Apothéke tells us it has given out about 100 of its private-entry keys, but if you haven’t received one yet, don’t fret — more will be given out in the New Year. And if you want to celebrate New Year’s there with an open bar and passed hors d’oeuvres, entry is $200 (tables are $1,000). Per the invite, “Satin gloves will be provided for women. Cigars will be provided for men.” (Yes, Albert Trummer knows how to please the ladies; in a delightful Gothamist interview today, he reveals that he started throwing parties at age 16, in the basement of his dad's restaurant in Austria: “I wanted to make my girlfriends a little drunk and tipsy, you know.”) Finally, while we’re talking about the Bloody Angle, the space at 1 Doyers Street a few doors down from Apothéke, formerly belonging to Bagus Malaysia Restaurant, is for rent. Snatch it up and the next Chinatown cocktail den could be yours!
Albert Trummer, Apothéke [Gothamist]
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