The article outlines exciting developments in the New York City restaurant scene. Balthazar, a well-known establishment, could see its story brought to the screen as Lorne Michaels has optioned Keith McNally's memoir, indicating a potential film or miniseries. Meanwhile, Margot, a wine bar in Fort Greene, is set to close temporarily for renovations and menu revamps. Its reopening, slated for June 30, will involve a celebratory event. Additionally, Chef Justin Smillie’s new wood-fire pop-up, Slow Fires, will run at the Milling Room, showcasing wood-fired pizzas and more this month.
Balthazar's making may soon inspire a Hollywood adaptation as Keith McNally's memoir, I Regret Almost Everything, has been optioned by Lorne Michaels for adaptation.
Margot will undergo renovations and will close from June 16 to June 29, with a grand reopening party on June 30 to highlight its new menu.
Chef Justin Smillie's wood-fire pop-up, Slow Fires, is set to take place at the Milling Room, serving wood-fired pizzas and meats from June 5 to June 15.
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