Restaurant Week in NYC

Must-Try Restaurant Week Spots

One of the best weeks (or, let’s be honest, months) of the year is here! NYC Restaurant Week is a citywide tradition where restaurants offer multi-course lunch and dinner menus starting at just $30. Not sure where to book? We’ve rounded up top deals and must-try menus.


Summer 2025 Dates: Monday, 7/21 - Sunday, Aug 17


Chez Josephine

414 W 42nd St | Midtown 

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Give Restaurant Week a well-deserved bonjour by treating yourself to New York’s classic, Chez Josephine. Enjoy a delicious lunch or dinner featuring some of the most authentic French cuisine in the city for only $30 or $45.



Olio e Più

3 Greenwich Ave | Greenwich Village

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This restaurant is giving you the Italian restaurant vibes you've been missing. The only thing better than the drinks and service is the food. Perfect for a date night during any season. Try their bruschetta ricotta, margherita pizza, tagliatelle verdi al ragu bolognese, and finish it all off with panna cotta.



Momoya SoHo

47 Prince St | SoHo

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An elevated Japanese spot in SoHo with one of the best Restaurant Week menus around. Lunch ($30) includes a 7-piece sushi omakase and toro scallion roll. Dinner ($60) brings A5 Wagyu, lobster maki, black cod. 



Boucherie

Multiple Locations

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This restaurant boasts four Manhattan locations, each serving up high-quality, decadent dishes. Whether you choose the Poulet Chasseur or the Wild Mushroom Ravioli, you won't be disappointed. Short on time for dinner? Swing by and savor their Restaurant Week lunch deals!



La Pecora Bianca 

Multiple Locations

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Easily one of our favorite Italian spots in all of NYC. We know it’s a little basic, but that’s only because it’s SO good. A foolproof pick for a work lunch, dinner date, or family meal. For Restaurant Week, enjoy $30 lunch or $45 dinner with house-made pastas, seasonal veggies, and signature plates.



Hutong 

731 Lexington Ave | Midtown East

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Inspired by the glamour of 1920s New York and Shanghai, Hutong brings award-winning Northern Chinese cuisine to Midtown. Known for its Peking Duck and hand-crafted dim sum, they're offering lunch or dinner for Restaurant Week. Don’t miss this local favorite, named one of NYC’s All-Star Eateries by Forbes.



The Fulton

89 South St | Seaport District

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This waterfront stunner serves oysters, branzino with chili-shallot condiment, and spaghetti alle vongole. Add in the Brooklyn Bridge views, and you’ve got one of Restaurant Week’s most romantic bang-for-your-buck picks with a $45 lunch and $60 dinner.



Vallata

19 E 19th St | Flatiron

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Rustic, intimate, and delicious. This $45 dinner includes cacio e pepe arancini, gemelli with basil pesto, and braised chicken thighs. A great under-the-radar pick from a big-name chef.



Noreetuh

128 First Ave | Ukrainian Village

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Looking for a getaway without leaving the city? Head to Noreetuh for some stunning Hawaiian fare. Plus, you won’t break the bank with their Restaurant Week deals!



Sarabeth’s

Multiple Locations

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Indulge in some New York home cooking this week and head to one of Sarabeth’s four locations in NYC. For $30 - $45, you can enjoy classic appetizer, entree, and desserts for lunch and dinner.



Catch NYC

21 9th Ave | Meatpacking

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If you're into seafood, Catch is the perfect catch. Enjoy their three-course $60 Restaurant Week dinner blends sushi, seafood, and steakhouse staples.



Loulou

176 8th Ave | Chelsea

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This cozy French bistro in Chelsea, complete with a speakeasy, has previously served Restaurant Week favorites like Petit Poulet and Croissant Bread Pudding. This summer, enjoy a $30 lunch or $60 dinner, check online for current menu details.



L’Express

249 Park Ave | Gramercy

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This 24/7 French bistro offers a $30 two-course lunch and a $45 three-course dinner (Sun–Fri). Menus include dishes like Watermelon Salad with feta, Pork Schnitzel, Summer Vegetable Risotto, and Crème Brûlée. The perfect casual, classic French fix if you ask us!



Reyna

11 W 17th St | Union Square

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Reyna is a chic Mediterranean tapas spot with bold flavors and an upbeat vibe. Their $45 dinner features dishes like Lamb Baklava, Muhammara Hanger Steak, and Ricotta Fritters. Sunday brunch ($30) includes Shakshouka, Baklava French Toast, and the Reyna Salad, plus a killer cocktail list.



Gui Steakhouse

8 E 36th St | Midtown South

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From Michelin-starred chef Sungchul Shim, Gui is an upscale Korean-inspired steakhouse offering an exceptional Restaurant Week deal: a $30 two-course lunch and a $60 three-course dinner. A standout spot for anyone craving high-end Korean BBQ without breaking the bank.



Rosa Mexicano

Multiple Locations

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The guac here definitely deserves to be extra, just look at it! Rosa Mexicano offers an "elevated fiesta" with authentic Mexican dishes and a modern twist. Enjoy a pre-fixe two-course lunch or three-course dinner menu this Restaurant Week.



Sushi Lab Rooftop

130 W 47th St | Times Square

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A hidden rooftop gem above the Sanctuary Hotel, Sushi Lab serves creative takes on omakase, sashimi, and nigiri. For Restaurant Week, enjoy a $30 lunch or $60 dinner with skyline views and standout Japanese bites. Want to go all in? Check out their neighbor, The Chemistry Room, offering a 3-course meal that includes a 7-piece sushi omakase, for just $60.



ABC Kitchen

35 E 18th St | Union Square 

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ABC Kitchen delivers unforgettable dishes made with clean, local ingredients. Under the guidance of Michelin-starred Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten, treat yourself to a delicious three-course lunch or dinner for $60 during Restaurant Week!



Benjamin Steakhouse

52 E 41st St | Midtown

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Indulge your taste buds in a special treat at Benjamin Steakhouse during NYC Restaurant Week. Savor the finest USDA Prime steaks and impeccable service in an elegant setting, makes this an unforgettable dining experience all for a decent price. 



Looking for more foodie finds? Check out NYC's Best BBQ Spots.


Update July 2025