Dinner at Lazy Bear actually requires quite a bit of (worthwhile) effort. Tickets for the supper club must be purchased in advance and tend to sell out. Guests are given assigned seats at communal tables. Before each course there's an announcement about the dish, which might be something playful like dry-aged squab (baby pigeon), blueberries, chanterelle mushrooms and sumac flowers.
For those who prefer something less formal, there's also the newer Lazy Bear Den experience. It takes place from 9:30pm to midnight on the mezzanine level, where guests gulp nightcaps and snack on á la carte items like whipped scrambled eggs and sourdough dumplings.
