As if to exorcise the ghost of a harmonica-playing Bruce Willis, the old Hard Rock Café space has once again been converted into a ‘temporary restaurant’ called the Bon Appétit Supper Club and Café. (It actually has nothing to do with the ghost of Bruno; it's a benefit for Chefs For Humanity) For two weeks, wandering midtown lunchgoers can enjoy menus designed by celebrity chefs and the discerning kitchen of Bon Appétit magazine. Sandwiches (like the Yellowfin Tuna Niçoise number, above) cost $7 or $8, desserts run from $1-$3, and nothing at the café is more than $10.
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