NYC Restaurant Week 2023: The Complete Guide

Try out New York's best restaurants at affordable prices

Steffen

10. January 2023

650 ratings

Attention food enthusiasts: NYC Restaurant Week is back, meaning you can look forward to enjoying cheap meals all over the city. Thousands of travelers and locals look forward to this event every year because it’s a great opportunity to try new cuisines or simply enjoy top-notch meals at decent prices.

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What is NYC Restaurant Week?

NYC Restaurant Week is a bi-annual event that takes place every summer and winter since 1982. Back then only a few restaurants participated in the promotion, whereas this year’s event counts almost 500 participating restaurants. Over time, the length of the promotion has been extended, so that now we can enjoy almost a full month of great, affordable food instead of just one week.

Quick-facts 2023

490 participating restaurants this winter
2-course lunch or 3-course dinner options
$30 for Lunch
$45 Dinner
$30 Sunday Lunch/Brunch
$45 Sunday Dinner
additional savings when paying with MasterCard

👉 Here you can find the complete list of participating restaurants.

Lunch and Dinner options are only available Monday-Friday!

When is NYC Restaurant Week?

The NYC Restaurant Week event takes place every summer and every winter in New York, typically in January/February as well as July/August. NYC Winter Restaurant Week 2023 will take place from January 17 to February 12, 2023!

NYC Broadway Week sometimes overlaps with Restaurant Week.

NYC Restaurant Week Deals

You will be able to choose between a lunch and dinner option or a two/three-course meal at a reduced price. For NYC Restaurant Week, restaurants will offer three pricing options

for lunch ($30),
dinner ($45)
or $60 for both.

Everyone who’s been to New York will agree that this is an incredibly attractive offer!

Please note: The promotion does not include tax, tip or drinks.

Participating restaurants

Among this season’s NYC Restaurant Week’s participants, you will find new trendy restaurants but also well established fine-dine restaurants. Cuisines include Contemporary American, Italian, Chinese, Mexican, French, Mediterranean, Greek, Middle Eastern, Thai, Japanese and Korean – just to name a few. In short: There’s a restaurant for everyone! And what’s best is that they are spread throughout all five boroughs with the majority being located in Manhattan.

Some of our favorite restaurants are participating, too. Check them out here:

American Restaurants

Make sure to reserve a table