New Years Eve at The DL

Monday, December 31, 2012
New Years Eve
at
The DL
95 Delancey Street, New York, NY 10002

Doors Open at 9pm to 4am

Tickets start at $100
Highlights of The DL's all-out NYE festivities include:
- 4 Hour Top Shelf Open Bar (9pm - 1am)
- Champagne toast at 12m
- Passed hors d'oeuvres for two hours from 9pm-11pm
- NYE Party Favors
- Televised Live NYE 2013 Countdown
- Party Under the Stars on our Heated and Enclosed Rooftop
- Live DJ

To purchase tickets go to:
http://thedreamvine.com/ericvirgil1/new-years-eve-at-the-dl

For Ticket, Table or General information, text Eric Virgil at 917-664-2686, email info@ericvirgil.com or go to www.ericvirgil.com

Join us at the hottest downtown New Year's Eve party ticket for 2013 at The DL, a restaurant/lounge with three floors including an all-season rooftop in Manhattan’s Lower East Side.

The venue, which has a retractable roof and a full kitchen, can host a variety of special events from dinner parties to corporate product launches. It boasts two separate rooms that can operate independently or in conjunction with one another, accommodating a wide range of parties and special events.

Dinner on Ludlow is the newly launched restaurant/bar on the first floor of The DL with Executive Chef John Keller creating an American Bistro menu offering a collection of reimagined comfort food with a modern twist. The meticulous design of the room, with high ceilings, yet still remaining warm and comfortable. Bordered by floor to ceiling glass windows, the open-plan space features a long bar, plenty of intimate tables and banquettes amid a gothic elegant décor of crystal chandeliers, dark wood and ornate metal filigree that creates a relaxed cozy space, enhancing the dining experience.

The Red Light Room on the second floor is the perfect space for a Private Dining experience, cocktail reception, or any private function.

The third floor rooftop is the crown jewel of The DL. Its spacious room, retractable roof, and outdoor patio are a one of a kind experience that transports you away from the streets and offers an entirely new perspective of the Lower East Side.