NYC REStaurant Week
Events, Festivals and More.
NYC Restaurant Week is back this winter from January 20 through February 12, featuring specially priced prix-fixe menus at some of the city’s most exciting restaurants. With hundreds of participating spots across all five boroughs, below are standout favorites worth a visit.
New York’s holiday calendar is packed with festive options for every kind of night out. Christmas coverage centers on seasonal dining at Sungold (Arlo Williamsburg) and NoMad Diner, while New Year’s Eve spans everything from open-bar nightlife and rooftop parties near Times Square to Roaring Twenties casino-style experiences, prix-fixe restaurant celebrations, family-friendly “Noon Year’s Eve,” and live concerts at Brooklyn Bowl.
There are some New York nights that feel instantly timeless: getting dressed up, walking through the glow of Lincoln Center, and settling into your seat as an entire orchestra takes the stage.
Murray Hill’s dining scene has no shortage of buzzworthy openings, but Leonetta stands out with a brunch menu that captures the warmth, freshness, and soul of the Mediterranean coastline. Designed with seasonal ingredients, traditional techniques, and a modern sensibility, Leonetta’s dishes feel both elevated and comforting—exactly what weekend brunch should be.
Last Thursday, in support of global nonprofit WhyHunger, artist and rapper sAINt JHN hosted a pop-up dinner for WhyHunger’s Hungerthon as part of a fundraising endeavor that aims to confront the root causes of hunger in America and give access to nutritious food for all.
The red carpet rolled out at Current, Pier 59 at Chelsea Piers as the enCourage Kids Foundation hosted its 11th Annual Serving Up Smiles, marking an incredible 40 years of making hospitals a better place to get better.
As the skyline glowed against the autumn dusk, The Edge LIC opened its doors for an intimate preview, giving event-industry insiders, planners, and tastemakers a first look at one of Long Island City’s most anticipated new venues.
Atelier Ariana , founded by Chef Ariana Barkin, a pastry chef with over 15 years of experience in French pâtisserie from Detroit to Paris, is a Parisian-style café and pâtisserie, which recently celebrated its first anniversary.
New York City never runs out of stories to tell — and this season, it’s writing some unforgettable ones. From haunted nights and marathon brunches to candlelit art dinners and iconic holiday moments, here’s your ultimate guide to what’s happening across the five boroughs through winter 2025.
Under a glittering Manhattan skyline, the Denyce Graves Foundation’s Harvest Moon Gala gathered icons from the worlds of music, art, and philanthropy for an evening steeped in elegance and emotion.
On September 17th, Constitution Day, we celebrated America’s founding spirit at the Constitution and Cocktails fundraiser, hosted at the historic King Manor Museum in Jamaica’s largest greenspace.
Taking center stage and setting the tone ahead of famed New York Fashion Week, TV personality Josh McBride celebrated his annual birthday bash with a star-studded extravaganza that quickly became the weekend’s must-attend event.
The Big Deal Speakeasy Casino (1 E 28th St) marked its 10th anniversary with a glamorous celebration that transported guests straight back to the roaring 1920s.
The stars brought their A+ fashion game to Spring Studios in SoHo on Friday night, where they gathered to celebrate the debut of designer Sergio Hudson’s latest collection at New York Fashion Week.
After a meticulous restoration, The Paris Café has officially reopened down the street from South Street Seaport, and it’s a must visit.
On a sun-drenched weekend in Southampton, Jill Zarin once again set the gold standard for Hamptons summer socials with the 12th edition of her highly anticipated Luxury Luncheon.
On a perfect summer Sunday, we made our way to Breva Brighton Beach—a modern brasserie tucked just off the boardwalk—for what turned out to be one of the city’s most memorable brunch experiences.
This past Saturday, Brigade, the bold lifestyle brand known for championing community over commodity, turned up the summer heat with its annual Block Party at 99 Scott in Brooklyn
Tucked into an unassuming restaurant front in East Williamsburg, Please Tell Me is the kind of spot you wander into on a lazy afternoon and never want to leave. Inspired by Japanese listening rooms and Brazilian flavors, this intimate bar and restaurant offers a soulful blend of sound, food, and community.
Tucked inside the chic Arlo Soho hotel at 2 Renwick Street, Lindens is redefining seasonal dining in Lower Manhattan with the launch of its new Summer Harvest Dinner Menu
Dim Sum Palace has officially landed in Long Island City—and its debut couldn’t feel more at home. Located at 2428 Jackson Avenue,
On June 30, a day ahead of its official public debut, Dumpling Xi celebrated the grand opening of its new East Village location at 71 4th Avenue with a lively and flavor-packed evening that brought together press, food lovers, and friends of the brand.
BarChef, the internationally celebrated cocktail institution from Toronto, has officially arrived in New York—and its private preview offered a first taste of what may become the city’s most innovative drinking destination.
The Hamptons summer scene officially ignited with a one-night-only takeover by hip-hop legend Ja Rule at Calissa in Water Mill on Friday, June 13th. The occasion? The exclusive Hamptons launch of his new whiskey line, Amber & Opal—and the crowd came ready to toast.
Looking for the perfect way to celebrate Independence Day in New York City this year? With the Macy’s fireworks confirmed to launch from the lower East River, some of the best views will be from Manhattan’s rooftops and waterfronts.
Here’s a vibrant overview of the best summer events in NYC, offering a mix of free and ticketed experiences to suit every mood and budget:
World-renowned culinary icon Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto celebrated his 70th birthday in true Morimoto fashion—with an exclusive, high-energy celebration that doubled as a sneak peek of his newest venture, MM by Morimoto, set to open this July in Montclair, New Jersey.
On June 4, 2025, WhyHunger celebrated its 50th anniversary with a powerful and inspiring evening at the iconic Frederick P. Rose Hall at Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City.
