Our 2026 Menus

Grace, Greed, Glam

In 2026, travel without moving. We honor the traditions of Japan, recreate a time of excess, and explore the world of fashion. Join us to discover Japan, Wall Street 1987, and Fashion.

Japan

January 24 - April 26, 2026

Let us transport you to Japan.

This past year we traveled to Japan as part of Alinea’s 20th anniversary celebration.

Executive Chef Alan Mileykovsky, General Manager Kate Lang, and Chef Grant Achatz, the trio behind the Next menus, immersed themselves into Japan together - a culture defined by grace, tranquillity and precision.

This menu is both a reflection and a continuation of that journey. We are honoring Japanese culture while blending our Next techniques and ideas to create the unexpected. Weaving together memories of markets and museums, minimalist architecture and listening bar experiences - to create a zen one-of-a-kind Japanese experience.

We’re excited to return home and translate “the Japan we lived” into something serene and distinctly Next.

Wall Street 1987

May 2 - August 30, 2026

“Greed is good.” – Gordon Gekko

Step into the glittering heartbeat of Manhattan’s golden age - when ambition gleamed as bright as the skyline and excess was the ultimate expression of success.

​​Each dish is a transaction of pleasure and precision - where technique meets the opulence of haute cuisine. Gold leaf glimmers on a classic Ribeye, caviar glides across porcelain like the ink of a signature, and smoke unfurls like whispers across the trading floor.

Wall Street 1987 is not nostalgia but an ode to the thrill of ambition, and a time when luxury didn’t whisper - it roared.

September 5, 2026 - January 10, 2027

Fashion

Haute Cuisine, Haute Couture.

Tonight, we dine in the language of couture.

Each dish is crafted as a designer would a garment - cut, shaped and draped through silhouette, texture, and emotion - guided by the legendary maisons and the quiet artistry of the atelier.

We explore the lineage of fashion: rococo opulence reimagined in edible form, fabric technique and craftsmanship become culinary innovation, and the pulse of contemporary culture expressed through the unexpected. Here, textiles become flavors; accessories become gestures; garments become experiences.

Tonight, the table becomes an Atelier. Each course, a statement piece.

A feast for those who believe style is not worn — but lived, felt, and tasted.