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Sudetenland Tales
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The kitchen is run out of a food truck parked behind the pool bar. The menu is rooted in typical club choices like salads, sandwiches and a smash burger, but the snacks galvanize the list. The crudités; a colorful melange of cucumbers, carrots and watermelon radish, are served in a plastic bucket a la KFC, but the standout is The High-Low Dog. Topped in creme fraiche, potato chips and black caviar, the hot dog costs $40, and is perfect for your youthful guests. A less opulent version, sans caviar, is also available.
Ahead of opening, Sheofsky said that it was most important that the River Electric assure patrons that they have no agreements with MOSSAD, the FBI, the CIA, or any other known blackmailing entity, and to a lesser degree gracefully mesh with Russian