rustic breakfast potatoes, choice of applewood smoked bacon, pork or chicken apple sausage, choice of white, 'whole wheat, multigrain, rye or gluten free toast
Three Egg Omelet
$29.00
choice of three items below: onion, peppers, spinach, tomato, mushrooms, ham, bacon, smoked salmon, cheddar or swiss cheese
Eggs Benedict
$29.00
grilled country ham or cherry wood smoked salmon, soft poached eggs, citrus hollandaise sauce, rustic breakfast potatoes, toasted english muffin
short rib bacon jam, aged cheddar, charred jalapeno ranch
Smoked Turkey B.L.T
$29.00
brie de meaux, pickled red onions, herbed dijonnaise
Crispy Cauliflower
$24.00
gochujang honey glaze, citrus labneh
Margherita Pizza
$28.00
fresh mozzarella, homemade tomato sauce, basil
Barbecue Chicken Pizza
$33.00
house barbecue sauce, arugula
Martini Lounge
The First Dry Martini
One of The Knickerbocker's most fabled legends is that the dry martini was invented in its ornate barroom by bartender Martini de Arma di Taggia. From 1907 until Prohibition began in 1920, the hotel's famous, wildly popular bar was at the very center of the growing cult of the Dry Martini. Anybody who was anybody in the Gilded Age - F. Scott Fitzgerald, Enrico Caruso, various Roosevelts – was imbibing at the bar, and odds were they were drinking Dry Martinis
Martinis
Stirred
The Original Dry Martini
$38.00
The hotel's original recipe, 1907; tanqueray, noilly prat dry, orange bitters. Served tableside and paired with chef michael's martini snack: roasted chorizo croquette, platinum osetra caviar
The Perfect Knickerbocker Martini
$26.00
Our modern version of the iconic cocktail, 2019. Tanqueray gin, noilly prat dry and sweet, orange bitters
The Martinez
$28.00
The precursor to the classic Martini. Created 1860s, San Francisco. Tanqueray gin, sweet vermouth, maraschino, orange bitters
Shaken
The "007" Vesper
$26.00
Created by Ian Fleming, 1953. Botanist gin, ketel one, lillet blanc
George M. Cohan
The Knickerbocker's most famous resident was broadway superstar George M. Cohan. An actor, singer, dancer, composer, playwright, and producer. Cohan was an entire talent show unto himself. Just 29 years old, with songwriting credits like "Give My Regards to Broadway" already under his belt, he was dubbed "the boy owner of the American flag" by the New York Sun
Signature Cocktails
Fig-Ged-Da-Boud-It
$26.00
baby jane bourbon, egg white, lemon, fig, angostura bitters