Luckily the experience had plenty for foot passengers to enjoy too. The set-up was as much art insta

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On Thursday, I attended the launch party of the new drive-through dining experience though I did so on foot. This turned out to be the sensible choice given the amount of booze the roller girls were wheeling around. You hope anyone driving wouldn't opt for any of these potent concoctions (200ish seconds before returning to Europe's busiest shopping street) which included frankfurter martinis and absinthe and ether cocktails. But then that's dinner cruises in new york what chauffeurs are for, right?
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As with many things in life and indeed life itself, the pop-up drive thru was not around for long but we eagerly await its return… preferably in the near future when robots drive our cars and we can order a few cocktails to go as well.