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Fine dining may not be immune to inflation pressures after all

In New York, one restaurant promotes ‘bargain’ pricing with a $99 porterhouse for two. Will we see more value positioning in high-end restaurants?
Old Homestead's porterhouse for two was $155, but is now available for $99 for a limited time./Photograph courtesy of Old Homestead.

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