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Shake Shack Launching “The Truffle Table” for Elevated Dining Experience in Santa Monica

Exclusive White Truffle Menu to cost $20 per person

Shake Shack is offering a new dining experience for burger enthusiasts. From February 27 to March 2, the popular burger joint will launch “The Truffle Table” at ten locations across the United States, including Santa Monica.

This elevated dining experience offers table service, fine china, a white tablecloth, and a multi-course tasting menu featuring their exclusive White Truffle Menu for $20 per person, plus tax. The menu includes:

  • White Truffle Burger
  • A White Truffle ‘Shroom Burger
  • White Truffle Parmesan Fries
  • Unlimited Shack canned wines by Gotham Winery
  • A shake of your choosing
  • Unlimited beverage of choice
  • Chocolate truffles from Thierry Atlan
  • A bottle of Regalis Truffle oil to take home

Reservations are required and can be made through Shake Shack’s website.

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