live. Festival includes:
The Main Stage (Friday 6-8PM, Saturday 2-6PM, Sunday 2-6PM) will feature cooking demonstrations, holiday party planning tips, sampling by celebrity chefs and authors all hosted by Tanya Wenman-Steel, editor-in-chief of epicurious.com. The scheduled talent includes Chef Bill Telepan, television personality and author Karen Bussen, Chef Jimmy Bradley and more. Participating authors will follow their demonstrations with a book signing.
The Astor Stage (Friday 6-8PM, Saturday 2-6PM, Sunday 2-6PM) will offer a wide range of informative and fun holiday-themed programs throughout the festival hosted by television personality Ted Allen, wine expert Marnie Old, Orson Salicetti, Apotheke’s Mixologist and more. Participating authors will follow their demonstrations with a book signing.
Robert Mondavi Discover Wine Cook Eat Drink Live is thrilled to welcome the Robert Mondavi Discover Wine tour to this years’ event. Stocked with wines from the Robert Mondavi Private Selection and Mondavi Winery portfolios, the pavilion provides guests with an interactive learning experience through tastings and classes.
Restaurants for those looking to try new foods from the city’s best restaurants, The Tunnel/La Venue will be offering tasting samples, gift certificates and reservations from One if by Land, Two if by Sea, Rouge Tomate, Benjamin Steakhouse and more.
The Last Store on Main Street throughout the festival The Last Store on Main Street coalition, in partnership with The Grape Exchange of New Rochelle, will be sampling and selling wines from all over New York State including Duck Walk Vineyards, Lieb Cellars and Brotherhood Winery.
FineWaters Pavillion The Cook. Eat. Drink. Live. festival wouldn’t be complete without FineWaters and they are back this year offering tastings, flavor profiles, serving and stemware suggestions from a distinctive collection of waters from around the world, including Patagonia Mineral S.A. and Glace Rare Iceberg Water.
Coffee & Tea Pavilion To help guests recharge after their busy shopping sprees, the folks from the NYC Coffee & Tea Festival will be offering new flavors and holiday blends, including Harney & Sons’s tea.
Supporting Action Against Hunger A portion of the proceeds from the Cook. Eat. Drink. Live. Festival will go to support the programs offered by Action Against Hunger (http://www.actionagainsthunger.org)
The Third Annual Cook. Eat. Drink. Live. festival is made possible by the generous support of Zagat Survey, the Astor Center, Capital One, Delta, Coca-Cola, The Grape Exchange, Viking, The Last Store on Main Street, Debragga.com NY’s Butcher, Amtrak, FineWaters, the New York Post, NYC.com, GRI, Robert Mondavi Discover Wine, Imbibe, Coffee & Tea Festival NYC, Oceans Alive Scallops, City Guide, ISES, Promenade, and Skyline Credit Ride.