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A New Menu for TriBeCa

By JAYANTHI DANIEL | January 16, 2008

At breakfast time, TriBeCa diners can be seen enjoying a meal in the dining room of 'Beca Restaurant at the Duane Street Hotel. The eatery began serving breakfast a week ago, and is rolling out its lunch service today. In addition, guests staying in one of the hotel's 45 ultra-modern rooms can order room service from 'Beca. The proprietors say they plan to begin serving dinner and a weekend-only brunch if and when the establishment is granted a state liquor license.

The kitchen is under the direction of chef Kristiaan Ueno, who offers a smoked salmon and leek omelet and brioche French toast with whipped cream and honey (both $11), among other dishes for breakfast. On the lunch menu, there's a fluke tartare with shiso, watermelon, and radish in a Meyer lemon vinaigrette ($13); and a gnocchi with kabocha squash and sage butter entrée ($14).

Mr. Ueno said the response from diners has been positive, noting: "People have been saying, 'This can't be hotel food.'"

('Beca, 130 Duane St. at Church Street, 212-964-4600; breakfast hours Sunday–Saturday, 7 a.m.– 10:30 a.m.; lunch hours Monday–Friday, noon –2:30 p.m.)


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