Vienna of Roslyn
Nightclubs are rarely, if ever, known for their food -- but Vienna of Roslyn is not dialing it in.
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Lobster-stuffed grilled cheese on butter-soaked toast oozes with melted Gouda at Vienna of Roslyn.
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The exterior of the 19th century building that houses Vienna of Roslyn.
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An upstairs lounge and event space at Vienna of Roslyn features a crackling gas fire, white couches, a DJ booth and another bar, plus two cozier side dining rooms. An oversized painting of Michael Jackson hangs near the fireplace.
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The stone-lined tavern downstairs at Vienna of Roslyn offers basic bar plates (burgers, wings and a quesadilla among them).
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Upstairs dining rooms at Vienna of Roslyn feature white couches, chandeliers and fuchsia lights.
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Mediterranean dips at Vienna of Roslyn, an artful arrangement of silky-smooth hummus, tapenade, spicy feta dip and citrusy tzatziki, are served with sliced veggies and warm, spice-dusted pita bread.
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Braised short ribs over creamy mashed new potatoes are falling-apart tender, and served in a skillet at Vienna of Roslyn.
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Well-crafted, thin-crust Margherita pizza is flecked with basil at Vienna of Roslyn.
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Lamb rib chops at Vienna of Roslyn.
